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alpine sable
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2sin(2x)=2sinxcosc

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x

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this is where im at now

tacit arch
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this is wrong

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$\frac{2}{2} = 1$

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riemann

alpine sable
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2cot(x)=2cos(x)/sin(x)

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coarse rampart
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brains not working

keen pasture
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What did you try?

coarse rampart
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i havent attempted it but im guessing you have to work backward using the mean

keen pasture
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Yes

coarse rampart
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how do i do that

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?

keen pasture
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How is the mean calculated?

coarse rampart
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add all values then divide by number of values?

keen pasture
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Yes

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So what is the age of all boys/girls combined?

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Seperately

coarse rampart
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2 seconds

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would it be for the boys 18x16.2=291.6 and for the girls 27x16.7=450.9

keen pasture
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Very good 👍

coarse rampart
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thank you!

keen pasture
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Now how old all people combined? (Or did you already figure out how to do it from here?)

coarse rampart
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I believe I've figured it out

keen pasture
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OK, what was your endresult?

coarse rampart
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16.5

keen pasture
coarse rampart
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perfect

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how do i do that?

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unique salmon
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unique salmon
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Hello, I wrote

3 • 2½ 3½
(-------- + ------- ) •
2 1

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2½. 3½
(----- - ------
2 1

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I only need a small hint to know how to continue from here

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Can I use aⁿ + a^m = aⁿ+^m

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Wouldn't this only work when both numbers are the same

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Like 2⅓ and 2⅘

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Or should I do 2½ = 1/2-²?

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warm hazel
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where did i go wrong?

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tacit arch
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what's 1 * 4 ?

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tacit arch
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how'd you go from (2-t, (2-t)^2) to (-1, -4 +2t) ?

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Oh I think T's definition is missing

warm hazel
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T is the derivative of what's inside F1

tacit arch
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you're missing this evaluated at 0

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,calc (-4 * 2 + 4) - (-2^4 / 4)

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Result:

0
tacit arch
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oh what

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nevermind. you just have a sign error here

warm hazel
tacit arch
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,w integral -(2-t)^3

tacit arch
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stop trolling

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<@&268886789983436800>

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tacit arch
warm hazel
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its still 0

tacit arch
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show

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warm hazel
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i switched the signs there but -8+4+4 is 0

tacit arch
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evaluate this for t=0

warm hazel
tacit arch
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how did you get 0

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hallow dust
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hallow dust
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i have no idea waht to do 🙏

alpine sable
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Might be asking you to draw a vertical line (undefined slope.)

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Or any line at all passing through that pointl

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Really isn't clear.

hallow dust
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yeah and there isnt a undefined mbutton

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there is these

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upper thistle
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Bro how do I do this

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Been working on it for like 2 weeks and I still don’t get it

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twin phoenix
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to solve for h could you rearrange A=(Ao)(1/2)^t/h to h=(t)(ln)(2)/ln(a/ao)

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pulsar kindle
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i think if you’ve got a ln(2) in there, there must be a negative sign somewhere

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just try and break it down into steps

twin phoenix
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darn

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ok ty

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harsh shadow
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hello

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harsh shadow
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So basically my question for today is

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about a square

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its geometry

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if you want to prove a square

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what do you demonstrate

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equal measure

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uh

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perpendicular edges

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adjacent sides

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how do I figure it out

plain flame
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equal sides is not enough

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you need right angles

harsh shadow
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oh

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thease are the options

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which is most right

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or at least

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correct for a square

harsh shadow
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I don't know if im corredct

plain flame
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its option 1

prime badge
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only 1

plain flame
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this shape has sides of equal measure

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but its certainly not a square

harsh shadow
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oh

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what is this

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Dont mind the slope

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I can do that easily

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this is what I have done so far

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I have attempted it but

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what is this asking

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actually

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am I correct

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sorry for the multiple pings

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@tacit arch Ive seen you helping in other channels

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do you have any idea?

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Sorry for the bother

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<@&286206848099549185> sorry for the ping but

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im in a rush

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rocky swift
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hi, do you have a book on integrals?

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exercises, maybe

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lunar lintel
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could someone explain this to me

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please

misty dome
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How to solve tan tan a + cot cot a/ sec sec a ?

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lunar lintel
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s

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yo

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this my channe;l

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Was wanting an explanation on this

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no worries

tacit arch
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this is the full solution. what explanation is missing to you?

lunar lintel
tacit arch
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which part first don't you understand?

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A'(r) ?

lunar lintel
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ye why did they take the dervative

tacit arch
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error of radius tells you error of area

lunar lintel
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i also dont get this part

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analog umbra
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Hi

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My question is LaTeX Related so it might be off topic but
Im trying to turn a .tex file into a .pdf file using cloudconvert but i got a package in my tex file and it cant convert it because of it. is there a way to bypass that while still using the package?

merry depot
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are you trying to just output some tex code?

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analog umbra
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like

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i got my .tex file and i tried converting it in .pdf on cloudconvert

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it didnt work cuz of the themepackage that i using

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this the .tex file im talking about

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and the package im using that cloudconvert cant read is "beamerkuleuven2"

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so this one

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and im just trying to get a pdf file of the first .tex file with the theme being used in it

merry depot
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is cloudconvert a tex compiler?

analog umbra
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its mostly a converter from what i know

merry depot
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typically when typing in tex you need a tex compiler like MikTex or TexWorks to compile the code into a pdf, or beamer presentation

analog umbra
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when you have miktex installed, go to the file, you should see a subfile that's executable called TexWorks

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open TexWorks and paste the code you have into that and press the green compile button.

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it'll probably have to download some packages, but it should spit out the presentation pretty quickly

analog umbra
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and where do i put the package?

analog umbra
merry depot
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it'll ask if you want to downlaod the packages you called in the code and then automatically download and install them once you approve it

analog umbra
merry depot
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not usually

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uh

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oh

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i think i did something wrong

merry depot
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a few minutes, depending on how many non-standard packages you called

analog umbra
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it said that i didnt have a local repository

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and that i could make one

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so i did by copypasting a command on their site

merry depot
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you might just try a fresh install of miktek, i'm not sure what would cause that error
follow the instructions when starting it up to get all the packages installed and necessary things set up

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candid tree
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I’m doing test corrections and don’t understand how to solve this problem, could someone help?

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y = -0.5x-10 into Ax+By+C=0

candid tree
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Sorry what?

limpid turret
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@subtle horizon, delete your messages and read the FAQs.

limpid turret
candid tree
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Well have you worked the problem out at all? What answer did you get?

candid tree
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I combined x —> x^2

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And factored out ln^3

little drum
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do you know logarithmic functions?

candid tree
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Yeah

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Not sure how comfortable im with them though

little drum
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then do you know what y = log x means?

candid tree
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I am unsure

little drum
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Alright no worries. You might've heard of exponential functions, like e^x, a simpler example is 3^2 where 3 to the power 2 is 3 x 3 = 9, 4^5 = 4 x 4 x4 x 4 x 4
Logarithmic functions are inverse of exponential functions. Here's a graph of how they look like:

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,w plot y = log x

candid tree
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I see

little drum
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so when it's written $y = x \ln^3 x$, it's meant $y = x(\ln x)^3$ and $\ln x$ is a function so you cannot just take out the argument and treat "ln" as a variable

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limpid turret
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It's just a shorthand

candid tree
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oh i see

limpid turret
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Oh, I see someone else is already explaining this

little drum
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anyways, as for how to differentiate that: \ \ $\frac{d}{dx} (x \ln^3 x) = \ln^3 x \cdot \frac{d}{dx} (x) + x \cdot \frac{d}{dx} (\ln^3 x)$

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you use product rule ^^

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candid tree
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d/dx (x) = 1 correct?

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Heres what I did

limpid turret
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you forgot chain rule

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and your hand writing is very neat

candid tree
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Thanks lol

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where did I forget chain rule?

limpid turret
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Wait I am silly. I read your 3ln(x^2) part

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I think you mean 3ln²x

candid tree
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oh yeah

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What would i have to do next?

limpid turret
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you're done

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you got the answer

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oh wait jk

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Sorry I'm in like 5 servers right now.

candid tree
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Lol

limpid turret
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Okay, I was right the first time.

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You have you're answer.

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You're done

candid tree
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I put that answer on my test but it got marked wrong @limpid turret

limpid turret
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read it again, carefully

candid tree
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You sure I did everything neededb

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Ok

candid tree
limpid turret
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mhm

candid tree
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tysm for ur help

limpid turret
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Yeah that tripped me up too

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It's why I thought you weren't done

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I was like "Where'd that extra x come from??"

candid tree
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haha

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.close

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astral osprey
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I tried :

Valid strings
String of length n-1 followed by : 0 , 2
String of length n-2 followed by : 11, 21
String of length n-3 followed by : 001, 101

but eqn An = 2An-1 + 2An-2 + 2An-3 doesnt seem to work

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what am i missing? o.0

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noble sinew
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wouldnt 0001 go into n-4 tho?

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was only checking up to n-3 cuz 201 is 3 characters

noble sinew
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What?

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String of length n-4=4-4=0

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What is that supposed to mean

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This isn’t really a good way to attempt to do the problem - instead I would suggest trying to use the fact that you know there are 3^n ternary strings

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(If you aren’t using all information given there is likely a problem in your method)

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hmm ok

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slate egret
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I honestly don't even know where to start

fathom mantle
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what is the topic on?

slate egret
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find area between two functions

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using integrals

fathom mantle
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have you thought of creating a graph?
you can do one for f(x)=x^2 and g(x)=-x^2

slate egret
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I try to tackle these problems without graphing

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as on test I would be unable to do that

fathom mantle
slate egret
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I'd be able to do that on a test

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I'd just like to learn how to solve this problem theoretically

merry depot
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can you determine which one is the top and which one is the bottom function?

slate egret
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well x^2 is a concave up parabola

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with - y intercept

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so it'd be at the bottom

merry depot
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yep

slate egret
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and vice versa

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for g(x)\

merry depot
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so, you have a top and bottom function. How do you find the area between two functions?

slate egret
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is it upper function - bottom function?

merry depot
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yep

fathom mantle
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yeah

slate egret
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so would it be g(x)-f(x) = 8

merry depot
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no

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you need to integrate it

slate egret
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Oh ok

merry depot
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the bounds of integration are either given (none are given here) or where g(x) - f(x) = 0
So you can find those values to bound your integration

slate egret
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I find bound from f(x) = g(x)

merry depot
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yep, same thing

slate egret
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2c^2=2x^2

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How'd I find the bound though?

merry depot
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solve for x

slate egret
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x=+-c

merry depot
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so you integrate from -c to c

slate egret
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Oh i see

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-c to c for (g(x)-f(x))

merry depot
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yes

slate egret
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and it equals to 8

merry depot
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and set whatever you get equal to 8 and solve for c

slate egret
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but hold on

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I'd need to find the antiderivative

merry depot
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yes

slate egret
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which should give me

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$2c^2x-(2/3)x^3$

ocean sealBOT
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Sateral

slate egret
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because c is a constant right?

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but I'm not sure how to proceed

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would I need to find the F(c)-F(-c)

merry depot
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yes

slate egret
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wait I think I got it

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assuming the antiderivative

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is right

merry depot
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it is

slate egret
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I got c=3^(1/3)

merry depot
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,w integrate from (-3^1/3) to (3^1/3) of (3^(2/3)-x^2) -(x^2-3^(2/3)) dx

slate egret
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LETS GO

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I have another question about bounds however

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if a graph looks like this

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would the lower bound be equal the left green point?

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@merry depot

merry depot
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you'd want to integrate with respect to y
and the lower bound would be the lowest y-value, which is the right-most green dot (it has a negative y-value, the other is positive)

slate egret
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this is what I had done

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so I interpreted a and b incorrectly?

merry depot
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no, a is -7, b is 2

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you'd integrate with respect to y
y will go from -7 to 2

slate egret
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If I were to integrate with respect to x

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would a and b be -4 and 41?

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cause technically if I isolated for y and solved

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I still shouldve got -4 and 41

merry depot
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no, with respect to x it would be a cluster f*ck
x=-4 to 41 would get you from the left green dot to the right green dot and leave out the left most part of the parabola

slate egret
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Ah man

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the question asks me a) find the bounds in respect to x and b) bounds in respect to y

merry depot
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i guess maybe that's what they want for that question, because those are the x's where the functions intersect... but in terms of actually finding the area between the curves you'd be leaving something out

slate egret
merry depot
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ah. ok

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gross

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you can compute it with respect to x by splitting it up into two different integrals

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you'd find the area between a and b by solving for y and getting a +/- square root, finding the area between those.
and then between b and c you'd do the (red line) - (blue line) integral

slate egret
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where would I even start

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for a-b

merry depot
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take the blue line equation, solve for y

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you'll get +/- a square root

slate egret
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of x+8

merry depot
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that's your top and bottom function

merry depot
slate egret
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y = +-sqrt(x+8)

merry depot
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yes

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so you have two functions, a positive root and negative root

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find the area between those curves between a and b

slate egret
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and a would have to be when x = -8

merry depot
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yes

slate egret
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how would I find b

merry depot
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same as before, where do the red and blue line intersect?

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oh when the other function intersects

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so -4

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Trying to change the summation into a form where I can plug in n > inf, but currently stuck

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c is true

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i think

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can you check answer??c is true or not???

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Unfortunately there is no answer (yet)

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ok

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And would be nice if I can get hints/tips on whether I'm going on the right direction or not

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umm have u tried dividing numerator and denominator by root n for all those terms

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If I divide the numerator by root n won't that just make it into 0/something

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0/something = 0 (as long as the something isnt 0 or infinity)

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constant/infinity = 0

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According to the mc answers I am quite certain the answer is not 0

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you will get something like 0 / sqrt(n+3)

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are you familiar with riemann sum?

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Yes, it is the only summation I have been taught

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I did think of turning it back to an integral, no clue how thou

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good, you will want to apply riemann sum here

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more specifically the right hand rule

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here, you can factor out an n^2 from the square root, and since n is approaching infty, this means we dont need to worry about n being negative, so sqrt(n^2)=n

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so now your limit is in the form $\lim_{n\to \infty} \sum_{k=1}^n \frac{1}{n} \cdot \frac{1}{\sqrt{1+\frac{3k}{n}}}$

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can you see what function we should be integrating here as well as what our bounds should be?

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Processing please wait

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From what I am seeing, delta x should be 1/n?

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yes

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so what should our bounds be?

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ok slightly confused

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Because to find delta x it would be something like Upper Bound - Lower Bound / n

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ok, lets just do it step by step

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so now with what you found, we have $\lim_{n\to \infty} \sum_{k=1}^n\frac{1}{\sqrt{1+3k\Delta x}}\Delta x$

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yup

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right, now lets not worry about the bounds then, since it might be easier for you to find it by figuring out what our function should be first

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now note that here our function is definitely of the form 1/sqrt(something here)

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so from what you might have learnt, our partitions for x_i has the form x_i=a+(i-1)dx

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however, we dont have a k-1 in our expression above

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Loading

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great, so this means that the "1" in 1+3kdx is a constant in the function

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so f(x)=1/sqrt(1+something)

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which also leads us to setting x_(i+1)=3kdx (probably)

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now we just have to make sure if 3kdx is actually our partition

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so from what I said, we can use the right hand rule for riemann sum, meaning our x_i=a+idx. But from the expression, we have an extra 3 here

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so now that implies 3 is a coefficient, and is not a part of the partitions

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so that means x_k=kdx

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and our function f(x) is 1/sqrt(1+3x)

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do you agree with this?

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yup, got the same solution

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great

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so what should our bounds be then?

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note that we set x_k=0 + kdx

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Lower should be 1?
Upper should be 2

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no

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wait

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I feel like something is wrong

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our lower bound has to match the one in the partition

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our partition has the form x_k=a+kdx where a is the lower bound

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wait

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Lower 0
Upper 1

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$\int_0^1\frac{1}{\sqrt{1+3x}}$

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ṼØῳ

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and if I integrate it I get 2/3

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yes

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that's correct

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yay

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How to simplify this polynomial? Who can give the step to me, please?
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Perhaps add similar terms?

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Make it to the shortest

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Yes, so first add similar terms, 5a^3 to -2a^3 and -3a to 8a

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How the ^3 disappeared?

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5a^3 to -2a^3 this part, I forgot how to do

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if you had 5 apples and I stole 2 from you, how many apples would you have?

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3 apple.

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same idea here

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Is it 5a"^3" - 2a"^3",
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$5a^3 - 2a^3 = 3a$ ?

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no

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$5a^3 - 2a^3 = 2a$ ?

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$5a^3 - 2a^3 = 2a$ ?
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no

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no

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Hmmmm

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if you had 5 apples and I stole 2 from you, how many apples would you have?
you didn't say that you be left with 3 apples with multiple bites in them did you?

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So .w.

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$5a^3 - 2a^3 = 3$?

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earlier you didn't say that you have 3 ,just the number 3 non apples did you?

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Dude

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You missed something

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@gray isle Should I tell the answer

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maybe

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3a?

gray isle
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no

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$5a^3-2a^3=3a^3$

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realhuman

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also 3a^3?

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YES

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wdym by also

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Costant term?

stiff surge
# pliant kayak also 3a^3?

cancelling out only works in multiplications and divisions whereas in addition and subtraction you just got add or subtract the same terms

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Oh

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5a^3 - 2a^3=3a^3
and NOT 3*(anything that isn't a^3)

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yea

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$5a^3-5a^2$ = ?

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gray isle
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just like what happened here

if you had 5 apples and I stole 2 from you, how many apples would you have?
3 apple
you are left with 3 * the object you had
(and not something else)

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I think 1 hours

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....

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你这两个不是相同的值

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My time!!!!!

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You can't solve that question

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but you can factorise it

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完了, 功課要做不完了

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I would recommend looking up like terms

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Am I right?

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no

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No

gray isle
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adding 1 red apple with 1 green apple doesn't get you 2 green apples or 2 red apples

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Only like terms can be added or subtracted

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You gotta understand the concept

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a^3 and a^2 are unlike term?

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the powers are different

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2ab^4 and b^4 is a unlike term or like term?

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unlike terms

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thx

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I am the secondary school form 1

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hi

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what would the PI be for this

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so the guess?

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so would it be

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,w y'' + 3y' - 4y = 0

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yeah

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hmm, with that you'll have managed the 10e^{-4x} term on the right as well I believe.

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for the particular solution, you can see a trigonometric function and a linear function

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yeah

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but one of the roots is 1 which is repeated?

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or does the 1 not matter

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so a good guess could be:

M sin x + N cos x + (px^3 + qx^2 + rx + d)

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there's no repeated root though. it's just -4 and 1.

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there's no xsin x or xcos x term in the ode though

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idk thats just the way ive been taught

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the ones not needed would cancel out i think

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repeated roots mean you'll have an ODE that goes something like: \ $y'' - 2y' + y = 0$ where r = 1 is repeated

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bruh wow

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u did all of that

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I'm trying to find y = mx + c
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it's in arabic

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google lens me baby

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no worries, the expression would be comprehensible probably

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i need to find y = mx + c
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next to -infty

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i'm trying

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anyway i want lim of the final line to be 0

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can i just
(x-2)²+1-(-x+2)² = 1 ?

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in the numerator

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^calc (x-2)²+1-(-x+2)²

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.calc (x-2)²+1-(-x+2)²

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yes it's 1.

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right?

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yes

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alright, for 2) you have to complete the perfect square of x² - 4x + 5?

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what does it translate to in English

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complete to square

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then it's (x - 2)² + 1, okay?

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yes

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then, what does 3) translate to?

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you know what is y = mx + b

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idk what it's called

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find y that lim f(x) - y =0

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that tilted long line

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right?

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yes

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you get it?

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because you see, 2m + b will be finite and is not dependent on "t"

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that's brutal

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where did the 2m come from

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the way i was told is after completing the square (x-2)²+1
ignore 1 and find the absolute of x-2 = -x+2
y = -x +2

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hmm

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$\frac{f(x)-f(1)}{x-1}$

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Buraian

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well, since 70 is like the low middle of 81 and 64, try to get 8.5^2 next, then look if its more or less than 70 and go down/up by decimal steps

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I need to find delta x right

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so wouldn't that be the upper function, 6x be subtracted by x^2

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how do i solve

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8 = 2(y - 3)

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Equation

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$8 = 2(y - 3)$

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$8 = 2(y - 3)$
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8/2 = 2(y - 3)/2
4 = y - 3
y = 4-3
Y = 1

8/2 = 2(y - 3)/2
4 = y - 3
y = 4+3
Y = 7

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My bad.

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i needed that

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Because that's not whay the server is for

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I devided it up in steps thought

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yeah

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So he can understand the thought process

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that's what i am doing

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Great, sorry if i broke any rules! Wont happen again

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thanks for the help i understood the method :D.

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omg these equations are annoying

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there is no error right?

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Y = 7

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help

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$8 = 2(y - 3)$

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$8 = 2(y - 3)$
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you want to find y?

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you distributive rule

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its an equation

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it just says solve the equations

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the point of an equation is to find the value of the variable

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yes

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use distributive rule

median siren
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i'm not familiar with this distributive rule

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i'm from sweden

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Sorry if i misslead you

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a(b+c)=ab+ac

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Can you spot the error ?

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Just do exactly the same @median siren as last question you asked

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How can you get y alone?

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You just want to find y right? then it's the exact same as we did with x before 🙂

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can anyone solve this for me?
Replace the ? inside the Solution of the Following:
line ( 1 , 2 ) , ( 3 , 1 ) = -?/?x +?/?

median siren
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right?

cold jasper
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yes

vague marten
median siren
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but why dont i replace the 4 with the Y

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so it becomes

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Y = 4 - 3

vague marten
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because then its not equal anymore

median siren
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@cold jasper you said i can move everything where i want it

median siren
cold jasper
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Yes within the laws XD

vague marten
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In equations you must keep the equality on both sides, hence the word equation! Think of it as a balance weight

cold jasper
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If you remove a -3 you do it by adding 3

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And you have to do that on both sides

median siren
cold jasper
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Yep

median siren
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because the answer will be 7 = y

cold jasper
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Yep

median siren
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do i need to change the 7 with the y

cold jasper
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Nah it

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It means the same

median siren
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like Y = 7

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okay okay

cold jasper
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You can if you want to, but it means the same

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Just practice what you use to isolate different things

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If you have a -1 to move it you have to add +1 each side

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If you have multiply, you have to devide

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If you have devide you have to multiply

median siren
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i will note that down thank you whtwl and notzaj for the help 😄 truly amazing people

cold jasper
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Same as with a +1 to move it you have to -1

median siren
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i understood :D.

cold jasper
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But always remember you have to do both sides

median siren
vague marten
cold jasper
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And also, it doesn't matter what the value is

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It can also be 2g=6

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It would be the same steps you have to take

vague marten
cold jasper
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Or a text even, you will run into that in physics

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Correct

median siren
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lol thanks for now ill call for help later :D.

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cold jasper
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np

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Consider an interest rate that is quoted as 24% per year with compounding frequency m=4. The equivalent rate with compounding frequency m = 365 is: anyone know?

18.8528%.

20.2289%.

25.1986%.

28.9981%.

arctic pebble
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hey gang, anyone have an idea how to solve this?

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<@&286206848099549185>

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kindred fog
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y varies directly as the square of x and when x=4 y=80

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what is the equation

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hey guys

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anyone knows about variations ?

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keen elk
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how do i solve for x 3x^2-4=2x^2

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wanton tusk
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Move everything to lhs

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And use a^2-b^2 formula

keen elk
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whats ihs

wanton tusk
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Left hand side heheh

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sry

keen elk
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oh

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lmao

wanton tusk
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it’s a common abbreviation thing

keen elk
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i got this and it says its wrong

wanton tusk
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why are there complex numbers o-O

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did you move everything to the left

keen elk
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discriminant is -80

wanton tusk
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roots are real here

keen elk
wanton tusk
keen elk
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^

wanton tusk
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no I mean

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after you shifted to the left

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you got x^2 -4 yes?

keen elk
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-5x^2-4

wanton tusk
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how

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3-2 is 1

keen elk
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if you move a tern doesnt it change signs

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over the equals sign

wanton tusk
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uhhh

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it does

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also if it doesn’t

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how did your 5 become -5

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but it shouldn’t be a 5, it should be 1

keen elk
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oh wait its suposed to be -3x^2

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i accidently typed it wrong

wanton tusk
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Ah

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okie makes more sense HAHAHA

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yeah roots are complex

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do you have your working?

keen elk
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yeah

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but i think i got it

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thx

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true tide
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are these right

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true tide
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proofs

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and if so

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how do i minimise steps

limpid turret
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what about proofs?

minor needle
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factored form of a polynomial

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then sub y - intercept to find leading coeff

limpid turret
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@stuck roost get your own help channel

true tide
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proving the first statement in each like

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thing

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paragraph

limpid turret
true tide
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using trig identities

limpid turret
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They're not "proofs" they're just identities

true tide
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?

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well sure

limpid turret
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No "proof" is given on whether they are true

true tide
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but it's like proving those identities given the basic ones

limpid turret
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So they're just identities

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oh heck it's all one proof

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the word "these" really was confusing in "are these right"

true tide
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oh

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i see

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yeah

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it's 3 different ones

limpid turret
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You got me thinking this was a list of separate identities

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Oh I see now

true tide
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yeah

limpid turret
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first one is fine

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second one is right

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they're all correct

true tide
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ok cool

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can i make them smaller

limpid turret
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they're perfectly fine as is

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ok

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thanks

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quiet hare
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Can anyone help me with this? I'm confused on how to find out if its directly proportional.

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It's proportional if Area=k*length for some constant k

quiet hare
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ah, ok! but i'm confused on what "k" means

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oh wait nvm

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i figured it out

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thx for helping!

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fast garden
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quiet vector
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pi(20.7/2)^2 inch squared

fast garden
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it says its wrong

lost jungle
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gray isle
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how are you getting 20.7pi

lost jungle
fast garden
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somone said it was the anwer

gray isle
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who

fast garden
quiet vector
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no one here i presume

gray isle
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no?

quiet vector
lost jungle
gray isle
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$a^b \redneq a\times b$

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ℝamonov

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night path
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How can I make f(x)=250-25x and solve it for f(0)

fierce prairie
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plug in 0 for x

winter tangle
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so replace every x by a 0