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[proud island]

f(x) = 1/x?

[grand pond]

f(why am i here )= I don't know

[twilit field]

yeah

h(x)=x

but this feels like cheating

[proud island]

lol

[twilit field]

I mean it's technically correct.

[proud island]

I would suggest to call a function g(y)

[twilit field]

But yk.

[proud island]

g(y) = sqrt(x + y)

and h(x) = sqrt(x)

[wary trail]

sqrt(x)+x, sqrt(x), 1/x

[proud island]

I think that's more likely resonable

[proud island]

Oh ye, this is much more better

[twilit field]

I see

Thanks both of you.

[proud island]

np

[twilit field]

But my example would be wrong, right?

[wary trail]

no that's fine

[twilit field]

Cool

thanks

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[faint loom]

The radius is squareroot 34 how do I write it in gen equation

[faint loom]

I know I have to cancel the squareroot but idk how to input it

[proud island]

x2/a2 + y2/b2 = 1

u want to have this?

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Idon’t understand that help

I have to write in general equation

Nvm

Is my gen equation right

Nvm I got it

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[worthy kestrel]

we get homology groups by taking the boundary maps between n skeletons and taking ker n/im n+1 right. and it kinda means n holes in a space?

cohomology is similar but instead we look at boundary maps between maps from a n skeleton to a graded ring? not sure what it means help please

[last slate]

I guess it keeps on going

[worthy kestrel]

well

i actually had a question

[last slate]

yeah I get it

[runic hamlet]

to the advanced section with you

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u arent coming with me? 😭

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[last slate]

if i was given y = x(x+1) how do i get back x from y ?
im thinking like x = y / sqrt(y-1) or something but that doesnt work

[small jasper]

y=x^2+x

Now, notice that this can be rearranged as a quadratic in x

Btw, it would be better to say “isolate x/solve for x in terms of y”

[last slate]

oh

x^2+x = y

wait i really need the quadratic formula for this then?

[olive matrix]

or completing the square (which is the same thing)

[last slate]

uhhm

is there no other way?

welp

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[drifting root]

what does it mean by from parameters to points?

[fierce karma]

its probably asking what is the hole of the function

ie what makes the numerator and denominator 0

[drifting root]

ummmmm

how do we tell that

from the eq

[fierce karma]

wait, that doesnt make sense cause the denominator has only imaginary roots

hmm

[drifting root]

oH WAIT

SORRY

I JUST DIFF IT AND SAY ITS MONOTONIC INCREASING DONT I

[fierce karma]

no cause that doesnt explain the whole "what point is missing"

unless its just dumb grammar

[drifting root]

for like

the one to one

sorry i should have been more clear

[fierce karma]

ur gud LUL

[drifting root]

this is a pain to diff and put together lmao

how can i do this more cleanly

[fierce karma]

im failing to understand why proving its monotonic increasing helps u on whethers it one to one or not

all that tells you is the curvature of the function

[drifting root]

cause then it just

increases

like

theres no turning points

[fierce karma]

oh shit I think I understand whats going on

man thats a weird af function

[drifting root]

yeyeye

[fierce karma]

I see, so ur basically finding the acceleration of both functions

[drifting root]

yea

[fierce karma]

ye that should work

[drifting root]

if i do that and say theyre both pos, then its one to one right?

[fierce karma]

yep

[drifting root]

you kinda saved me

[fierce karma]

i dont think you gotta find the concavity tho

[drifting root]

i was gonna do taht then put them back together

like that

not needed tho

[fierce karma]

nah jus differentiate the parameterized functions individually

you only need to differentiate once not twice

[drifting root]

thanks for the help

[fierce karma]

ofc

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[frigid turret]

if the 6th term of an a.p. is equal to four times its first team, and the sum of its first 6 terms is 75 , find the first term and the common difference

[frigid turret]

i got my answer as first term as 5

and common difference as 3

can someone cross check it

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it is correct

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[manic bison]

idk how to start

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[gray flume]

use the trignometric relations

[manic bison]

how?

<@&286206848099549185>

[robust forge]

Cos(3sinx ) = cos(90-4cosx)
Use cosa = cosb
Then a = 2npi +- b

[manic bison]

ohh

tysm

[robust forge]

Here in this case n = 2

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ye

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[fallen aurora]

How should I approach this problem?
any hint is fine...

[grim vector]

Use identity that sin2x = 2tanx/(1+tan^2)

[robust forge]

Did u try converting the whole into terms of cos and sine

[fallen aurora]

ah got it thank you so much

[robust forge]

Ohh ryt
And tan2x = 2tanx/1-tan²x

[fallen aurora]

it's a mess that way

[robust forge]

It surely is lol

[fallen aurora]

thank you anyway

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[last slate]

Can someone talk in french here?

[gray flume]

non

[grim vector]

Oui mais parcontre ouvre un nouveau canal d'aide

[last slate]

Non?

Okeey

[gray flume]

anyone can

using translate

[last slate]

Sorry

Idk how to send my question

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[blissful drum]

can someone tell what i did wrong for this question?

36 b part

[modern sapphire]

B is in 1st quadrant, so -B has to be in 3rd Q

you seem to be calculating with -80deg, which makes it in 4th Q

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yeyeye i just noticed

i was supposed to do 80+180

260

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[feral barn]

21c

[noble vapor]

You should be able to solve it by proving that ASO and ATP are similar triangles and then finding the similarity constant

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OK ty

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[manic bison]

locus of this point

needs to be found

im clueless

[hearty rune]

sounds like a circle

[manic bison]

isnt a circle probably

because both x and y can vary individually idk tho

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[radiant matrix]

Wait a min solving someone else's question rn

[manic bison]

alr

[noble vapor]

it is a circle

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VincentBH

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[untold oyster]

Is this right?,

The book says it's -2 but i don't know why

[gaunt imp]

Sorry but I don't really understand your handwriting

Could you explain what you're doing?

[untold oyster]

Its integral u substitution

[gaunt imp]

What was your original integral, what was your u choice and what did you end up with?

[untold oyster]

My u is (1-e^t)^1/2 and i end up with 2(√1-e^t)^1/2

[gaunt imp]

Alright, with that u, du=(-e^t)/2^-1/2

That should be where the - comes from?

And btw, if you want some advice: I'd recommend choosing what's inside the root as u instead of the entire root

It's much easier to differentiate and will make things cancel out pretty neatly in this case

[untold oyster]

Can i try to write it?

[gaunt imp]

Sure

[untold oyster]

Hang on

[gaunt imp]

du=-e^t, simply

Without that 1/2

[gaunt imp]

And the resulting integral is just u^-1/2 du

[untold oyster]

can i ask a question how did we get 1/2?

[gaunt imp]

You wrote it on the du

[untold oyster]

i got confuse how did we get it,

bacause ist exponential

[gaunt imp]

I mean, it shouldn't be there as I told you

That 1/2 is a mistake you made differentiating

The derivative of (1-e^x) is -e^x

[untold oyster]

yes

[gaunt imp]

Go on from there, integrating with respect to u

And you should get to the right answer without too much difficulty

[untold oyster]

du is negative right?

[gaunt imp]

Yeah

[untold oyster]

so integral of u

(u)^1/2

[gaunt imp]

Integral of -1/sqrt(u) du

The square root is still there

And it's still dividing

[untold oyster]

ohh yea

should i do the 1/2? and bring it to numerator?

[gaunt imp]

Write the integral sign, and write the u already

Else it'll get too confusing

[untold oyster]

thanks bro i believe this is the final asnwer

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[timid verge]

hey i need help

[timid verge]

in middle school cant understand this

i try something and my teacher says its wrong

im confused

please help

[fair kayak]

i would use logarithms to solve that

[timid verge]

what is that

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[timid verge]

dont have the work with me atm its at my school

[formal palm]

you can write 9^y as 3^{2y). right?

[timid verge]

yes

[formal palm]

so compare the powers

[timid verge]

as in?

[tacit rose]

If the bases are the same, then you can set the exponents equal to each other

[timid verge]

oh

yes

so what would y equal?

and how would i find that

i just want to understand the working of this atm

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Apply what was stated

[timid verge]

ok

[tacit rose]

Make 9^y have the same base as 3^12

[timid verge]

yes

[tacit rose]

Then set the exponents equal to each other

[timid verge]

so to make the same base

it would be

3^2y

[tacit rose]

Yes

[timid verge]

and then i reverse calculate?

[tacit rose]

.

[timid verge]

yes

after that the equation equals to

3^2y=3^12

which would be

y=6

[tacit rose]

Yes

[timid verge]

ok thanks for helping

my doubt is solved

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[woeful escarp]

guys help

[woeful escarp]

is it 44?

18x3?

[fallen aurora]

18 times 3 is 54

[woeful escarp]

o yea

[fallen aurora]

and the language of this question is really strange imo

that "basketballs" thing

[woeful escarp]

.

💀

whats answer?

[fallen aurora]

this is what concerning me

is it the complete question?

[woeful escarp]

yes

[fallen aurora]

basketball means 1 ball right?

[woeful escarp]

ys

[fallen aurora]

and basketballs means more than 1

[woeful escarp]

yes

idk why-_-

they use balls

[merry skiff]

what grade are you in

[woeful escarp]

LOL"

[fallen aurora]

Probably question setters did a mistake there i suppose

[woeful escarp]

its my summer hw

incoming 8 grade

[fallen aurora]

yeah

[woeful escarp]

full question

[merry skiff]

ohh lol

[woeful escarp]

whats blank table for?

broskis help

😭

😭

😭

[last slate]

yeah that table doesn’t make sense

[merry skiff]

ohh wait

its like

help for the multiplication algorithm thing

[last slate]

Help for 18 x 3?

[woeful escarp]

no

its 54

[slender walrus]

i think they expect you to do it via addition

[woeful escarp]

bruh

im js comfused

[slender walrus]

column for number of bballs, and cost

[last slate]

Long day for u

[woeful escarp]

bballls

[slender walrus]

n cost
1 18
2 36
etc

[last slate]

[woeful escarp]

LOL

3 54

[slender walrus]

or just be malicious and write
$18 x 3 = $54
over all the lines in the "table"

[woeful escarp]

i only just write numbers that all

so 54?

[slender walrus]

yes

[woeful escarp]

OK

how do i write y=3x in numbers

HELPPPPPPPPPPP

[merry skiff]

oh so basically

do you remember what direct proportion is

[woeful escarp]

i do know

wait

wdym?

u mean lines?

x and y?

axis

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[misty carbon]

first statement implies that B is a subset of A

ok then youre done

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Pupu&Bubu

Pupu&Bubu

[misty carbon]

just say

first statement implies B is a subset of A

second statement implies A is a subset of B

therefore A = B

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[last slate]

how do you know whether the number of primes between 0 to 1000 is more than the number of primes between 10^8 and 10^8 + 1000?

[robust forge]

My first thought is to use the prime no theorem no of primes between 1 and n is app n/log(n)

[last slate]

tbh idk if that works well

and that was my first thought too

but consider something like

primes between 7001 and 8000 and primes between 9000 - 10000

[last slate]

But that's just an asymptotic approximation, it doesn't prove it is the case for the particular bounds given

if u use your approximation

you get the wrong answer in this case

[last slate]

btw if you were curious, yesterday's geometry problem used our trig insights but without trig

💀 at least that's what i found out

u easily show x < 45 and y < 45 from geometry with no construction except with the fact that larger angle -> larger side

#❓how-to-get-help

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[last slate]

if 90 - x = a and x well = x

then a > x because one side was 3s and the other one was s? and so a > 45 and x < 45 💀

same idea but smth like that

[robust forge]

Why find the no of primes before 10^8
And find no of primes before 10^8 + 1000 subtract the no so you will get the no of primes between them

[last slate]

nah i doubt the approximation has any merits

tbh

[last slate]

The prime number theorem is only an approximation

cuz of the counterexample i provided

isn't he suggesting to use an approximation to count the number of primes between 10^8 and 10^8 +1000

acknowledging that it is indeed an approximation

[robust forge]

so what else

[last slate]

The only way I can think of doing it would be using a computer program

Otherwise I wouldn't be surprised if this question fits #advanced-number-theory

it was on my test lol

😭

Really?

Maybe I'm missing something obvious then

i think tbh their argument was probably

primes get sparser the further you go

but like that argument doesn't hold for a finite length interval

maybe?

That's not a correct argument

cuz of my counterexample above

yeah exactly (byut i'm guessing they're oging for that)

or well smth else idk tbh

i have no ideas other than using the approximation just like display said (that was my hunch too)

There could be stronger more concrete approximations that gives you some bounds on the error

Something like that could maybe be used to prove this

But idk

do you suppose i should go to the adv number theory channel or something then?

i don't want them to think i'm trolling lol

Yes, I think that channel fits this question

If I'm mistaken and this is somehow trivial, blame me

alright thanks

i'm a pending postgraduate for a bit now

💀

You don't have access to that channel?

not with my initial roles yeah

You don't need postgraduate role for it

Undergraduate is enough

it's an undergrad+ channel

[robust forge]

Btw is the answer 0 - 1000

[last slate]

yes

u can check w WA

[vital sinew]

Actually proving this seems infeasible?

[last slate]

,w number of primes between 0 to 1000

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,w number of primes between 10^8 and 10^8 + 1000

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[last slate]

[vital sinew]

You know it's basically certain that it's true by the prime number theorem

[last slate]

what's this "prime number theorem"

hold on

[vital sinew]

pi(n) ~ n/log(n)

[robust forge]

The approximation

[last slate]

but.... the approximation fails for the case where you count the number of primes between 7001 to 8000

and number of primes between 9k - 10k

[vital sinew]

Not sure what you mean by "fails"

It's an approximation

That as n goes to infinity gets closer to the actual value

[last slate]

yeah but it gives me a wrong conclusion, i need a definitive conclusion on which closed interval with fixed length has a higher prime number count

i don't have to count them

[vital sinew]

I don't think such a thing exists

[robust forge]

Then maybe ur going to revolutionize the feild of number theory

[last slate]

well that was the question, i'm dubious whether we're missing something trivial or this question is just pretty hard for the average elem number theory student

[robust forge]

[last slate]

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[robust forge]

Go to advanced number theory or analytic number theory channel maybe they can help you

I do have a person in mind but he's just to rude on answering easy ques

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who?

[robust forge]

@ruby pivot

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[robust forge]

No of primes ko count karne ka koi exact method hai
Ya fir distribution dekhne ka koi method?

waise sooya nahi tu ab tak

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[novel nexus]

Can someone coach me normal precalc?

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plz

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how much do you offer=

?

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Normally you ask specific questions and we help you with those

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It's against server rules to ask for money in exchange for tutoring, I believe

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i know .. but he talked about coaching

it's another thing

[novel nexus]

I ain't paying shit

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!vol

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Just ask a question and if someone finds an interest in it they’ll help you

[steep hinge]

i ain't teaching shit

[novel nexus]

Why you that desperate for money

[novel nexus]

I will offer something

[steep hinge]

i am not despare ... i was only curious ...usually coaching is payed

[novel nexus]

I will offer something

[novel nexus]

I pay you 100

[steep hinge]

i am not interested anymore...additionally we are not supposed to speak about that here

[novel nexus]

In veitamese currency

[grim vector]

How 100 of it cant even be represented in euros, even with cents

[novel nexus]

👍

Don't convert it to usd currency.

[grim vector]

It is more valuable in USD than in euros 💀

Its like 0.004 usd

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<@&268886789983436800>

[novel nexus]

I said in veitanmese currency, so I ain't paying sherlock

[grim vector]

Anyway, try to have a look into khan academy and online stuff, many are free and well construct courses

[novel nexus]

ok tysm

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Here are questions answering/ exercices checking, its not learning about full topic

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I'm about to get ban to offer less than a cent.

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wtf happened here

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[twin anvil]

How is this 1/5

[twin anvil]

sin (0) / (0)

should be undefined right

[viral dagger]

$\lim_{x\to0}\frac{sin(x)}{x}=1$

[grand pond]

Skill_Issue

[twin anvil]

How

how is it 1

i thought it would be undefined

sub x =0

[viral dagger]

you cant just do that

with your logic x/x is undefined as x approaches 0

[twin anvil]

Yes

thats how i evaluated it algebraically

how do u evaluate it to become 1

[viral dagger]

this was from my textbook

[twin anvil]

i cant read that

so do i really know why it equals 1 or do i just memorize it

[vague seal]

the logic goes as follows

instead of looking at the value at that location

like sin(x)/x

at x = 0

because that becomes 0/0 and that is undefined

we look at a value close to x = 0

for example x = 0.1

and then x = 0.01

and so on and so forth

and you look at the limit of that as x goes closer and closer to 0 without ever getting to 0

and it results in 1

you can calculate it yourself

[subtle blaze]

you can use our favourite calculus trick, lhopital's rule if you forget

[vague seal]

the important message here is

$\lim_{x \rightarrow 0} \frac{\sin(x)}{x} \neq \frac{\sin(0)}{0}$

[grand pond]

Katharine

[vague seal]

and so we say that sin(x)/x is not continuous at x = 0

[subtle blaze]

well it's not even defined there so it can't possibly be continuous

[vague seal]

yes but even if it was defined

if the limit isn't equal to the value then it is not continuous

[subtle blaze]

but $f(x)=\begin{cases}\frac{\sin(x)}{x} & x\neq 0 \ 1 & x = 0\end{cases}$ is continuous everywhere

[vague seal]

this is all unrelated to the question though just some info on what that inequality says

[grand pond]

frosst

[vague seal]

in that case the limit of f(x) x -> 0 = f(0)

[subtle blaze]

and in general $f(a) = \lim_{x\to a}f(x)$ need not hold

[grand pond]

frosst

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[gritty badger]

https://discord.com/channels/268882317391429632/1275579342281506876

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duplicate of #help-33

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[astral garnet]

yeah but C contains every element of D

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[twilit coyote]

Let A and B be two different points from the plane. what are the set of points M from the plane that satisfy AM + MB = AB

[blissful pier]

do you know what AM, MB, and AB mean?

[twilit coyote]

lengthes

[blissful pier]

so AB is the length from point A to point B?

[twilit coyote]

yes

isnt it how it is written

thats how to symbolize lengthes in geometry

[blissful pier]

now suppose instead of going right from A to B, we stop at point M somewhere between. So it's like saying we went from A to M, stopped at M then went from M to B

[twilit coyote]

i js want an instant answer i dont want explanations

[twilit coyote]

welp

yeah

[blissful pier]

so then M lies somewhere between A and B

[twilit coyote]

so whats the set of points M

in mathematical notation

[plain osprey]

do i just throw you the answer?

am i allowed to do sothx for those dislikes brothers

go for it

?

[lavish venture]

pajamamamallama is helping

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!noans

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[twilit coyote]

i mean i would understand it if i get the answer

i dont require explanation

[lavish venture]

so what is it a test

[twilit coyote]

well no i would understand how to think as well

understand the method

the way of thinking

not learn it by heart

[blissful pier]

alright here's a diagram of what I mean. Notice how we could've just traveled AB, but instead we took a stop at M right?

[twilit coyote]

i already understood u ty

but the mathematical notation

[blissful pier]

There's not mathematical notation for this that I'm aware of unless knief knows of some

[plain osprey]

may i write one now 😭

😭

[harsh badger]

Barycentric?

[twilit coyote]

?

[plain osprey]

there is a notation

but idk if yk it

depending on where u live

[twilit coyote]

js send it

[plain osprey]

kinda paralyzed to do anything after ive received 3 dislikes

from unknown people 😦

so idk

[twilit coyote]

bruh

[lavish venture]

help as you please

[plain osprey]

alr thanks

[plain osprey]

notation for this is [AB] / {A,B}

[twilit coyote]

so segment AB privated from A and B?

[plain osprey]

yep

[twilit coyote]

why is A and B removed

[plain osprey]

A and B are two different points from the plane

so they cant be on top of each other

and if u sub A and B in ur equation

AA + BB = AB

thats wrong

[twilit coyote]

makes sense i guess

yea

ty @plain osprey @blissful pier

[plain osprey]

np

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no not at all, you're free to help all you like :)

just don't give answers to people

[twilit coyote]

oki

u heard that donia

even tho

i wanted the answer

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alr

[plain osprey]

did so

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i completely forgot how to do this someone help

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[vagrant marlin]

Find the derivative

Then plug thr x value in it

I'm telling u how because u forgot how to do it, and it's not ur first time learning

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are you familiar with definition of derivative

[proven portal]

Can u help me

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?

is that an insult or

idk what thats supposed to mean

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My Question is: Let $a_{n}$ be a sequence of positive integers and define $U_n$ and $V_n$ by the recursion $$f_{n + 2} = a_{n + 2}f_{n + 1} + f_{n}, ~~ f = U, V$$, with initial conditions $U_{0} = a_{0}$, $U_{1} = a_{0}a_{1} + 1$, and $V_{0} = 1$, $V_{1} = a_{1}$. Prove that $\gcd(U_n, V_n) = 1$ using Bezout's Identity.

What I've Tried:
So, firstly I know that it's trivial to say that $\gcd(U_0, V_0) = 1$, since I can write $0 \cdot U_{0} + 1 \cdot V_{0} = 1$. Then I tried to work out a general pattern, noticing that $V_{0} U_{1} - U_{0}V_{1} = 1$, which would imply that $\gcd(U_1, V_1) = 1$. However a problem immediately arose when I found that, upon indexing all of terms in $V_{0} U_{1} - U_{0}V_{1}$ by 1, I came across an issue:
$V_{1}U_{2} - U_{1}V_{2} = a_{1}(a_{0}a_{1}a_{2} + a_{2} + a_{0}) - (a_{0}a_{1} + 1)(a_{1}a_{2} + 1) = -1$.

Now I'm almost certain that this pattern is too similar for it to not be a coincidence, and I'm wondering that if I have perhaps structured my steps in such a way that my choice of Bezout Coeffiecents doesn't work for the case where $n = 2$. Or if I've just completely misunderstood the problem entirely. Any help at all would be very appreciated

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Ammardian

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yes

[mint mauve]

sh

[grand pond]

dhani (Vorqid)

[fervent ember]

have you tried a proof by induction?

[obtuse pivot]

The plan has been proof by induction, the trouble is that I get $V_{n}U_{n + 1} - U_{n}V_{n + 1} = -1$ for $n = 1, 3, ..., 2k + 1$. It feels like it goes in circles, with it working for $n = 0, 2, 4, ..., 2k$ and then being so close to working with the odd cases

[grand pond]

Ammardian

[obtuse pivot]

I'm not sure if there is some case to be made where I use strong induction, with two base cases of $n = 0$ and $n = 1$, then I get to specify two different sets of bezout coefficients in my inductive hypothesis.

[grand pond]

Ammardian

[frank wolf]

Wdym by it not working for the odd cases

[obtuse pivot]

well I need to find coefficients x and y so that $xU_{n + 1} + yV_{n + 1} = 1$, but it gives me -1 in the odd cases

[grand pond]

Ammardian

[obtuse pivot]

If my choice of coefficients is such that $xU_{n + 1} + yV_{n + 1} = -1$ idk if that still implies that $\gcd(U_n, V_n) = 1$

[grand pond]

Ammardian

[fervent ember]

switch the signs of x and y.

[frank wolf]

Can’t you just multiply by -1

[obtuse pivot]

so I can switch the signs for evey second case and that will work?

and then have my inductive hypothesis specify two different sets of coefficients for odd and even cases?

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[chilly cobalt]

hey, how do i approach number 7? (i dont think i have to translate anything since all the information is given)

[chilly cobalt]

i know that |z| is 1

also the question wants theta in degress for some reason

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[fallen aurora]

hey

[chilly cobalt]

oh

hi

could you help?

[fallen aurora]

are you looking for some fancy solution?

without plugging those values directly in the equation

?

[chilly cobalt]

there must be right?

[fallen aurora]

could be

but not sure

[chilly cobalt]

this is an olympiad problem n most questions do that

[fallen aurora]

ah okok

lemme see

[chilly cobalt]

maybe 1 - az could be manipulated

[fallen aurora]

manipulated in terms of what?

I can't think of any other than Trig identities

[chilly cobalt]

i think i found it

[chilly cobalt]

factorize |z| you get |z||z^-1 - [conjugate of a]|

|z| is 1 and 1/z is conjugate of z

then the two things are equal to eachother no?

so cos x = 0

x = pi/2 + 2(pi)n

(2n + 1)90 in degrees

[chilly cobalt]

am i right?

[fallen aurora]

wait

yeah seems right

[chilly cobalt]

hooray

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[alpine gyro]

How do I show this is true? $$2abcd\leq (ad)^2+(bc)^2$$

[grand pond]

Good

[alpine gyro]

I derived it from $$
|z+w|\leq|z|+|w|
$$

[grand pond]

Good

[alpine gyro]

Assuming z = a +bi, w = c+di

[olive matrix]

if you derived it then that seems pretty good to me

[last slate]

as hayley said, if you derived something from a formula that is true, then the derived formula will also be true.

[alpine gyro]

But how could I be sure that 2abcd is less or equal than (ad)^2 + (bc)^2?

Or how do I show it?

[last slate]

use AM-GM

[alpine gyro]

Alright, I'll look at into that. Thanks:)

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[last slate]

i dont know where to start

[fallen aurora]

are you supposed to use any formulas?

or without them?

[last slate]

i have no restriction

[modern sapphire]

you can always convert some sin into cos

[fallen aurora]

observe 1 and 89

[last slate]

oh

[fallen aurora]

similarly 2 and 88 and so on

[last slate]

sin(x) =cos(pi/2-x)?

[modern sapphire]

[fallen aurora]

you can also convert it to linear cosines and use formula too

but that will be inefficient

[fallen aurora]

Someone once told me that method is not efficient

[flat veldt]

Express the first half of the series as cos

[modern sapphire]

you mean cos2x = 1 - 2 sin^2(2x) ? Thats gonna be hard to solve

[flat veldt]

Then do (1st+last)+(2nd+penultimate) and use the trig identity sin²x+cos²x=1

[fallen aurora]

yeah that thing

[last slate]

ohhhhhhhhhh

okay yeah that was smart

i didnt thought of that

[flat veldt]

😁

[last slate]

ok so answer is 45

[modern sapphire]

what did you do with sin^2(45)?

[last slate]

ohh

that's 1/2

mb

but wait

i dont understand this

so sin^2(1) => cos^2(89)

right?

[modern sapphire]

yes

[flat veldt]

Yes

[modern sapphire]

no its not

[flat veldt]

Wait let me try again

[last slate]

no

its

the answer is D

45 * 1/2

[modern sapphire]

personally id convert 89 to 1 so its easier to count

[flat veldt]

Ok yes that's it

[last slate]

its okay i got it

[last slate]

yeah

wait

something is wrong

?

[flat veldt]

Not times though

[modern sapphire]

45 * 1/2 = 22.5

[slender walrus]

$45\frac12$ is a mixed fraction representing the value $45 + \frac12$ \
it is not the product of $45$ and $\frac12$

[grand pond]

ℝαμΩℕωⅤ

[last slate]

ohh

i understand

thank you

[flat veldt]

Yes I mean 45½

[last slate]

well thank you guys

all of you

[flat veldt]

#help-49 message

[last slate]

really appreciate it

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anyone can help me with (b)?

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[twilit field]

13 is just a buch of horizontal line segments, right?

[twilit field]

at x= 1, 1.5 and 2

right

[subtle blaze]

How

Those 2 sets look mighty finite

The Cartesian product will also still be finite

[twilit field]

[1,2] is an interval IMO

[subtle blaze]

Lines are not finite

Oh

I misread

You’re right

[twilit field]

Cool. Thanks!

[polar mortar]

not horizontal

?

[subtle blaze]

Well I mean just draw them

[twilit field]

vertical

typo

yeah

[subtle blaze]

The x are fixed at whatever the first set has

Then slide it around with the 1, 2 interval

[twilit field]

Got it

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Thanks

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[vagrant marlin]

Nah

[vagrant marlin]

Just so u know why I told u how

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[robust pier]

okay now i do need help with these two😭

[robust pier]

the first one i got stuck after getting to them over 6

[valid veldt]

Send your work

[last slate]

where did 3x come from

where did 16 come from

[valid veldt]

Fr

[last slate]

at this point what does anything come from

[valid veldt]

Do u know how to add fractions?

[summer ravine]

bro inventing his own methods

[last slate]

fr

[valid veldt]

Fr

[last slate]

he s so cooked that he started inventing his own formulas

[robust pier]

i don't get fractions-

[last slate]

hm

look up on youtube

how to add fractions

and get common denominator

[valid veldt]

Then learn how to do that before doing questions

[robust pier]

i did get the common denominator-

[hearty isle]

come on guys

don’t shit on him

[hearty isle]

okay

do this

actually step by step

don’t do anything in ur head

and send that

[robust pier]

kay

like this??? or am I still doing it wrong-

[valid veldt]

How u got 6x

[robust pier]

multiplying it?

or is it 3x?

[royal dune]

you kinda skipped a step in showing ur work

[valid veldt]

Yes

[royal dune]

when you combined the denomintors on the left

[robust pier]

oh

[royal dune]

i think that tripped you up

cuz you have the right idea

like this, then you can add them together

[robust pier]

oh right

its the same as i first send it-

okay not the same

only the 8 changed to 3

so,,

[valid veldt]

And that makes a difference doesn't it

[robust pier]

well, yeah

[valid veldt]

Get x terms on LHS and non x on RHS for easier calculations

[robust pier]

shouldnt i need to eliminate the 6s first?

[valid veldt]

Just do this and you'll know it's easier

[royal dune]

the movement should be the first step

[robust pier]

ah

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[fallen aurora]

If a,b,c and d are four distinct numbers chosen from the set {1, 2, 3, 4, ... ,9}, then the minimum value of (a/b) + (c/d) is:-

A) 3/8
B) 1/3
C) 13/36
D) 25/72

[fallen aurora]

it is supposed to be a really simple problem

but how to do it?

[dreamy lichen]

the numerators must be as small as possible, the denominators as large as possible

so it's obvious which 4 numbers to choose, although it might not be yet obvious in which order

[fallen aurora]

oh i get now

I was lacking the thought of order

thank you so much

[dreamy lichen]

np

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[lyric dust]

help no 3

[delicate sage]

It simply says you to

How many possible combinations are possible out of 9 numbers

It's simply 9c3

,calc 987/(6)

[grand pond]

Result:

84

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[lyric dust]

so the order doesnt matter?

wait can it be solved using fcp?

[delicate sage]

They r asking for combinations

The answer possibly would be 9³

Or if numbers are distinct it will be 9×8×7

It's better you check the answer key , it's not clear what actually they want

[lyric dust]

true

my teacher doesnt really teach that well

ill go with 9C3

assuming that numbers could repeat

right?

[delicate sage]

No repetition here

When we take 9c3 it's all distinct numbers and order doesn't matter

[lyric dust]

ohhh

[delicate sage]

If it's 9p3 numbers are distinct but order matters

[lyric dust]

i think order doesnt matter for a lock code

[delicate sage]

Yeah maybe they asking for combinations

[lyric dust]

it also said combinations, ill go with 84

thank u

[delicate sage]

So just go with it

[lyric dust]

wait last

how about 9

am confused also by that

combination right?

because when u order food u dont really have it in order?

[delicate sage]

It's 7c5

[delicate sage]

Yeahh

,calc 7c2

[grand pond]

The following error occured while calculating:
Error: Undefined symbol c2

[delicate sage]

7*6/2 = 21

It will be combinations

[lyric dust]

thank u so much xor

ur the first one who like helped me right away

hey

can u help with one question in science?

its about physics

what determines the accuracy with which you can make measurements using the vernier caliper and micrometer

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[quasi zenith]

help with factoring out lowest power factors

[quasi zenith]

would i be able to make x = x-6

and factor out ^3/2

i don't know im im on the right track or completely off

[viral dagger]

im pretty sure it wants you to factor the ^3/2 out yeah

[quasi zenith]

looks good?

i forgot a line

x^3/2(x) -36(x)

and then i plug the x for x?

well x-6

and simplify

?

doesnt look right

it cant be x+/- 0 can it?

[viral dagger]

hm

if you plug x=x-6 youll get
x^7/2-36x^3/2

factor x^3/2 you get x^3/2(x^2-36)

[quasi zenith]

i was thinking i could js make the parenthesis x

instead of havign the whole thing of (x-6)7^7/2

which explains the x=x-6

it wasnt given in the example so to speak

[viral dagger]

whar

[quasi zenith]

FOR EXAMPLE

[viral dagger]

oh that was your tryna do

nvm sorry

[quasi zenith]

o

yaknow

[viral dagger]

you have to replug x=x-6 for the x^3/2 aswell

[viral dagger]

that works yea, but in the paper you still had 36x (but you treated it as 36, so its fine for end result

[quasi zenith]

like dis?

i got lost

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[sudden harbor]

I don't understand how to derive rev and profit from the formulae above

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