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Ive converted all my music to type MP3 and I just realized its actually in type FAT32 and not just FAT. My 16G USB is the FAT32 one and my 1G USB is the FAT one. My 1G USB works fine. Im thinking that its something to do with capacity and just the volume of music on the USB might be too much for the stereo to recognize? And is there a difference between FAT32 and FAT?

Yes it is and its a USB stereo doesnt read iPods or iPhones. I tried putting it into a folder or splitting the music up into folders but still nothing. If I put less music on it it works for some reason but if I put a lot then it just doesnt play the music not only on my stereo but any stereo. I tried in my friends car on his stereo too.

Hey guys, I recently bought a USB, the Kingston DTSE9 16G (http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Digital-DataTraveler-DTSE9H-16GBZET/dp/B00DYQYITG), and I put like a little over 5G of music on it but when I stick it into the USB slot in my cars stereo it cant seem to play the music. Any ideas why that is?

Are there really no prolog programmers out there?

Hi guys, Im studying prolog and I cant seem to find a solution to this question online anywhere. Can anyone help me out and hit me with a solution somehow? Thanks

No one can derive a formula? ok

Still cant think of a formula......

SHIT! I made a simple mistake........... the sequence is actually 1,1/3,1/7,1/15........... Sorry........ Brain is fried........ maybe now ill try think of a formula

Not gonna get rekt cos I know how to do most of these ive been studying all day today my brain is shutting down I have a math exam in the morning so can you just give me the formula please...............

Guys I only need part (ii) of that question to find a formula for the nth term Xn. That is all.

Yes I CANT write out a random formula for the sequence I dont know how! The sequence is 1,1/3,7/9,175/81

Its not homework im practicing but I find it hard deriving a formula for the nth term the induction I can do easily just making the formulas is difficult :\

Need help deriving a formula for the X^nth term only. Anyone any ideas?

Got no books and the lecturers notes are shit thats why a lot of people failed the math module this year but ok ill search again