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MarkS222222222222222 03/09/12 12:11:00 AM #1: |
I'm trying to understand the section of the research article and they refer to a quadratic effect, a cubic effect, and a quadric effect. If anyone can shed any light on this at all, I'd very much appreciate it.
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CherryCokes 03/09/12 12:12:00 AM #2: |
don't use the quadratic formula when you need the quadric effect
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pjbasis 03/09/12 12:16:00 AM #3: |
Quadratic = 2
Cubic = 3 I'm guessing the other is 4. -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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foolm0ron 03/09/12 12:16:00 AM #4: |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadric
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LordoftheMorons 03/09/12 12:26:00 AM #5: |
Are you sure it doesn't say quartic (a degree 4 polynomial?)
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Forceful_Dragon 03/09/12 12:35:00 AM #6: |
Quadratic = A^B
Cubic = (A^B)^C Quadric = ((A^B)^C)^D? Like that? So a Quadric measures the 'volume' of a 4-dimensional object? -- ~Ç~ http://img.imgcake.com/AlecTrevylan006/fdshieldpngyn.png Eff_Dee http://img.imgcake.com/FDjpgyb.jpg ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MarkS222222222222222 03/09/12 1:06:00 AM #7: |
Thank you everyone. Yeah, it was quadric, not quartic. I had forgotten that ^2 was quadratic and not just called squared, so I thought they both referred to ^4 in some way. Also, a clear typo in one of the tables where 'quadratic' was used twice instead of quadratic and quadric didn't help.
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