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Old 09-17-2008, 11:33 AM
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the 2nd edition of the computer since stuff, thank you soo much

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sin(0)=sin(pi)=sin(-pi)=cos(1/pi)=cos(-1/pi)=tan(0)=tan(pi)=tan(-pi)=tan(2pi)=tan(-2pi)=0!!!!!!

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Please try to make your posts intelligible, you could start by quoting any post you are responding to.

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I believe he had a typo and meant 2nd ed of computer science stuff, in reference to the computer science stuff available in the link.
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I believe he had a typo and meant 2nd ed of computer science stuff, in reference to the computer science stuff available in the link.
Are you sure that all twelve of the computing books are second edition?

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Nope, but it doesn't really matter.
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