#precalculus

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dry lantern
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Like take y=x^2 for example

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It's decreasing on the interval $(-\infty,0)$ and increasing on $(0,\infty)$

obsidian monolithBOT
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Parsec

magic remnant
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Mhmm

dry lantern
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You just look where the function slopes downwards and that's your decreasing interval

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Then you look at where it slopes upward for the increasing interval

magic remnant
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I get that but there’s multiple functions

dry lantern
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So you do it for each function

magic remnant
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Like from -inf, -1 it remains constant

magic remnant
dry lantern
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Then it's neither

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Yes

magic remnant
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And then U between

dry lantern
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Yeah

magic remnant
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So like (-inf, -1]U(-1,1)U[0,infinity)

dry lantern
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Wait are there two pieces that are overlapping

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Oh nevermind

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I don't know where you're getting [0,inf) from

stoic vine
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Hi

lethal sand
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is this not trig form for complex numbers?

stoic vine
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I'm new where should I start

echo sinew
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From posting your question

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Here (if it is about precalculus) or, better, in one of the available channel #❓how-to-get-help

undone sage
granite star
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@undone sage

granite star
undone sage
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would that work

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like this

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i saw it somewhere

granite star
granite star
undone sage
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what would i split the limit into

granite star
granite star
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by splitting the limit

undone sage
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?

granite star
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like for sinx from 0 to 2pi we wirte integration of sinx 0 to pi + integration of -sinx pi to 2pi

undone sage
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huh?

granite star
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then ar(fx) - ar(gx)

undone sage
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whats ar

granite star
# undone sage huh?

sin is postive in 0 to pi region and negative in pi to 2pi region thats why take -sinx in pi to two pi integral to cancel out the negative in pi to 2pi

granite star
granite star
undone sage
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isnt the integral of sin 0 to pi still negative tho

granite star
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sin from 0 to pi/2 is increasing thne pi/2 to pi its decreasing and then after pi it becomes negative

undone sage
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yes? int of sin = -cosx

granite star
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cos pi is -1

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and cos 0 is 1

undone sage
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oh yh so its 0

granite star
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1 - (-1)

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cos 0 - cospi

undone sage
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why would it be cos 0 - cospi?

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wouldnt it be cospi-cos0

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-1+1=0

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wait no

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its two lol

granite star
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yeas

whole void
whole void
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u tell me

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do u know what discontinuous means

red storm
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if you can prove that there is no equation between delta and epsilon you can pretty much say that it's discontinuous at that point

whole void
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or just sin(pi/x) is not defined at 0…

red storm
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T rue true

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to prove a limit exists at some x = c, you need both a delta (a value greater than x by some small difference) and an epsilon (a value greater than y by some small difference)

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we know that if this is true

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then x - delta and x + delta will have a very small distance

whole void
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yes

red storm
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and because epsilon implies delta then y - epsilon and y + epsilon will have a very small distance from y

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yes

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kind of like that

whole void
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look up the epsilon delta definition..

red storm
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it is the intuitive explanation for it

whole void
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It’s ok

digital sage
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funny how we never learnt epsilon-delta definition for limits here

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just plug and chug (also most of us know l'hopital but never taught at school)

red storm
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i decided to study it for fun and realized how messy a real analysis proof could be

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also the first time i encountered the triangle inequality

digital sage
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it's also a shame that we also never learnt the definition of e

red storm
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that one was clean asf

digital sage
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we just treat it as a normal number

red storm
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l oved the limit

digital sage
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and somehow derivative of e^x is itself

digital sage
whole void
digital sage
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yea we arent taught that at school here

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I've already finished 12th grade

whole void
digital sage
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yes

whole void
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I dont like the definition of (1 + 1/n)^n

digital sage
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and somehow (e^x)'=e^x

digital sage
whole void
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I like f(x) = f’(x), f(0) = 1

whole void
digital sage
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it's our shit curriculum

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they also removed complex numbers just this year

whole void
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why?

digital sage
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idk

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it's genuinely stupid

whole void
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yeah

digital sage
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garbage ministry of education doesnt give a shit

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at least I give them some credit for making grade 10 entry maths exam more related to real-life problems

whole void
red storm
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i was ass at 11th grade math until i locked in

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for some reason i passed 10th grade without knowing basic asf algebra

shut canopy
digital sage
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do you understand the context I was talking about

digital sage
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use the limit definition and definition of derivative

whole void
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oh yeah. oops i was thinking of showing that f(x) = f'(x) -> f(x) = Ce^x

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the only way i know is separation of variables

high pelican
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Idk if it’s the first one

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I kinda like that one

river drift
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the limit definition is nice because it requires no calculus, you can even handwave the limit a bit if that's unfamiliar

whole void
river drift
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i mean the main utility of the natural exponential function is obviously its calculus properties but it's good to have a definition which can be introduced before calculus

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and it can be motivated with continuously compounding interest

whole void
real wraith
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hi

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any questions dm me

jagged pawn
whole void
jagged pawn
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I wanna discuss trig and exponential functions have something in mind that's bothering me

echo stone
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!1c

tender questBOT
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Please stick to your channel.

left wasp
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yo i have a question can someone answer me?

whole void
left wasp
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so the derivative of e^x is the same is that means any constant^x is the same as well?

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or thats just for e

whole void
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are u saying is (a^x)' = a^x?

try desmos. or better yet, grab a peper

left wasp
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how to derivate things in desmos

rigid burrow
# left wasp or thats just for e

it's just for e. For any other constant base (a), the derivative is (a^x)*ln(a). For e, since ln(e) is 1, this just comes out to e^x

rigid burrow
whole void
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and figure out the error factor...

rigid burrow
sick fjord
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Im trying to do more complex numbers problems

red storm
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you've progressed a shit ton

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that's nice

willow bear
timid widget
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can someone teach me on how to solve this problem..

digital sage
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is this precalc?

sick fjord
timid widget
willow bear
digital sage
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we don't even have a concept of "precalc" here

sick fjord
willow bear
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Find the equation of the circle tangent to x + 2y - 7 = 0 at (5,1), with its center on the line 2x - y + 5 = 0

digital sage
willow bear
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alright @timid widget maybe you could open a help ticket and we could move there

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post this question and your progress on it (if you have any)

timid widget
willow bear
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also you can ping me there so i see it

sick fjord
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Is there any answer to square root -23

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Should i just put square root 23 i

remote lodge
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Yes

sick fjord
remote lodge
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Yea I think it’s how it works

sick fjord
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Ok thanks

willow bear
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when writing in plain text you should always put brackets around the things that go under a square root

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sqrt(23)i

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not square root 23 i

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just as an example, \verb|square root x + 1| is ambiguous -- does it mean $\sqrt{x+1}$ or does it mean $\sqrt{x} + 1$? these two are not the same, but \verb|sqrt(x+1)| and \verb|sqrt(x)+1| leave no room for doubt.

obsidian monolithBOT
small solar
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About square roots, do we agree on the fact that $\sqrt{1+i}$ and $\sqrt{-3}$ dont make sense ?

obsidian monolithBOT
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gottawakup

small solar
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Wait wait wait, when you react with ❌ , does it mean you agree that it doees not make sense, or you don't agree with my message ?

noble lava
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Don't agree with the message

small solar
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What

noble lava
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Why would you say sqrt(-3) doesn't make sense?

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Or sqrt(1+i)?

small solar
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Because how can you choose between sqrt(3)i and -sqrt(3)i ?

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Ok maybe you'll pick the positive one

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But : we have a problem

echo sinew
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Roots are polydrome functions in C

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So there's no problem

small solar
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If we want sqrt(i), we both have (1-i)/2 and (i-1)/2

echo sinew
small solar
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So : sqrt(-3)=-sqrt(3)i and sqrt(-3)=sqrt(3)i ????

echo sinew
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No no

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Who said that??

small solar
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You said both were correct

echo sinew
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Yes

echo sinew
noble lava
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i= sqrt(-1)

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It has to be out of the root

echo sinew
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$\sqrt{3i} \neq \sqrt{3}i$

obsidian monolithBOT
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Alberto Z.

echo sinew
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I meant this

noble lava
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Oh alr

small solar
echo sinew
small solar
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But if sqrt(-3)=sqrt(3)i and sqrt(-3)=-sqrt(3)i, then sqrt(3)i=-sqrt(3)i, and then i=0 !!

willow bear
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every complex number (aside from 0) has two square roots.

small solar
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Yes but it can't be a function like sqrt(-3)

willow bear
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if you want to use the symbol $\sqrt{z}$ you have to fix a choice of root for each $z$. maybe you do it in such a way that its argument lies in $(-\pi/2, \pi/2]$ or something.

obsidian monolithBOT
small solar
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So it's not well defined

willow bear
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if you want to die on the hill of "sqrt doesnt make sense in C!!!!!!!!!" then i cant really stop you

noble lava
willow bear
noble lava
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Ah okok

small solar
echo sinew
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I don't see any difference

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It just depends whether you're working on R or on C

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And that has to be specified or deduced from the context

tough lake
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Hello

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I am in pre calculus 11 and tried very hard and got 98% about to do pre calc 12 and then calculus 12,

I found out that pre calculus 12 is all graphing, so I asked my seniors who have taken pre calculus 12 AND calculus 12 wether it is worth it to try to get a 100% or 98% im pre calc 12 like I Did in pre calc 11 and they said yes you should get 98% in pre calc 12 as well
But they said that calculus is not all graphing and a little bit different

Question for you: given the pre calc 12 curriculum:

Arithmetic and Geometric Sequence and Series

Unit 2

Transformations

Unit 3

Polynomials and their graphs

Unit 4

Exponential and Logarithmic Functions and Equations and graphs

Unit 5

Rational Functions and Conics (just very basic Conics)

Unit 6

Trigonometric Functions and their graphs

Unit 7

Trigonometric Equations and Identities

Is it worth to try hard in pre calc 12 to the point where I am sacrificing physics 12

chrome trench
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Do you prefer physics or math?

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If so, to what extent?

tough lake
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I would rather get 100% in math and 95% in physics rather than get 100% in physics and 95% in math

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I would pick math to be best at

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Usually but now how useful is pre calc 12 to learn calculus

Because if it is not that diverse then I can just drill down on physics 12, because the only topics are analyzed in a lot more detail

magic remnant
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how do you this 😭

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I can do polar to rect

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but I'm lost

torpid crane
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that depends on the position of the complex number on the argand diagram afaik

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and in polar form its r(cosθ+i sinθ)

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i think

magic remnant
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and Z(im) = -3

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so (3,-3i)

torpid crane
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mhm

magic remnant
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I can solve for z using pythag

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and then I can find the angle formed byt just doing arctan(3/3)

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But where do I go from there

torpid crane
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you simply write r (cos θ + i sin θ)

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where theta is the angle you figured out

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and r is basically the argument you get using pythag

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as u said

magic remnant
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ohh

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Ic

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it's that simple?

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😭

torpid crane
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yeah

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my bad

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the argument is the angle itself

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and the modulus is Z

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i used to call it r lol

small solar
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Why don't you just factorize it by 3 to get : 3-3i=3(1-i), knowing the polar form of 1-i ?

drifting oyster
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Chat just take The magnitude of Z and argument of Z and slap it into polar form...

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Not that complicated

hushed sphinx
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"Oh, just solve the exercise, it's not that complicated"

spice mica
willow skiff
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you should be using |z| for the modulus

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z = a + bi, the actual complex number

torpid crane
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i usually avoid this kinda discrepancy by calling it r instead

sick fjord
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Do i use this formula here

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I might be completely wrong

willow bear
obsidian monolithBOT
willow bear
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are there special instructions or are you just saying things

sick fjord
willow bear
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hm

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i cannot read khmer, sorry!

sick fjord
willow bear
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there's nothing wrong with using that formula.

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if you want to do the division in the same way you'd divide any two complex numbers, then go ahead.

sick fjord
willow bear
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mmm depends on what exactly you mean by that.

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if you try to rewrite $\paren{\frac{\sqrt{3}}{2}i}^2$ as $\frac{3}{2}i$ that'll be pretty wrong

obsidian monolithBOT
sick fjord
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Like

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So like now do i multiple the b with -1

willow skiff
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Yep, all good so far

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But you have a strategy error

sick fjord
sick fjord
willow skiff
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You should be multiplying top and bottom by 1/2 + sqrt3/2 i instead

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That's the conjugate of the denominator

sick fjord
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Wait

willow skiff
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It's salvageable cause that's your new denominator

sick fjord
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So i gotta multiply first

willow skiff
sick fjord
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I don’t understand

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I just followed a yt video’s pattern

willow skiff
willow bear
willow skiff
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Ofc

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But trying to give them a method they've learnt is better

sick fjord
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Uh im kinda stuck here

willow skiff
echo sinew
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$$\frac{A}{B}\cdot \frac{C}{D} = \frac{A\cdot C}{B\cdot D}$$

obsidian monolithBOT
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Alberto Z.

echo sinew
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This, in other words @sick fjord

sick fjord
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I don’t understand this is it using the polar form

willow skiff
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you've calculated this before, remember?

willow skiff
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no

willow skiff
sick fjord
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Wait the answer is the same as the question

echo sinew
sick fjord
echo sinew
echo sinew
sick fjord
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This one

echo sinew
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There's no fraction multiplication here

sick fjord
echo sinew
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Multiply top and bottom by the CONJUGATE of the denominator @sick fjord

willow skiff
echo sinew
willow skiff
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fight the urge to cancel everything

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expanding everything in the numerator and denominator is the way to go

sick fjord
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Wait ima multiply rq

obsidian monolithBOT
sick fjord
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This seems wrong did I multiply the wrong way

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I haven’t do the denominator yet

willow skiff
# sick fjord

look back at the work you did for the denominator here

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this is correct

sick fjord
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So do I multiply again for the bottom

willow skiff
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(a - bi)(a + bi) = a^2 - (bi)^2

willow skiff
sick fjord
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Yeah i def did it wrong

willow skiff
willow skiff
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you're forgetting the i

sick fjord
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But is the multiplying correct at the 4+4+4+4

sick fjord
willow skiff
willow skiff
# sick fjord Okey i Added the i

great, now go back and do $\left( \frac{1}{2} + \frac{\sqrt3}{2} i \right) \left( \frac{1}{2} + \frac{\sqrt3}{2} i \right)$ again

obsidian monolithBOT
willow skiff
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you need to do 2 * 2 = 4 multiplications

sick fjord
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Huh

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Is * just multiply

willow skiff
sick fjord
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What is square root is 3 x square root of 3 is it just squareroot of 3^2

willow skiff
obsidian monolithBOT
sick fjord
willow skiff
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as in, what does that equal now?

sick fjord
willow skiff
sick fjord
sick fjord
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Like that or is there a different way

willow skiff
sick fjord
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Cuz 2x2 4

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And multiply by another 2

willow skiff
# willow skiff you need to do 2 * 2 = 4 multiplications

by this, I mean you need to multiply every term in the 1st bracket with every other term in the second bracket

if you have (a + b) * (c + d), you need to do:
a * c = ac
a * d = ad
b * c = bc
b * d = bd

and then add everything, so the result is ac + ad + bc + bd

sick fjord
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Woah

willow skiff
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and here's a picture

sick fjord
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So its the first one or not

willow skiff
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you only did two multiplications

willow skiff
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you are missing the terms $\frac{1}{2} \cdot \frac{\sqrt3}{2} i, \frac{\sqrt3}{2} \cdot \frac{1}{2} i$

obsidian monolithBOT
sick fjord
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@willow skiff

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Correct me if im wrong

willow skiff
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sqrt(3)/2 i * sqrt(3)/2 i = (sqrt3 / 2)^2 i^2, also good

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sqrt(3)/2 i * 1/2 = sqrt(3)/4 i, good

sick fjord
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Okey so what to do with the numbers we got

willow skiff
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but then you have 1/2 * sqrt(3)/2 i = ...

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that's where you went wrong

sick fjord
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Lemme check

willow skiff
sick fjord
willow skiff
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if you have x + x, where we are using x twice for the same number

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that's just 2x

sick fjord
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How do I multiply numbers in square root

willow skiff
willow skiff
# sick fjord

right, so you have $\left( \frac{\sqrt{3}}{2} \right)^2 = \frac{\sqrt3}{2} \frac{\sqrt3}{2}$ by definition of squaring

obsidian monolithBOT
willow skiff
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$= \frac{\sqrt3 \cdot \sqrt3}{2 \cdot 2}$

obsidian monolithBOT
willow skiff
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but if you remember your previous work, $\sqrt{3} \cdot \sqrt{3} = 3$

obsidian monolithBOT
sick fjord
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@willow skiff

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Do i add x at the 2 2

willow skiff
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what happened to all that you did before

sick fjord
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U said add them together

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Wait

willow skiff
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to illustrate, $\frac{1}{2} + \frac{2}{3}$ is most definitely not $\frac{1 + 2}{2 + 3}$

obsidian monolithBOT
willow skiff
willow skiff
sick fjord
willow skiff
# sick fjord

also when trying to correct, you replaced it wrong

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replace both the (1 + sqrt3)/4 i with sqrt(3)/4 i

willow skiff
sick fjord
willow skiff
sick fjord
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1/2 + 2/3?

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Wait no im trippin

willow skiff
obsidian monolithBOT
sick fjord
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Oh

willow skiff
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yeah

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so 7/6 vs 3/5

willow skiff
# sick fjord

that's why this doesn't make any sense

you can't combine the 4 fractions into 1 fraction by adding everything

sick fjord
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Okey got it

zenith lantern
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POV: Composing functions HEALED you 🌅

magic remnant
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how would you go about solving this/

soft plover
magic remnant
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the asnwer they gave is 12 grams

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and I'm lost

echo stone
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Any chance they rounded up?

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,calc 72*0.16

obsidian monolithBOT
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Result:

11.52
echo stone
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Or you could calculate how much onion powder there in grams is if it's all seasoning blend, and how much 20% onion powder is, and then see what percent the difference is

magic remnant
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this is what they gave me as explenation

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and I got no clue where the -m part came from

hushed sphinx
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72-m is the amount original seasoning blend there's in the bottle.

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The idea is that the 72 grams in the bottle will be part seasoning blend with 4% onion and the other part 100% onion.

magic remnant
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then you just distribute and then omg

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that makes sm sense 😭

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thanks 🙏

arctic swan
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can skmeone give me an integral to do on a six hour flight … possibly without trig sub cuz idk how to do that yet

drifting oyster
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Sure bud

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$\int\frac{1}{1+x^{5}}dx$

obsidian monolithBOT
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Enterlessguy

drifting oyster
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Enjoy your flight opencry

noble lava
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This is pain

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Bro doesnt know trig sub and this is what we give him bleakkekw

safe brook
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Could someone explain to me how z = 3 + 4i, evaluated to arg z^2 is not just arg z then squared. The answer of arg z is 0.927, how is arg z^2 not 1.854

noble lava
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So you're asking why $(arg z)^2 \neq arg (z^2)$?

obsidian monolithBOT
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Axe cutter (ask on server b4 dm)

safe brook
noble lava
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,rrcw

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Come on texit

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,rcw

obsidian monolithBOT
safe brook
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I’m guessing that it’s arg (z)^2 ?

noble lava
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Yes

safe brook
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Can I come back to in 2 minutes? I’m goijg to do it that way

noble lava
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K

safe brook
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I’ll show my working so it’s easier to show my thought process

drifting oyster
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💀

noble lava
drifting oyster
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I mean he does have 6 hours

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But its gonna be the most boring 6 hours of his life

arctic swan
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if that 1 wasn’t there this question wouldn’t even take 30 seconds

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crazy

drifting oyster
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I mean yeah thats how integrals work

arctic swan
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no joke i’m not even sure where to start with this

drifting oyster
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You have to factor 1+x^5

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and break it all the way down

arctic swan
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if itll keep me occupied

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cause the way ive been making sure my questions take ages is by adding a bunch of random sigmas and produxt operators for fun

noble lava
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Lolz

arctic swan
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i wanna learn more notarion

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notation

safe brook
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I’ve done it wrong

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I don’t understand

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Am I supposed to square tan as well right?

noble lava
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,rrcw

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OH COMEON

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,rccw

obsidian monolithBOT
noble lava
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,rcw

safe brook
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Because I haven’t squared tan

noble lava
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,tex.wrong square

obsidian monolithBOT
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Axe cutter (ask on server b4 dm)

noble lava
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That's what you've done

safe brook
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Isn’t that what I’ve done with uh z^2

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Like I squared it so I got 24i and -7

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And then subbed that in

arctic swan
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yo is this even possible wtf

noble lava
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They must mean arg ^2 (z) then idk

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cause tan^-1 (-24/7) is correct

noble lava
safe brook
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I just don’t understand it because if I do arg z then times it by 2 to get the arg z^2 and then times it by 3 to get z^3

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Not really sure if that helps

safe brook
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I understand it now

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Arg z^2 is arg z + arg z

vagrant grove
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any ideas on what figure C is, though kinda resembles cylinder?

willow skiff
vagrant grove
vagrant grove
willow skiff
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but then the "half" doesn't specify the direction that the cylinder is cut

vagrant grove
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at the same time, there is no formula for semicircular prism, right

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oh waiiit

hushed rune
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Can anyone teach me precalculus conic sections

vagrant grove
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i got it thanks, the forula for semicircular prism would be the same

stable vessel
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Hi

noble lava
prisma salmon
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speaking of math

plain shard
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um

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what

prisma salmon
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would be best in the algebra channel

prisma salmon
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its peak

plain shard
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whats that

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i only like pf

prisma salmon
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a band

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progressive metal

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they have one of the best drummers in the world

plain shard
prisma salmon
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sorry lol

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im working

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gtg

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bye

plain shard
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lol alr

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bye

hidden sun
willow bear
hidden sun
willow bear
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nobody claimed $(\forall x, y)[(x+y)^2 \neq x^2+y^2]$

obsidian monolithBOT
hidden sun
whole void
willow bear
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congratulations you are very smart (derogatory)

errant shard
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How do you calculate the derivative from first principles

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I learnt how to use the various rules (yay), but never through FP

desert mural
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I think it’s using lim h-> 0 (f(x +h) - f(x))

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Where f(x) = y

chilly ruin
desert mural
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Oops I forgot divide by h

chilly ruin
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sorry i would type in latex but i forgot everything i havent touched all this stuff in 1 year

heavy pewter
#

school should really teach the difference between identity and equation sully

heavy pewter
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people can mess up on simple things 😔

desert mural
near dirge
#

hi guys im trying to study precalculus using precalculus 7th edition by larson hostetler, and Im at Mathematical modeling and I was wondering, is it much better to just using a graphing utility rather than to find the linear regression model by hand?

wispy yarrow
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Hi guys i have the function 3Log2(1-x) +1 and the ask said me to find the inverse so my result was -2^x-1/3 - 1, im not sure if its ok, the Ai gave me another response so im not sure

iron meadow
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did i do this right? sorry if my handwriting is bad its my first time writing on laptop with no mouse

iron meadow
modest bolt
#

We can tell where you made mistake if you share how you did it

wispy yarrow
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In a bad sense I multiply for -1 because the problem before this was a bit similar

digital sage
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forgot to change the sign in the last step

modest bolt
wispy yarrow
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Oh forget, the step the ai did was different but at the end is the same

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Ty

digital sage
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AI bleakcat

stable vessel
arctic swan
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how do you prove the derivative of lnx is 1/x using first princiles wat

hushed sphinx
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That's not really PREcalculus.

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But it depends on what your definition of $\ln$ is. Sometimes the definition is
$$\ln(x) = \int_1^x \frac{1}{t},dt$$
in which case it's just the fundamental theorem of calculus ...

obsidian monolithBOT
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Troposphere

small solar
hushed sphinx
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The author of a textbook goes for a walk and decides which of the several equivalent characterizations of the logarithm they're going to call "definition" in the book they're writing.

heavy pewter
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different people can define the same thing differently 😔

solemn olive
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How do I go about solving inequalities like this?

digital sage
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find the minimum value of 3x^2-6x+5 in the given interval

solemn olive
digital sage
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no you take m to the other side of the inequality

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since the inequality must be true for every x in that interval, m must be < (or <= if you look carefully into the interval) than the minimum value of the left hand side in that interval

tender questBOT
digital sage
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wrong reply lol

noble lava
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<@&268886789983436800>

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oo

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cool

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so fast

echo stone
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I was going to ping mods lol

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it was in geo, precalc, and competition math

noble lava
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yh

echo stone
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idk what ppl are thinking these days :(

oblique ivy
# solemn olive How do I go about solving inequalities like this?

We have:
[ 3x^2 - 6x + 5 \geq m \iff 3(x-1)^2 + 2 \geq m ]
[ \iff (x-1)^2 \geq \frac{m-2}{3} \quad (*) ]

\textbf{Case 1:} If $\frac{m-2}{3} \leq 0$ or equivalently $m \leq 2$,
then the set of solutions is $S_1 = (2, +\infty)$.

\textbf{Case 2:} If $\frac{m-2}{3} > 0$ or equivalently $m > 2$,
then (*) is equivalent to $|x-1| \geq \sqrt{\frac{m-2}{3}}$.

Since we're solving for $x > 2 > 1$, $|x-1| = x-1$,
hence that's equivalent to $x \geq \sqrt{\frac{m-2}{3}} + 1$.

Now since $m > 2$:
\begin{itemize}
\item If $\sqrt{\frac{m-2}{3}} + 1 \leq 2$ or equivalently $2 < m \leq 5$,
the set of solutions is $S_2 = (2, +\infty)$.
\item If $\sqrt{\frac{m-2}{3}} + 1 > 2$ or equivalently $m > 5$,
then the set of solutions is $S_3 = \left(\sqrt{\frac{m-2}{3}} + 1, +\infty\right)$.
\end{itemize}

obsidian monolithBOT
#

Slomenist

oblique ivy
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you just play around with cases very carefully

digital sage
oblique ivy
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?

digital sage
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do not give out solutions

oblique ivy
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why?

digital sage
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also your solution is way too overcomplicated

oblique ivy
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they asked for help on how to solve such inequalities and so i did help

digital sage
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!nosols

tender questBOT
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As a helper, please do not give out answers that could be copied as a homework solution. Have the student work through the problem themselves and guide them along the way.

digital sage
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I also helped them earlier

leaden wind
# iron meadow did i do this right? sorry if my handwriting is bad its my first time writing on...

there's another (easier way imo) way to do this: choose the biggest expoenet in the each the numerator and denominator (x^2 for the numerator and x^4) then take away the other numbers beside it (3 and 2x, keep 5x^4 and x^2), then take out both x^2 from the numerator and denominator, you'll get 1/x^2, when x appreaches infinity it should give you 0. this only works when x appraoches infinity btw.

steep inlet
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can i finish all of this in like a week?

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or is it too complex

leaden wind
steep inlet
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im gonna take single variable calculus

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and i have to take a placement exam

leaden wind
leaden wind
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but you're gonna go crazy

steep inlet
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actuallly

steep inlet
leaden wind
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man wtf

leaden wind
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next week?

steep inlet
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preferably earlier

leaden wind
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if you dont know a single thing in precalc then you're cooked bro

leaden wind
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then after you're done with that go solve questions or precalc problems for the rest of the month

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until its just basic knowledge

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you'll have to shave off all your rest hours for this one

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you can also check previous placement exams to test your level

lethal sand
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precalc is basically a repeat of algebra 2 with trig

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so just learn trig and you will be fine

steep inlet
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okay i submitted the course request

steep inlet
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after algebra 1 in 7th grade i just did selective practice

lethal sand
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so you are cooked lmao

steep inlet
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nuh uh i got a 1540 on the sat (770 math)

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i can do it

lethal sand
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what grade are you in

steep inlet
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gonna be 10th

lethal sand
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do you like know the algebra 2 concepts

steep inlet
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ik about logarithms

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this year i did circle properties so theres that too

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what else

lethal sand
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adding

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subtracting

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diving

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multiplying rational functoins

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do you know how to do that

steep inlet
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those are the 1/x right?

lethal sand
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yeah but its not gonna be simple like that

steep inlet
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yeah im doing it on khan academy rn

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its not that hard tbh

lethal sand
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it isnt

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uh do you know trig

steep inlet
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i also know how to do synthetic division

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yeah a great deal actually

lethal sand
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what you know about it

steep inlet
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uhhhh

lethal sand
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do you know solve 3x3s.4x4s,5x5s etc?(systems)

steep inlet
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what?

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what are those

lethal sand
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if given 3 equations and 3 unknowns can you solve

steep inlet
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pretty sure yeah

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might need some practice though

lethal sand
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umm you prolly need to know series

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and conics

steep inlet
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yeah i saw those on the precalc khan academy

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i'll do them tomorrow

lethal sand
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all of ite

steep inlet
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its like midnight here

lethal sand
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how long do you have to do this btw

steep inlet
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maybe in a few days

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the placement test for calculus

lethal sand
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that will be very hard to actually retain that information

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if you dont know a lot of the stuff

steep inlet
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ehh i know a lot of the stuff actually tbh

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like on khan academy

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the guy's explaining the topic and then when im doing the practice problems

lethal sand
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do you know unit circle

steep inlet
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yeah

lethal sand
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do you know all your indentiteies

steep inlet
lethal sand
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do you know the ranges of each trig function

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here lets take this into dms

steep inlet
whole void
lethal sand
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the ranges for a trig functoin

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a lot of trick questions arise from that

whole void
lethal sand
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a calculator only can see the 1st an d 4th quadrant

lethal sand
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if arcsin(-sqrt(3))/2)

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= theta

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what is theta

whole void
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-pi/3

pseudo canyon
sharp monolith
lethal sand
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but some people would say

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5pi/3

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and thats not in the range

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see how that could mess someone up

whole void
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Yeah those questions are kinda dumb imo though

lethal sand
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yeah

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but they show up

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even in more compliucaed problems

lethal sand
#

im so confused why people put calc in precalc

whole void
lethal sand
whole void
void charm
modest bolt
# lethal sand im so confused why people put calc in precalc

cause pre-calc isn't standard term in every country. In India, precalc is mixed with other concepts, so the term 'pre-calc' isn't common here. When I first time saw this channel, I thought it's for high school calculus problems and #calculus is for hard calculas problems

steep inlet
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bro

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ts pmo

drifting oyster
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what's the issue

steep inlet
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i didn't watch the khan acdemy video before doing the practice

drifting oyster
#

Yeah but what's the issue...

steep inlet
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oh i didnt put the minus sign

drifting oyster
steep inlet
#

i understand it now

noble lava
#

<@&268886789983436800>

steep inlet
#

what

lethal sand
modest bolt
#

my fault for not checking description pandaohno pandathink

clear cipher
#

What falls under calculus?

willow bear
#

broadly speaking, anything to do with derivatives, integrals or infinite series

clear cipher
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Ok thanks

true geode
#

I've had to read around to properly check this, but "precalculus" is likely a uniquely US-ian word

polar heath
#

Hey guys I’m doing some random questions and solved sin(2x)=sin(x) and got x = 0, Pi/3 and 5Pi/3. now I understand for the x= 0 solution it’s just npi as sinx= 0 at each n value of pi, however solutions have the other correct answers listed as pi/3 +npi and 5pi/3 +npi. I am just wondering why it isn’t + 2npi instead because that’s the period of sine and cosine

willow bear
#

so the answer key is screwed up

polar heath
willow bear
#

putting n=1 into pi/3 + npi gives x = 4pi/3, but x=4pi/3 is not a solution of sin(2x) = sin(x)

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in case it wasn't clear or you missed it somehow, i am saying the answer key is wrong

polar heath
#

so its just 2npi because thats the period correct? but u still have to consider it properly coz cases like sinx=0

willow bear
#

yes

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the three families of solutions are:

  • x = npi
  • x = pi/3 + 2npi
  • x = 5pi/3 + 2npi
steep inlet
#

whats npi

noble lava
steep inlet
#

okay i found the lesson on khan academy

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OHH

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i understand it now

clear cipher
#

Where do I find those lessons on khan academy?

drifting oyster
#

<@&268886789983436800>

clear cipher
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<@&268886789983436800> here too

steep inlet
#

on precalculus

steep inlet
#

vectors easy asl

arctic surge
#

anyone want to study calculus?

hushed sphinx
sly zenith
#

Any one needs help with calculus algebra and statistics

hidden sun
steep inlet
#

it's crazy how much you can learn in like 3 days

placid idol
#

hi hi smart pips! need sum tips on how to like easily figure out problems about finding the equations of the circle: passing through intersection with center (points given), with center at tangent to the line, and SPECIALLY WHEN 3 POINTS ARE GIVEN -- (not rly a math person but i practice daily)

basically tips on like which method should i use and yeah

willow skiff
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do you have a diagram you can show?

versed ledge
#

i am wondering aswell

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but usually for equations of the circle given points just make use of distance and midpoint formulas

placid idol
#

wait my bad

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it's actually using distance btween point and line to find radius

versed ledge
#

no worries

willow skiff
placid idol
#

oh yes

willow skiff
placid idol
#

yes yess

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that one is quite easy for me

willow skiff
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ah okay

steep inlet
#

WAIT THE DIFFERENCE QUOTIENT IS LIKE PRIMITIVE CALCULUS

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WTH

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So THATS WHAT THE H IS

wheat harness
daring aspen
#

Differentiate 2^x

willow skiff
lethal palm
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or am i being dumb

novel girder
#

i have quick question with ap pre calc question

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it isn't B or D

daring aspen
red storm
willow skiff
novel girder
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I tried all the options the answer was C

sonic crescent
#

how do i solve this (im still starting highschool math n precal so no judging)

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calc*

daring aspen
#

,rotate

obsidian monolithBOT
daring aspen
#

Differentiation of Inverse trigonometric functions at a glance

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Basically, we use + for tangent and cotangent and - for sin and cosine and their co functions

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In general terms I am speaking

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I think I got the d/dx of cot inverse wrong. Guess it yourself

uneven valley
#

why are yall talking about calc in precalc

uneven valley
modest bolt
#

Never learning this, gonna derive the formulas everytime.
(||why trig has non ending list of formulas blobcry ||)

noble lava
#

Or did you just feel like coming to the precalc channel and blessing people with your (wrong) calculus formula sheet ded

modest bolt
hushed sphinx
#

I don't think we can assume differentiation in _pre_calc.

whole void
#

ok u can find local mins/max on a cubic without calc

daring aspen
#

Point out the mistake

noble lava
#

u said its wrong urself

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and it is

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🥀

whole void
heavy pewter
#

because it is pretty straight forward with calculus

river drift
#

you can define local extrema without calculus just fine

whole void
heavy pewter
#

bad wording
erm okay but

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how are you going to find or know that a value is a maximum or a minimum without calculus generally?

river drift
#

you can find maxima/minima of cubics without calculus, although it requires more algebra

#

We know the vertex formula of a parabola y=ax^2+bx+c is at x=-b/(2a), but what if we have a cubic function y=ax^3+bx^2+cx+d? This math tutorial provides a complete guide to finding a cubic curve's local min/max, all with just algebra!

The previous video (with a mistake at the end) 👉 https://youtu.be/udcUG2MOUkE
The 2017 video 👉 https://y...

▶ Play video
whole void
whole void
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Suppose a cubic say P(x) has a local extrema

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Then there exists a value of a such that P(x) - a = (x - b)^2 * (x - c), for some constants b and c

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and b will be the x-coordinate for the local extrema

gritty haven
#

is khan academy good

willow skiff
humble pine
#

ur awesome

kind geode
willow skiff
kind geode
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thank you!!

split elbow
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idk how it works

kind geode
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It’s passing

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barely

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BUT

split elbow
#

oh

kind geode
#

it’s the highest fail rate test in the country

split elbow
#

its passing so thats good ig

split elbow
#

you passed though

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so congrats

kind geode
#

oh wait no its not the highest in the country

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i thought this was another server

split elbow
#

oh

kind geode
#

no precalc isn’t too hard, 5 is the highest score

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i was thinking of this

split elbow
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oooh

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oh

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wow you got the highest score for pre calc

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thats good

split elbow
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congrats

chrome trench
whole void
tough lake
white vortex
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Am I stupid or is my curriculum wrong?

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Shouldnt the answer be 1 or -11

kind geode
winter comet
silver mason
#

precalc shouldnt exit bruh

winter comet
drifting oyster
#

what

odd heath
#

what are you doing the work on?

warm cove
#

I got a 3 on the AP Precalculus exam

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We passed 🗣️

echo stone
mental wyvern
#

I got a 4 on pre calc, my goal now is to get a 5 on ap calculus

tough lake
#

Is ap pre calc harder than pre calc

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If so by how much

river drift
#

depends on what the regular precalc class in your school is like, they can vary a fair amount

drifting trout
#

im taking junior year math next year and thats like still precalc right

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also like what types of things would I be learning

untold sphinx
lethal sand
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ap precalc has like only 4 units

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and they arent even all tested on the ap exam

odd heath
tender heath
magic owl
tender heath
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College board?

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i think it is ap classroom

tender heath
mortal basin
tender heath
#

ty

foggy cloak
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first 3

spring plover
#

Im trying to prepare for precalc this summer since I sucked horribly in algebra 2, anyone have any prep suggestions? I dont really know what the curriculum exactly is tbh

forest hearth
#

someone explain this to me like im 5 pls

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@here

sly zenith
#

Precalc might have basic differentiation and integration and some applications of calculus in business like optimisation

willow skiff
willow skiff
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take a look at this

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you can skip matrices as they aren't covered in most precalc courses anymore

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and also conic sections

red storm
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like wtf

willow skiff
#

best is to ask your teacher what exactly you'll be learning

noble lava
#

Conic skip y

willow skiff
#

it's nice but not necessary for calculus

willow skiff
red storm
#

precalculus

willow skiff
#

yeah

noble lava
willow skiff
#

but the Khan Academy course goes into matrix multiplication and inverses

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which is totally unnecessary

red storm
#

o k skip over the 3x3 inverse

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Free

lethal sand
#

i took honors tho so maybe different

willow skiff
willow skiff
lethal sand
lethal sand
#

it was pretty basic js like reimann sums

willow skiff
#

okay yeah so going into the theory behind integration and differentiation

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without making you learn all the derivatives and integrals of various functions

lethal sand
#

also difference quotient and limits . basically like the very basics of calc so its not totally foriegn next year

willow skiff
#

I see now, so that fits with "not technically teaching you calculus"

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but it is still part of calculus if you look at it

willow bear
#

<@&268886789983436800> scam

lean jasper
#

ay does anyone here know where I can find hard precalc problems? thx

lean jasper
#

Ohh go ahead

sly zenith
junior dagger
#

Is that really precalc

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If so

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What does calculus even mean then

willow bear
#

that is very much calc and not precalc.

smoky helm
#

If you sucked at algebra two you need to lock in for unit one

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rational equations is algebra two on steroids

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unit 2 is also an extension of algebra two with logs and a lot of graphing

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units 3 and 4 are mostly seperate unless you learned the unit circle already

smoky helm
#

but its super easy so if you just practice rational functions and logarithms and the graphs youll be fine

whole void
red storm
#

you don't

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look at the integral bounds

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and try exploiting a property

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hint: this won't lead to a neat answer

whole void
red storm
whole void
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what’s your point? The function isn’t odd

red storm
#

use king's rule

void charm
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I'm stuck at this limit for one hour

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you guys know how to simplify this??

red storm
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multiply by the conjugate

void charm
#

is there faster way for this thing

red storm
#

yeah you can use identity x^2 - y^2 = (x + y)(x - y)

red storm
#

this may help you simplify problems like this

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which have nice cancellations

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in this case, the best thing to do is multiply by the conjugate

void charm
#

except that complex theorem

red storm
#

no

void charm
#

what ya think if I screw the rules by squaring that function

red storm
#

the problem is

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you can't really distribute exponents in (a + b)^2 form

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you have to expand it

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also what i told you regarding numerator/denominator multiplication

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only strictly applies to multiplication

void charm
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ok i got it :))))

velvet meadow
#

how do i go about learning limits and continuity

whole void