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A. Fission
B. Uranium
C. Neutrons
D. Heat
A. For atoms to gain the stability of the octet.
B. To form a substance in low supply.
C. To use up an oversupply of atoms.
D. To produce energy
A. To develop new mathematical theories and concepts
B. To apply mathematical tools and techniques to solve problems in physics and related fields
C. To study the history and philosophy of mathematics
D. To analyze mathematical patterns and structures
A. Algebra
B. Geometry
C. Calculus
D. Probability theory
A. Limits
B. Derivatives
C. Integrals
D. Matrices
A. An equation involving only constants
B. An equation that relates derivatives and functions
C. An equation with only one variable
D. An equation with only integers
A. Integration
B. Differentiation
C. Matrix algebra
D. Fourier analysis
A. A series that represents a function as a sum of sine and cosine terms
B. A series that converges to a constant value
C. A series that represents a function as a polynomial
D. A series that converges to zero
A. Statistics
B. Calculus
C. Complex analysis
D. Linear algebra
A. A quantity with magnitude and direction
B. A scalar quantity
C. A complex number
D. A function of a single variable
A. Linear programming
B. Differential equations
C. Calculus of variations
D. Lagrange multipliers
A. A series that represents a function as a sum of powers of a variable
B. A series that converges to a constant value
C. A series that represents a function as a polynomial
D. A series that converges to zero