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keen plinth
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the secants in a circle method?

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pretty sure it works by some power of a point thing

pseudo shuttle
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yea

keen plinth
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you get AB * BC = BD^2

gray isle
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ah yes

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that's nice

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sturdy bay
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Why does fi go from 0 to pi/2, like how can you know that

sturdy bay
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I thought it was from 0 to pi cause we know p needs to be positive and since cos^2sin is positive from 0 to pi that's what you get as the limits of integration

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This is spherical coordinates btw and the exercise asks to get the volume limited by that equation

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I get how to do it but idk why it's form 0 to pi/2

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slender gull
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What are you even trying to achieve here?

hasty mortar
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get answer but i am new i am was trying to see if it works

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alpine sable
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@gray isle i still don't get what exactly i have to do in the problem from help-6 XD

gray isle
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consider the sum of the 4 digit permutations of 2,5,8,9

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2589
+2598
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+9852

alpine sable
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Should i just broot force it?

gray isle
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no

spice moss
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x3+y3+z3=k
Help plz

gray isle
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that's just a representation of what you're adding up

spice moss
gray isle
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you'll have 24 4 digit numbers

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and considering symmetry,
overall each digit will appear in each position 6 times

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if you're still stuck, i can give more hints in a bit,
try to think about this for a while

alpine sable
gray isle
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wdym by 4321

alpine sable
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It's the way we calculated that there can be 24 different numbers

gray isle
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yes

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4 * 3 * 2 * 1 = 24

you'll have 24 4 digit numbers

alpine sable
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Right

gray isle
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of those 24 digit numbers,
the digit 2 appears the same number of times in each position

alpine sable
gray isle
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same for the other digits

alpine sable
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Is it 24/4?

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But it's 5

gray isle
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yes, that's how i got 6

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what's 5

alpine sable
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Oh, it's 6

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Right

gray isle
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,calc 24/4

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Result:

6
alpine sable
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Yes XD

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Why do we need this 6?

gray isle
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tells us how many times we're adding

alpine sable
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Yes. But why do we need to know this?

gray isle
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tells us how many times we're adding

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we need it because its what we need

alpine sable
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Is it?

gray isle
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or want for efficiency

alpine sable
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The answer for the problem is 4 tho

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Not 6

gray isle
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i know

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i never said the answer to the problem was 6

alpine sable
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What do we do next then?

gray isle
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so far do you have an issue with this

overall each digit will appear in each position 6 times

alpine sable
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I guess i don't

gray isle
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lets start by considering only the values the units column

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from that you'll have 6 * (2 + 5 + 8 + 9) = 6 * 24

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does that make sense so far

alpine sable
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Sum of the numbers times how many times each digit will appear in each position

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What do we get when we sum it?

gray isle
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exactly what we summed

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the sum of the digits from the units column is the sum of the digits from the units column

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just call it what it is

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other than that, do you have any issues with this sum

alpine sable
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Nope

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Do we do the same with others?

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Like with other columns

gray isle
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pretty much

alpine sable
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So we can just (6×24)×4?

gray isle
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not quite

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note that in the 10s column, each digit has a place value of 10
so that'll contribute 6 * (2 + 5 + 8 + 9) ** * 10**= 6 * 24 *** 10**
to the total sum

alpine sable
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Oh

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So

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100s is
6 × 24 × 100

gray isle
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yes

alpine sable
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1000 is
6 × 24 × 1000

gray isle
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yes

alpine sable
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And if we sum them we have 30,476

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Which is 4,5 if divided by 6666

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Is that the answer?

gray isle
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you shouldn't be adding them like that
and it looks like you made some summation error in your summation

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consider factorisation

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alpine sable
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Is it like !

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1×2×3...

gray isle
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no

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don't overthink

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did you write out the four things you had

alpine sable
gray isle
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can you identify the common factor in those 4 terms

gray isle
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factor that out

alpine sable
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With AB+AC = A(B+C)?

gray isle
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yes

alpine sable
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I'll try

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6×24+6×24(10+100+1000)

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Is this right?

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Because I'm not familiar how to do AB + AC + AD + AF

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Or i can do it as
6×24(1+10+100+1000)

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Is this better?

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If so, we have 6×24×1111 = 161095

gray isle
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why do you insist on explicitly multiplyiong everything

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and your product is wrong again

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note that the question has something with 6666

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6 * 24 * 1111 = 24 * 6666

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so the goal is to find a where a! = 24

alpine sable
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4

alpine sable
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2 × 3 × 4 = 24
2 × 4 × 3 = 24

gray isle
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multiplication is commutative, you can multiply in any order you want

alpine sable
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Why did we get different numbers then?

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Oh

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We didn't?

gray isle
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i have no idea how your final product keeps changing...

If so, we have 6×24×1111 = 161095

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esp when you already had the output above 159984

alpine sable
gray isle
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6×24+6×24(10+100+1000)
6×24(1+10+100+1000)
are both valid, ideally for this you'd use the second one

alpine sable
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Okay, we got to the answer

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But what did we do logically?

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Because it's so abstract for me

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We had some numbers, but i don't get what did we do with them and why to get the answer

gray isle
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we found a structured way by considering stuff like symmetry to efficiently find the total sum

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without having to list out all 24 numbers and add them manually

alpine sable
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Oh

gray isle
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considering factorisation also gets us what we want

alpine sable
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Could you gimme a formula of what we did?

gray isle
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and all this can be achieved without the aid of a calculator

alpine sable
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Like abcdf...

gray isle
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the process is pretty much all outlined above

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i don't really want to write out a formula for this,

alpine sable
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It will look complicated, won't it?

gray isle
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process isn't, formula will look intimidating

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its like 6 lines of work if you're writing stuff efficiently

alpine sable
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I see

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Thank you btw!

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You've done a lot

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jolly dew
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Where can i ask my question??

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pseudo shuttle
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here

jolly dew
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Okay

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Lets say a = 6

pseudo shuttle
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oh god
i'm in ninth bruh

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lmao

jolly dew
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im in 11th

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its not teached in my school

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i wanna know anyways

pseudo shuttle
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oh lmao

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well someone will come soon

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i can't solve your doubt bruh

wicked tree
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@jolly dew so whats the question

jolly dew
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If you can solve this for me and send me your sheet

wicked tree
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so just replace a with 6?

jolly dew
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yes

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But i am too dumb to do the rest

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I am still in school so i dont know shit

wicked tree
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hmm actually this is kinda beyond me too

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anyone else?

jolly dew
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I dont know what n is and so on

wicked tree
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yeah i'm not too sure either

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I know you find that stuff in sequences but this doesn't look like one

jolly dew
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I just want to find a formula to calculate square roots xD

slender solstice
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Oh, this looks familiar

slender solstice
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The method is where you choose any arbitrary x0

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But make the guess close to the actual sqrt

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Then, just plug in the a you want to find, and recursively use the formula

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And you approximate the sqrt better and better

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Here's his video, it's a great watch

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drowsy sinew
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this looks like Newton Raphson Method of finding square root

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Newton's method, from 1670, is a crazy fast way of generating square roots. The number of accurate digits in the square root doubles every single step.

It is derived by taking the Newton Raphson equation
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton's_method

and plugging in the equation for a square as the function x^2 = a

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this explains how to use it

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What does it mean by f=g x m1m2/r2?

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hard patio
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hello, whats your question?

royal flicker
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What does it mean by f=g x m1m2/r2?

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Is that a breaking bad reference?

hard patio
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gravitation?

royal flicker
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oke

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thanks

hard patio
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first off

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Its capital G

royal flicker
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i don

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care

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but whatever

hard patio
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you probably should

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cause small g is different

royal flicker
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okay

hard patio
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G is a universal gravitational constant

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oh

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blazing wave
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Help how do i solve this using a scientific calculator 4(2x^2+3)^3+1

lyric stream
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does that = 0?

blazing wave
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No

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But i need to solve it using a scientific calcu

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take a picture of the problem

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icy token
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then solve for the values of x when the equation holds true

fallen verge
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take a picture of the problem

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we wont know what you mean

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lyric stream
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its just an expression

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it doesnt = anything

crude night
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dawg take a pic

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are you serious right neow

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rain

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smoky dagger
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Can anyone please explain this derivation to me

smoky dagger
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Also I feel that since X is a matrix, it consists of multiple solutions for the equation Ax = i, where i is the i-th column of the Identity matrix
is that correct?

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each column of X is a solution to Ax = i
so this is basically solving multiple system of equations at one go?

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hi there

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does 1/100 < 1/20

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= 100 < 20

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or does it = 100 > 20

alpine sable
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do you know what > means?

proper plover
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greater than

alpine sable
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okay then think about the last 2 lines you just said

strange frigate
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if i remember correctly, u only switch ifu multiple/divide with negative number

proper plover
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ohh yeah

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thank you

alpine sable
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also

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try to use logic

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is 100 <20 correct?

proper plover
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no

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ok thanks

strange frigate
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is 100 less than 20?

alpine sable
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then it can never be an answer

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yes yes thank you

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Hi! I have to perform Inferential statistics, i.e. none.-parametric and parametric tests. i have two treatments that i want to test against eachother on different variables. Im out of my knowledge here but, if i understand it correctly, i will perform parametric tests if they pass a normality test, and none-parametric tests if they do not. so after some hours of tests i came up with Unpaired T-Test for 2 Independent Means (two-tailed) as parametric test, and Mann–Whitney U test as none-parametric. but i was also thinking about performing additional tests, and was wondering if F Test For Variances counts as parametric test(F test is none-parametric though)

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How does characteristic and mantissa help in solving the number of digits

harsh granite
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Let's say log n = Int+decimal.
How do I get the number of digits in n

vale wigeon
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the number of digits in an integer is the floor of its decimal logarithm, plus one.

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i have to find the limit of the function, which i have done like this: And is the function continious for all x? i answered no hence x=0 is in the domain. Furthermore, can we choose a value c=h(0,0) so that the function becomes continious for R^2

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A machine pours beer into 16 oz. bottles. Experience has shown that the number of ounces poured is normally distributed with a standard deviation of 1.5 ounces. Find the probabilities that the amount of beer the machine will pour into the next bottle will be more than 16.5 ounces.

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how can I solve this

vale wigeon
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do you know how to find probabilities related to normal distributions, in general?

orchid python
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yeah

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ok so then what is troubling you for this problem in particular?

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can i get sources for stuff like

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sturdy forum
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f(x) = x^2

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f(x)

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i am having hard time understanding these

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Power functions and functions

noble notch
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what dont you understand about them

sturdy forum
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how to solve their problems when in a graph

noble notch
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do you have an example probelm

sturdy forum
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i will show

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it says we have function

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g(t) = t^2 - t

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g(1)

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calculate the equartion

tall topaz
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Plug 1 into t

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Replace t with 1

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g(1) = 1^2 -1

sturdy forum
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what about finding values in graphs

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like if i get a graph

gray isle
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if you were to graph
y = f(x)
choose an x value, e.g. x=1
f(1) will be the y-coordinate where x=1

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repeat for other x-values, use as many as you want

sturdy forum
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hmm

gray isle
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using

f(x) = x^2
as an example

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f(1) = 1^2 = 1 gives you the point (1,1)

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f(2) = 2^2 = 4 gives you the point (2,4)

sturdy forum
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i am understanding a bit more

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this

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how does this work

gray isle
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how does what work

sturdy forum
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like why is it 1/x

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and why it is 2^x

gray isle
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wdym by why

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those are the functions that they chose

alpine sable
# sturdy forum like why is it 1/x

1/x looks like that because it has horizontal and vertical asymptotes; x ∈ ℝ \ {0} because 1/0 is not defined
and for no value of x is f(x)= 0

I don't know if that's what you mean...

alpine sable
# sturdy forum and why it is 2^x

2^x looks like that because if you plug in x < 0 you get a value that is getting closer and closer to 0 but have no real x that results in f(x)= 0
If x ≥ 0 then it would just look like the "positive" part of a quadratic graph

Edit: this means that the f(x)= 2^x has a horizontal asymptote.

Edit 2: What I meant by "look like the positive part of a quadratic graph" is incorrect, I used it as a comparison and only realized how bad that comparison is now.

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Oh shoot, ignore what I said I didn't see the messages above devastation

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okay

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thank you

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how do i get the x & y here?

heady pollen
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what is the terminal side again?

opal grove
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idk, thats all the question

heady pollen
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ah ok

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so

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3x+y=0

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gives us a line f(x)=-3x

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so we can scale our triangle as much as we like

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to get h we can use:
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so our point is (1,-3)

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cos(theta)=1/sqrt(1^2+3^2)=1/sqrt(10)

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,calc 1/sqrt(10)

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ohh so any value on x would work?

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this is the graph

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the ratio here is always the same

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i think this is called intercept theorem

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in german it is called Strahlensatz 🙂

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is there a separate formula for central limit theorem? or something?

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where $\overline{X}$ is the sample mean

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s(t) = ½at^2 +v(t) + s0 can someone help me find the name of this equation

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i just want to get the name i have no idea what its called

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general equation of motion

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equation of motion for a uniformly accelerating object, perhaps.

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linear factorization is basically so you can see the roots of the equation

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in a linear factorization 4x - 8 and x - 2 are "equal"

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ideally you'd factorise as much as possible over the integers if possible for simplicity

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you'd factor 4x-8 further to 4(x-2), yes

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you'd still write the constant factor

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Help anyone

  1. You are considering three job offers from 3 different BPO companies. IBEX will start you at Php 120,000 annually and a guarantee raise of Php 24,000 per year. Optum will start you with a higher salary of Php 168,000 annually, but will only guarantee a raise of Php 12,000 per year. Sutherland offers the highest starting annual salary of Php 250,000 but you will only receive a raise of Php 15,000 every year on your 6th year with the company. You are given a week to respond to each offer that you received. If you are planning to stay in your chosen company for ten years, which offer will you accept? Why?
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Arithmetic sequence

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you can group them into 3 sequences.
first is the IBEX, second is Optum, and third is Sutherland

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nichoals

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,rccw

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sutherland's a is 250,000

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not 25,000

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oh right sorry

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otherwise it's right

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so a_1 = 120,000 for IBEX
a_1 = 168,000 for Optum
a_1 = 250,000 for Sutherland

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you have to simply find which a_10 is the biggest

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seems right to me

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Bro SOMEONE TELL ME THE ASNWERS

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is this a test?

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No it's a assignment

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im lazy

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just use

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,w solve

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,w solve u=3-9

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repeat

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Ok

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or use any online solver

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,w solve 9.2h+12=16

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so how did i get that 4th step, (P^R)v(R^Q)

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Professor Calculus must write a paper with 5 tasks. Task number i should give $p_i$ ∈ Z points. The sum of the points must be 14 and each task must give at least 1 point and a maximum of 4 points. In how many ways can he distribute the points on the tasks?

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I first turned $p_i= x_i - 1$ so I can get $0<= r_i <= 3$ instead. Then I put the variable $x_i$ in the equation and got $ x_1 + x_2 + x_3 + x_4 + x5 = 9 $. The total amount of combination is $C(tot) = C(5+9-1, 9)= C(13, 4)$. What I then did was find how many combination there are when one x can be greater than 3, and then when 2 can be greater than 3. $C_1 = C(9,4)C(5,1)$ and $C_2 = C(5,4)C(5,2)$. So $C = C(13,4) - C(9,4)C(5,1) - C(5,4) C(5,2)$

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What my answer sheet says is, C = C(13,4) - C(9,4)C(5,1) + C(5,4) C(5,2) = 715-630+50= 135 What I answered was 715 - 630 - 50 = 345. How in the hell is C(9,4)C(5,1)= 630??

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find the square of (n+1), if 11√n = √343 + √112

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Square, divide by 11^2 and add 1 to both of the sides

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and then square again of course

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its a multiple choice, resulting im getting is not in the options

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11√n = √343 + √112

square rooting both sides

121n = 343 + 112
121n = 455
n = 455/121
n+1 = 455/121 + 1
= 3.76 + 1
= 4.76

(4.76)^2 = 22.76

Options are 7, 8, 49 and 64

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Square of √343 + √112 is not 343 + 112

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(a+b)^2 is not a^2 + b^2

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Hello There

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A translation service has 33 employees, of whom 27 speak French, 11 speak Spanish, and 7 speak Hindi. Of the Spanish-speaking employees, 5 speak Hindi and 6 speak French, but only 3 of the French-speaking employees speak Hindi. All of the employees speak at least one of these three languages.

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I have plotted the gradient arrows/vectors of a function with 2 variables

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my answer is P15,000

all i did was
20,000 x 0.04 = 800
40,000 x 0.08 = 3,200
(40,000-150,000)= 11,000 x 0.10 = 11,000
800 + 3,200 + 11,000 = 15,000

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What's the value for y?

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6x + 4y = 8 how do i solve from standard form to slope intercept form

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Write down a few terms and find a pattern @deep robin

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Remember log(a) + log(b) = log(ab)

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oh i went for another route 😯

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🔭

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i'll try it, ty 😃

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I see the pattern now, but repeating it 100 times seems a lot 😔

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The point of a pattern is that you don’t have to repeat it for 100 times

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oh that's clever!

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I think i got it

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will it be just log 100?

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Hello, I am currently trying to solve this problem. I already know how to solve for the limit, but I am having trouble with showing that the limit exists in the first place. My approach is to show that the odd elements are monotonically increasing while the even elements are monotonically decreasing. I am also planning to show that it is bounded by 0 and 3(arbitrary number). I have an equation that shows the relationship between every other number, but I am stuck there. Here is the question and my current work

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I'm currently in algebra 2 and am trying to finish 2 questions on my homework but I'm dumbfounded and stuck on what to do, one of the questions is g(a)=a^3+2a^2
Find (g°g)(-2)

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first, find the value of g(-2)

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Than input the result of g(-2) into g(a) and that'll be your answer

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So replace all A's with a negative 2 correct?

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Precisely 👍

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Ok thank you 🙏

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Np 🙃

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The other question was that I had to find the inverse of each function and the question was h(x)=1/4x-1/4 I'm usually good at math but it just got harder all of a sudden

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Don't worry, that's perfectly normal

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It iso only important that you don't stop liking it, maths can be really fun 😃

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That is true, I took an accelerated class last year so for my freshman year I got to do alg 1 before Christmas break and geometry after

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Thx lmao

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Ok, I know you add the -1/4 to both sides

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But for the 1/4y would I divide by 1/4 on each side?

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Ok

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Thank you @deep robin

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No problem, good studies! :)

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Thanks, you too 😁

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Can someone explain or give me good notes on how to do this I can bring a piece of paper to the test tomorrow and this problem is the one I struggled on

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Ur not gonna cheat, are you?…..

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,rotate

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No she allows us to use a piece of paper on chapter test and notebook on quizes

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Mkay I believe u

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So y= 2x^3-1, right?

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Yes

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Then do a lil switch with the x and ys to switch the input and output, which is what an inverse function is

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So x=2y^3-1

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Then isolate y, and you have your inverse function

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How to isolate y just put on other side of =

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Do reverse PEMDAS

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Y=nthroot3 -1/2

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Wait what’s nthroot? Is that cube root?

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Yes I forgot what's called and that is the desmos thing

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Wdym???

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Desmos?

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It's a graphing calculator

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And some expression you can type since they aren't on keyboard like sqrt is square root symbol

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@zinc dagger you think that's good enough

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hello

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need help w these!!

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im in 11th grade algebra 2 if that means anything

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What do you know of inverses?

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i think i got it now ?

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i solve for y

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Please help me with #28 and #29. I don’t understand how to do this at all so please help me from square one

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An odd function should have symmetry around the origin, like this:

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,w graph x^3-7x

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Would I change (x,y) to (-x,-y)

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Yes, exactly

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What about for an even function?

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An even function should be symmetrical over the y-axis, like this:

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,w graph x^4-2x^2+1

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so I change it from (x,y) to (-x,y)?

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Right, exactly

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Graph the part that's given, too, though

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For both problems I mean

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its one of the easier questions so i dont need some long winded answer but i just dont know what im missing

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its 2/3 marks

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currently

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What do you mean missing? This makes sense to me

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im apparently missing a mark

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dont know what else i could say

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you could include that BC=BA-CA

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Oh

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but yeah, it makes sense to me

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what would that do?

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It's probably because you said BC = 5 BD

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You meant BD = 5 BC

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oh

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Didn't catch that at first

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Can someone explain the x=0 thing

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I’m extremely confused

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Is means that x cannot be 0

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Can some one explain Represent the following numbers as being members of set L: -15, 1, 7, 3, -8, 7, 0,
12, 6, 12

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Ohhh

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Thank you

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So the answer would be e

rough sonnet
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in this case, just simplify the expresion

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x cannot be 0

wary stream
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You're just simplifying that fraction

rough sonnet
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So it doesn't undefine

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Oh so I solve it like how I normally would

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Yes

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Okay 👍

rough sonnet
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They're just setting a restriction

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Ahhhh okay

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I got C but I’m confused about the 1

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Like how do I explain getting the one

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I understand the 4x

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So 1 goes into 5?

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You divided top and bottom by 5. So I guess 1 goes into 5 five times

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But I got 1/4x

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Ohhh

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5 divided by 5 is one

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I know this function is exponential, but I am confused as to what numbers I am supposed to plug into m(t) = a*b^t

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apply exponent laws to get something in that form

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what I tried so far is 4 x 5^t

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making (20^t)^2

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from here all I can think of is just apply 20^2

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so 400t?

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the law would be (ab)^t making it a^t*b^t

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or would it be (a^m)^n > a^mn

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so in this case it would actually be (4x5^2t)?

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so m(t) = (4*5^2t)

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order of operations say b

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what I tried so far is 4 x 5^t
making (20^t)^2
and from order of operations, that's illegal

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right

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so my functions should just be m(t) = (4*5^2t)

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no

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what

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the $\red{t}$ in $ab^{\red{t}}$ would only apply to the $b$. \

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ℝamonov

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your starting expression however is in a different form. what's the exponent law involving
$$(pq)^r$$
and apply that to $(4 \cdot 5^t)^2$

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ℝamonov

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(pq)^r would be

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p^r * q^r

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so would this be 4^2 * 5^2t?

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but that makes it so weird

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m(t) = (8 * 5^2t)

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4^2 isn't 8

quartz lance
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oh oops

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16

gray isle
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and apply exponent laws again

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to convert $5^{2t}$ to ${\boxed{?}}^{t}$

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ℝamonov

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is that possible?

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yes

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I can't just do 25^t

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can or can't

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I don't think I can

gray isle
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because you definitely can and just did it

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at least not in my notes

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this is basically what I have in my notes

gray isle
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power (of power rule)

quartz lance
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you applied

power (of power rule)
the third one

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yea to get 5^2t

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but I did not know I can just say ignore the t

gray isle
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power of power rule also works in reverse

quartz lance
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do 5^2 and then bring t back

gray isle
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applying that same law
$$5^{2t} = (5^2)^t$$

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ℝamonov

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ah so I can do that

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meaning my function should be m(t) = 16 * 25t

gray isle
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25^t not 25t

quartz lance
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right mb

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the question just asks for a and b so I can ignore the t

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and compare that to ab^t
to identify your a and b values

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How do I do A

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# alpine sable How do I do A

the formula is (y₂ - y₁) / (x₂ - x₁), meaning that you can pick any two coordinates and plug it into the formula, the larger number being the y₂ or x₂

for example: (2.25 - .25) / (4 - 0)

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then ur result from this would be your rate of change

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if you had a problem like 8/8(8+8) would you do the 8*(8+8) first or the 8/8

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Why is the period not 2pi? Every other problems period is what u pull of the graph but this one says pi even tho it goes to 2pi

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do it on help 2 32 or 34

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what

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dldh06

alpine sable
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8/8(8+8)

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Which is it?

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would you do 8/8 first or 8(8+8)

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what is $ and {

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It's for the latex

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ohh

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second one

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If it's $\frac{8}{8}\left(8+8\right)$, then you do order of operations

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dldh06

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Do you know order of operations?

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so do the paranthases first then 8/8?

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yes

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alr

wary stream
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Not really

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dawg u just solve 8 + 8 which is 16 then multiply that by 8/8 which is 1 which gives u 16 it isnt that difficult @upbeat charm

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Anyone know how to find the sum of each of these questions?

honest umbra
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Using this formula

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I got d just now but not sure about e

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nvm got both now

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how do you solve and graph the f(x) = (x-3)² a d get their vertex, x intercept and y intercept?

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Q) For which condition, the quadratic equation (a^2+b^2)x^2-2(ac+bd)x+(c+d)=0 has equal roots.

(We have to do this using D=b^2-4ac where D=0)

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have u seen vertex form

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like

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y=a(x-b)+c

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I desperately need help for this. Can someone walk me through step by step on how to solve this

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Plug in f(x) and g(x) and simplify.

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They tell you what the functions are, so try finding:

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$g(x)[f(x) + g(x)]$

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RedstonePlayz09

tawny condor
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and also

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$1 - f(x)g(x)$

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RedstonePlayz09

wheat isle
tawny condor
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Look at what you sent

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You need to find out if the equation is always true

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So try simplifying it first

wheat isle
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OHHH

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Right my bad

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Okay I’ll try plug in

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1 - x / 1 + x [2x / 1 - x^2 + 1 - x / 1 + x]

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Would the first half look like that?

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Do I post it here?

mighty furnace
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Hello

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abstract stump
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And how many questions can I post?

mighty furnace
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I was close

open urchin
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just one at a time preferably

abstract stump
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Bet

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Bro I need somebody to do my algebra 2 test I would literally pay somebody 😂

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Somebody show me how to do this 😂 preferably on like vc

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Lambda

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shouldn't it be (-$\infty$, 3]

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meowmeow

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yes

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Domain is $\mathbb{R}$ as lambda said

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meowmeow

last spade
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Then there's too few information, you should get the coordinates of the endpoints, but you didn't

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I'd assume it's supposed to represent some equation

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And go with the answer I and meowmeow gave you

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chasing some help with confidence intervals

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Naive Bayes Classifier

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Can I type inn this channel ? It says its alkose's

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.reopen

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what is "content"?

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can someone explain what a contour integral does or link a good video on it please?

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Cuba drew the Rhomboid ABCD and the triangle XYZ. The length of side AB and the length of side XV are both equal to 6cm.
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idk how to do 1 and 4. im new here and uploading for help. thnx very much 🙂

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is there a proof for associativity of linear transformation that is not saing it is just intuitive

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does this woork as a proof

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Maybe, but its hard to say since you're overcomplicating it by renaming everything. This proof I stole from MSE suffices.

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Also, note that this is true for all functions, not just linear transformations

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If you want you can convince yourself that there's no domain and codomain issues.

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It comes from the fact composition is defined as always applying left first, right second. Therefore the parentheses can't matter because the order of evaluation is the same anyways. That's why we need to take a specific x to do it (i.e. you can't just do it on the functions), so that you can use the evaluation properties

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