Encyclopedia of Physical Science and Technology, Volume 2Academic Press, 1992 - Physical sciences |
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... solution . It differs from nu- merical problem solving in that the solution path does not come from a mathematical algorithm . Rather , the solution to a problem is obtained by looking for and combining all useful ideas or clues , each ...
... solution . It differs from nu- merical problem solving in that the solution path does not come from a mathematical algorithm . Rather , the solution to a problem is obtained by looking for and combining all useful ideas or clues , each ...
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... solution that is to be analyzed . The mea- sured signal at 553.6 nm would be inaccurate because it would be composed ... solution is vis- cous , it is sucked up into the chamber relatively slowly , and a smaller signal is seen relative ...
... solution that is to be analyzed . The mea- sured signal at 553.6 nm would be inaccurate because it would be composed ... solution is vis- cous , it is sucked up into the chamber relatively slowly , and a smaller signal is seen relative ...
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... solutions of particular cases . Therefore , in evaluating the solution , it is impor- tant to give consideration to the following top- ics : ( 1 ) analysis of errors resulting from numeri- cal approximations , ( 2 ) comparison of ...
... solutions of particular cases . Therefore , in evaluating the solution , it is impor- tant to give consideration to the following top- ics : ( 1 ) analysis of errors resulting from numeri- cal approximations , ( 2 ) comparison of ...
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