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All trolling aside, how was your calc 3 experience compared to calc 2? Easier or harder?


calc 3 is much easier and more fun than calc 2 imo

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bump, having trouble figuring out an equation that finds the force at each height of the building

im getting like 25 x B x [(Ho + H2)/ 2].. the 25 is in lbs per square inch.. so the base x height wil get rid of the square inch... but to do with the length of building?

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bump, having trouble figuring out an equation that finds the force at each height of the building

im getting like 25 x B x [(Ho + H2)/ 2].. the 25 is in lbs per square inch.. so the base x height wil get rid of the square inch... but to do with the length of building?


to find equivalent force? with constant force over length

(h2-h1)*force = concentrated force at (h2-h1)/2 + h1
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