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My name is Larry Feldman, and I specialize in making complex material understandable to a mass audience. I have a MSEE and over twenty years of applied mathematics and teaching experience. I firmly believe that every person has the ability to comprehend mathematics as long as the material is presented in the right way. Most complicated problems can be broken down into simpler components. I create

applications for iOS (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch) and Android because those platforms are powerful, user-friendly, and mobile. If you're looking for applications that simply list formulas, there are plenty to choose from on the iTunes App store and Android Market written by other authors. My applications provide formulas too, but they also solve complex problems and explain the concepts behind the formulas. Students will learn a great deal from my applications, and they will gain the ability to check their homework answers quickly. Students, teachers and other professionals will appreciate the ability to obtain answers to their questions in the blink of an eye.

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10/29/2019

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Larry Feldman's answer: I’ll give you some hints. Call the given points A and B. Find the midpoint of AB. Call it (h, k). Find the slope of AB. Call it m. The equation is: y - k = -\frac{1}{m}(x - h). The rest is up to you.

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09/04/2019

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Larry Feldman's answer: Ax + By = C By = C - Ax y = (C/B) - (Ax/B) y = (-A/B)x + (C/B)

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04/10/2019

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Larry Feldman's answer: If y = a log(bx - c) + d is your log function, bx - c is called the “argument.” The vertical asymptote is the line whose x coordinates make the argument 0. Those x values are prohibited because you can’t take the log of 0. Setting the argument to 0: bx - c = 0 bx = c .....

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03/06/2019

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Larry Feldman's answer: Using the 2nd Fundamental Theorem of Calculus: 2x\sqrt{1 + x^4}

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