je précise: g telle que g(t)=tf(t) est definie sur 0.1 ferme, derivable sur 0.1 ouvert, et verifie g(0)=0=g(1)=0. Ne reste plus qu'à appliquer rolle en dérivant g.
death4578
Zotto Mola
Posté le 13-12-2012 à 19:58:21
C'est lui qui lit des bouquins de maths en cours J'pense que j'vais arrêter les maths l'année prochaine d'ailleurs Et p'tet reprendre en 4A
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And finally, because brain cycles are a finite resource, there is only so much complexity we could put into the champion's actual kit--most of its complexity budget would be eaten up already by the mere fact that you're controlling two independent units.
death4578
Zotto Mola
Posté le 13-12-2012 à 20:03:51
Pour nothingz, calculer la somme de k=1 à n de 1/(k(k+1))
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And finally, because brain cycles are a finite resource, there is only so much complexity we could put into the champion's actual kit--most of its complexity budget would be eaten up already by the mere fact that you're controlling two independent units.
J'lui aurais bien filé ma feuille d'exo que j'avais eu à faire avant mon entrée en sup mais j'arrive plus à retrouver sur quel topic je l'avais foutu
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And finally, because brain cycles are a finite resource, there is only so much complexity we could put into the champion's actual kit--most of its complexity budget would be eaten up already by the mere fact that you're controlling two independent units.