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Now this equation still looks a little bit like a mess, but actually we can rearrange it into this form.

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Mandarin to death in a sack. You're not killing anyone by going to the opera. Part of the strategy of Singer's argument is to persuade us that not intervening to save someone because we have something else worth doing is morally equivalent to killing them. In the name of those other values, we should resist that equation, but the shallow pond arguments raise more empirical concerns to which, as I promised, I'll now

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Moon Pie, how might I help you? How much money are you planning to leave me when you die? Nice talking to you. Mima? Want to try that again? I need to buy a computer so I can solve the Navier-Stokes equation. Uh-huh.

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This follows the starter main course dessert format. I don't know where the cheese will come in to that equation, but there it is.

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G, or Gibbs free energy, tells us whether a process will be spontaneous or not, meaning if it will simply happen on its own. Change in Gibbs free energy is given by this equation, which includes change in enthalpy, change in entropy, and temperature. If delta G is negative, the process is spontaneous; if positive, it is

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nonspontaneous. So we can use this equation to see how a spontaneous process can be either enthalpically or entropically favorable, or both, but not neither. For example, if delta H is negative, which means exothermic and energetically favorable, and delta S is positive, which means an increase in entropy, which is also

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entropically unfavorable, the entropic unfavorability will be minimized at lower temperatures. This is a very important equation to understand because it describes all of the spontaneous processes in the universe. There are those who incorrectly use entropy and the second law of thermodynamics to imply that order can't

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let's ask ourselves: what is the integrator going to do? Now remember, all this integrator does—this integral control component—is given by this equation right here. All you have to do is integrate the error and then multiply by some number KI. Let's take a look at this again. Again, the error is zero, and then suddenly you give it some kind of input, or some step in reference to generate some step in error. Again, let's ask ourselves what is

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I got myself out of the equation since everybody was already plotting.

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Practically, when dealing with reaction equations, you have to make sure that there’s the same amount of atoms on each side of the equation, and if not, balance it out element by element.

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We know these exist thanks to schrödinger’s equation, which gives a probabilistic wave function.

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Climate models for the atmosphere and oceans ultimately solve the Navier-Stokes equation.

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That’s a non-linear differential equation and we don’t understand how to solve it, not really.

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But once money started entering the equation, they started building fake relationships.

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In reality, the car speeds up from 7 m per second to about 8.4 m per second during that time, and you could find those numbers just by plugging in t equals 1 and t equals 1.25 to the equation for velocity.

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The way the system vibrates is defined by its equation of motion, which can be determined by applying Newton's second law.

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And so we obtain the equation of motion for the system.

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This is an ordinary differential equation, and the solution is a sinusoidal function. t is time, Phi is the phase angle and A is the amplitude of vibration.

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So ask intelligently. Here's number 2: Ask with intelligence, ask with faith. That's the childish part of the equation: believe you can get what you want like a child.

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