Math Forum / Mathematics / Undergraduate Math / May 2008

I need solution manual of "foundations of Electromagnetic Theory"
Thank You

I'm tutoring two people for an undergraduate course in hyperbolic
geometry, and they've given me a list of problems their teacher says
will prepare them for the final.  I've been able to solve all but
three of them, and I'm hoping someone can answer the remaining three.

I tried to look for soltuion but I couldn't get it. plz help me.. I
have to finish my homework but It's too hard. may I can't do it if I
don't have solution. I need your help..
plz send to e-mail.. redcdcase@chol.com

My name is Sam and I am preparing to write my GRE physics subject
test.Can you please send me the ebooks of the following list?
1) concepts of modern physics by Arthur Beiser
2)Introduction to Solid state physics by Kittel

hello, im an amateur mathematician who needs help with this theorem. I don't understand the proof. can anyone help me?
thanks in advance
raul

I'm student of mechanical engineering, and I need solution of
Potter, M.C and Wiggert D.C, Mechanics of Fluids, 3rd Edition, Brooks/
Cole, CA, U.S.A., 2002
plz help me

I am having some trouble dealing with periodicity and trigonometric equations. I asked the teacher about it, and he confirmed that sin and cos do indeed have 2pi periodicity, as expected. However, the book has some answers which don't match up with what I expected. The book I am ...

does anyone have the solution manual for "Logic and Computer Design
Fundamentals" 4th edition by mano and kime?

What should be done to find these values?

Directions: Find the area of each figure given the coordinates of the vertices
1.ABC with A(2,-3),B(-5,-3)and C(-1,3)
2. trapezoid FGHI with F(-1,8),G(5,8),H(3,4),and J(1,4)
3.rhomas LMPQ with L(-4,3),M(-2,4),P(0,3), and Q(-2,2)

ok, here's the problem.. prove <u,v> = 0 iff ||u|| less than or equal
to ||u + av||
where u,v in V and a is in F.
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Probability & Statistics for Engineers & Scientists (8th Edition) by
Walpole / Myers / Ye
I need a solution manual for this, anyone?

As a high shcool student, Which are the branches of math that I have to learn in order to be able to start studying Differential Geometry? Do I need some physics?
Thanks in advance, I ll appreciate any comment.

I have the solutions manuals for these books. If you are interested in
any of them, contact me at
books of interest (at) gmail (dot) com
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Prove that there are at least one ways to cut the pizza and the cheesecake in halves of equal areas by one straight cut. (By pizzas and cheesecakes, we mean compact connected subsets of R^2)