Calculus work problem help?

1. A piece of cardboard measures 22x35inches. Two equal squares are measured from the corners of a 22-inch side. Two equal rectangles are removed from the other corners so that the two tabs can be folded to form a rectangular box with a lid. A.) Write...

Hello, I have a problem in Calculus that I'm not too sure how to work. If someone can offer some help, I'd be grateful. The problem has three parts and is as follows: ...show more

I am going to grad school in the fall. Hooray! Problem: I have to take calculus before I start and I am kind of freaking out. Everything is great about the grad program I've decided to attend. The only problem is that I found out with my admission that...

So here goes. I was trying to proove that KE is the int. of work to my teacher but he told me what I was doing isnt right, so here is what i did. int.Work=KE Work=int(F.dx) Work=int(ma.dx) work =m int((dv/dt)*dx) now here is the problem. What i did was...

Hi, I'm currently taking calculus and using the James Stewart 7th edition single variable book and i wanted to buy the solutions manual just so i could review on my own. but while i searched there is just too many i don't know which one to get!! my teacher...

Ok, I work in a company (Let's call it A) and I work part-time in a company (Let's call it B) that belongs to my boss's son. I go to A every single day and I do the work for B only by phone and email. Most of the time I don't have any work for A...and...

Ok, I work in a company (Let's call it A) and I work part-time in a company (Let's call it B) that belongs to my boss's son. I go to A every single day and I do the work for B only by phone and email. Most of the time I don't have any work for A...and...