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Logarithmic Functions and their Applications
Logarithmic functions take an input (the “base” number) and output its exponent when raised to a certain power (the “log base”). For example, if…
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Understanding E Notation in Calculations
There’s a secret weapon that can help us all tackle those ***** calculations with ease E notation (also known as scientific notation). So what…
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Understanding Scientific Notation
For example, the distance from Earth to the sun can be written as 93 million miles in decimal form, but using scientific notation we…
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Counting Objects in Astronomy
Now, you might think this is just some basic math stuff, but let me tell ya, there’s more to it than meets the eye.…
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Applications of Chromatic Polynomials Involving Stirling Numbers
Instead, let’s break it down in a way that even your grandma could understand! First: what are chromatic polynomials? Well, they’re basically just equations…
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Stirling Numbers and their Applications
Relax, it’s all good, because in this article, we’ll break down what these numbers are and how they can be used in real-life applications…
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Parity of Stirling Numbers of the Second Kind
To kick things off: what are these mysterious creatures called “Stirling numbers”? Well, they’re a type of number that show up in all sorts…
