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Johns Hopkins University Press
Language
English
Pages
187

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Subjects

Miscellanea, Mathematical analysis, Mathematical models, Analyse mathématique, Modèles mathématiques, Miscellanées, MATHEMATICS, General, Mathematik, Anwendung

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An equation for every occasion: fifty-two formulas and why they matter
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Table of Contents

As the Earth draws the apple
And all the children are above average
The lady with the mystic smile
The heart has its reasons
AC/DC
The Doppler effect
Do I look fat in these jeans?
Zeros and ones
Tsunami
When the chips are down
A stretch of the imagination
Woodstock nation
What is [pi]?
No sweat
Road range
The bends
It's not the heat, it's the humidity
The world's most beautiful equation
Breaking the law
The Mars curse
Eureka!
A penny saved...
If I only had a brain
Because it was there
Four eyes
Bee sting
Here comes the sun
A leg to stand on
Love is a roller coaster
Loss factor
A slippery slope
Transformers
A house of cards
Let there be light
Smarty pants
As old as the hills
Can you hear me now?
Decay heat
Zero, one, infinity
Terminal velocity
Water, water, everywhere
Dog days
Body heat
Red hot
A bolt from the blue
Like oil and water
Fish story
Making waves
A drop in the bucket
Fracking unbelievable
Take two aspirins and call me in the morning
The world's most famous equation.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 175-183) and index.

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510
Library of Congress
QA401 .H457 2014, QA401.H457 2014

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x, 187 pages
Number of pages
187

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OL27177146M
Internet Archive
equationforevery0000hens
ISBN 10
1421414910
ISBN 13
9781421414911
LCCN
2013050140
OCLC/WorldCat
867716130, 2013050140

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