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Trigonometry / Complex analysis / Classical mechanics / Trigonometric functions / Unit circle / Complex plane / Complex number / Polar coordinate system / Kinematics / Mathematical analysis / Mathematics / Geometry
Date: 2007-12-17 16:37:17
Trigonometry
Complex analysis
Classical mechanics
Trigonometric functions
Unit circle
Complex plane
Complex number
Polar coordinate system
Kinematics
Mathematical analysis
Mathematics
Geometry

Section 7.3 Difference Equations to Differential Equations

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