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Martoman

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Re: Integration magnitude?
« Reply #15 on: July 22, 2010, 10:36:05 pm »
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Did you run into a corner and cry? If not, excuse the rest of us for lacking your prodigious ability  :P
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Re: Integration magnitude?
« Reply #16 on: July 22, 2010, 11:40:36 pm »
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What.The.Hell.    :knuppel2:

To clear this up. You can't have negative area on planet Earth. This is silly.

Area under the x axis will give you a negative answer because you are evaluating f(b) - f(a), and those points on the graph are negative. You will end up with a negative answer. Sooooo to stop this, just take the absolute value of this area... or subtract it as two negatives make a positive.

This shouldn't be confusing at all  ::)
I was told area is a vector quantity
well it depends what the area represents no? In other words, it needs a context.

but in general an "area" is not... a vector... -_-
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Re: Integration magnitude?
« Reply #17 on: July 22, 2010, 11:48:38 pm »
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What.The.Hell.    :knuppel2:

To clear this up. You can't have negative area on planet Earth. This is silly.

Area under the x axis will give you a negative answer because you are evaluating f(b) - f(a), and those points on the graph are negative. You will end up with a negative answer. Sooooo to stop this, just take the absolute value of this area... or subtract it as two negatives make a positive.

This shouldn't be confusing at all  ::)
I was told area is a vector quantity
well it depends what the area represents no? In other words, it needs a context.

but in general an "area" is not... a vector... -_-

"whose reality" or rather, "identity and belonging"  :smitten:
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Re: Integration magnitude?
« Reply #18 on: July 22, 2010, 11:49:16 pm »
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BAHAHAHAHA, identity and belonging plz although im not entirely sure there are vectors in identity and belonging tho
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Re: Integration magnitude?
« Reply #19 on: July 22, 2010, 11:51:47 pm »
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There are vector identities which belong in mathematics :S
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