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ermm...so is there anyway i search my own list like a genre search? For example i want to group my list according to genre(like all shounen together) is there anyway to do that? or i must do it manually=.=

You could do a genre search specifying at the end that you want it to apply to one of your lists, like shounen on your reading list. If you want a permanent list though of all shounen on all your lists, I can only think of doing that genre search for each of your lists and then moving them to a custom list entitled "shounen".

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ermm...so is there anyway i search my own list like a genre search? For example i want to group my list according to genre(like all shounen together) is there anyway to do that? or i must do it manually=.=

You could do a genre search specifying at the end that you want it to apply to one of your lists, like shounen on your reading list. If you want a permanent list though of all shounen on all your lists, I can only think of doing that genre search for each of your lists and then moving them to a custom list entitled "shounen".

thanks alot

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ermm...so is there anyway i search my own list like a genre search? For example i want to group my list according to genre(like all shounen together) is there anyway to do that? or i must do it manually=.=

There's this?

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So, who do you think is going to win the steelers vs. patriots game this weekend? I have been thinking and I just don't know.

Concering the zombified threads that keep appearing more frequent lately, does it has anything to do with holloween? Coz the same thing also happen in some other forums i went to....

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Concering the zombified threads that keep appearing more frequent lately, does it has anything to do with holloween? Coz the same thing also happen in some other forums i went to....

I think it has more to do with the new batch of newbies we get around this time of year.

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The radius of a spherical ball bearing is measured to be 2 cm with a maximum possible error of 0.02 cm.
Find the maximum possible error in calculuting the volume of the ball bearing. Round your answer to 4 decimal digits.

problem is i can't find the right answer no matter what 🤢
3 attempts, 2 already out. can someone check this please!!

edit: answered.
that was close. i thought my 3rd attempt was a failure for sure 🤢

its cold down here fam ~

If I remember correctly, the answer should be (0.02)^3 = 0.000008 cm^3. Rounding it up, you get 0.0001 cm^3.

Edit: Sorry, didn't see that you got the answer. Am I right, by the way?

There are times when you will miss what you never had. I wonder how you will find what you so desperately need.

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The radius of a spherical ball bearing is measured to be 2 cm with a maximum possible error of 0.02 cm.
Find the maximum possible error in calculuting the volume of the ball bearing. Round your answer to 4 decimal digits.

problem is i can't find the right answer no matter what 🤢
3 attempts, 2 already out. can someone check this please!!

edit: answered.
that was close. i thought my 3rd attempt was a failure for sure 🤢

Out of curiosity, how do you solve this problem?

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Use percent error or differential propagation of error, I suppose.

Also, there's a homework help thread somewhere around here.

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Use percent error or differential propagation of error, I suppose.

Also, there's a homework help thread somewhere around here.

using percent error to solve a differential problem is a big mistake of mine 🤢

@chineserider: f(x+dx) ≈ f(x) + f'(x)dx

its cold down here fam ~

Hi,

I don't know if anyone would know the answer to this question, but here it is. Have you ever heard of a filipino needing to take a 7 day interview process to get a tourist visa to Canada? I can't find anything on the internet and I don't know who else to ask.

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Hi,

I don't know if anyone would know the answer to this question, but here it is. Have you ever heard of a filipino needing to take a 7 day interview process to get a tourist visa to Canada? I can't find anything on the internet and I don't know who else to ask.

What, like 7 days of interviews, one after another? Seems pretty odd to me.

The link to how to apply for a temporary resident visa

It definitely implies the interview to be of a singular nature.

"It is those who know little, and not those who know much, who so positively assert that this or that problem will never be solved by science."

When I was typing in Microsoft Word, suddenly the quotation key gives off this « . How do I get it back to the normal " ?

Nulla in mundo pax sincera
"Always go too far, because that's where you'll find the truth." - Albert Camus

Nevermind then.