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indigo saddle
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First time seeing that

earnest mortar
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It's a very good notation KEK

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In my country we learn this one

worn fox
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[x] usually stands for the equivalence class of x mod n

earnest mortar
ocean sealBOT
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Silfer

fair musk
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ok i got 1 mod 6 now what?

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7 triple equals 1 mod 6*

earnest mortar
ocean sealBOT
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Silfer

fair musk
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Ok

earnest mortar
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Then just take n = 6, a = 7, b = 1, m = the long thing

fair musk
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like this?

earnest mortar
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yes

fair musk
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Right?

earnest mortar
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yes

fair musk
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which equals 1

earnest mortar
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$$7^{202320232023} \equiv 1\ [6]$$

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Silfer

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subtle coral
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Hey I'm looking for some help on Boolean Functions. Got a proof I don't understand

subtle coral
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specifically this proof I'm not sure about

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I've highlighted the bit that's confusing me. I understand it's a proof by induction, and I understand how the induction hypothesis has to be used (we write f(x_n = 0) and f(x_n=1) in the form of (8)) but I don't understand what that will look like

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Couple conventions used in the screenshot above I should clarify:

B = {0,1}
the capital pi for the product is actually a conjunction

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Hi I need help 🆘

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stray panther
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please helppp

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modern sedge
stray panther
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yess this is the answer but im not sure how to find it

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like im not sure how to solve it all i have is the answer

modern sedge
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Do you know why is this true?

stray panther
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not really

modern sedge
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Do you understand this? I subtracted 4x and 42 from both sides

stray panther
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yes i understand

modern sedge
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And this?

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I factored out 2

stray panther
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is that where the 21 came from??

modern sedge
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Yep, 42/2

stray panther
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that seems so easy thank uu

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what about the second part to it??

modern sedge
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do you know quadratic formula?

stray panther
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noo

modern sedge
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How do you solve quadratic equations?

stray panther
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wait

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is it

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ax+bx+c=0??

modern sedge
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ax^2+bx+c=0

stray panther
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ohh

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yes i do

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i didnt know it was called that lol

modern sedge
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Oh nvm :) There is one more step you can do, you can divide both sides by 2. 0/2 is 0 so the right side stays unchanged

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Now you have simple quadratic equation where a=1, b=-4, and c=-21

stray panther
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right

modern sedge
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So is it all or do you have any other questions?

stray panther
modern sedge
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Do you know this?

stray panther
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nope

modern sedge
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Okay, and how do you solve equations ax^2+bx+c in school?

stray panther
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sum and product

modern sedge
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Oh, so find numbers, whose product is -21 and whose sum is 4

stray panther
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7 and 3

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-3 sorry

modern sedge
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Correct

stray panther
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is that all???

modern sedge
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Yep. These are the solutions

stray panther
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thank u sooo much it was so much easier than expected

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thank uu 😁😁

modern sedge
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You are welcome :)

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burnt imp
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hey

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burnt imp
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Read that note bit..

My teacher said if it was (x - 30) on LHS there would be a bigger problem, but didnt say what it was/ how to tackle it.. I think he forgot

Could anyone of you say what would that problem be and how we would tackle it??

visual temple
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hummm

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i can't see the problem yet...

quasi scarab
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maybe its about the 360?

visual temple
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it doesn't cause a problem ...

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if you get your x=-60° for example you can write is as x=300°

burnt imp
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if it was (x - 30) and principle angle was equal/ smaller than it, what do we then do??

visual temple
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you add a whole 360°

burnt imp
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why

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delicate jacinth
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$a^b = 1 \implies (a = 1 \lor b = 0) \land ( a \neq 0 \lor b \neq 0 )$

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sopinha

delicate jacinth
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is this true?

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a^b = 1 -> a = 1 or b = 0

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like, intuitively is true

echo socket
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b =/= 0 seems weird

delicate jacinth
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the secont part is to guarantee that both are non zero

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0^0 is one, but only the limit x^x

echo socket
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Btw a = -1 and b = 2 (or any even integer) could be a possibility as well

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Unless we're talking about real numbers only, then a = i and b = 4 is a solution too

delicate jacinth
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real numbers

delicate jacinth
reef grove
delicate jacinth
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'-'

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x^x when x is zero is undefined

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reef grove
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mb

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thats true tho

delicate jacinth
thorny root
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what does limits have to do with this though

echo socket
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We're talking about x^x, not its limit

delicate jacinth
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So, a = 1, b =0, and a = -1 and b =2k

reef grove
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oh yeah mb

delicate jacinth
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only solutions

echo socket
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Yeah

delicate jacinth
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I was hoping there would be something like $\left(\sqrt{2}^{\sqrt{2}}\right)^{\sqrt{2}}=2$

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sopinha

thorny root
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like an irrational solution?

delicate jacinth
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yeah

thorny root
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a can be irrational and b zero

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a can be 1 and b irrational

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or did you mean something like a power tower

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(x^x^x^...)

delicate jacinth
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Yeah, irrational^irrational^irrational

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somehow getting to one

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(without any of them being zero)

thorny root
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hmm

delicate jacinth
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but i think would just need limits

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so yeah

thorny root
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maybe you could explore euler's formula and come up with something interesting there

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unsure though

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like roots of unity

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Hello, I wrote a program that translates a graph from the Z plane to the W plane, depending on the function. Complex numbers. I got such graphs, can you help explain these graphs from a scientific point of view? The functions shown here are the square root of z, zzz + 1, and z*z + 1

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dim coral
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what do they mean by this

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dim coral
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how did they get x=2

whole shell
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@dim coral from dy/dx = 0

dim coral
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how did they work it out

wary stream
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Set that equal to 0

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Solve for x

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That is dy/dx

whole shell
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You're left with a quadratic when you factor out x in the derivative @dim coral

dim coral
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oh

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yeah omg

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nvm i got it

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idle rune
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quick question: how do i calculate √x?
for example, what's √48?

idle rune
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i am learning the Pythagoras theorem, having a bit of problem

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idle rune
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please elaborate

wary stream
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Like $\sqrt{20} = \sqrt{4 \cdot 5} = \sqrt{4} \cdot \sqrt{5} = 2\sqrt{5}$

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dldh06

idle rune
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how √4.5?

sullen dome
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But if you want estimates just look at closest perfect square

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idle rune
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ohh

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i see

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let's say, the area of a triangle is 2 * √48 cm²

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what would it logically be?

wary stream
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This algebra 2 review tutorial explains how to simplify radicals. It covers plenty of examples and practice problems simplifying square roots with fractions, adding and subtracting radicals, as well as dividing radical expressions. It provides a basic introduction into simplifying radical expressions.

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idle rune
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this helps

wary stream
idle rune
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my maths exams are tomorrow and its 8 pm rn lol

idle rune
wary stream
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Depends on your teacher

idle rune
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idk, our papers comes abroad from another state

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either that or out teacher does it

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i forgot

wary stream
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Most exams, from my experience, you just simplify

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Decimal approximations are just approximations

idle rune
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mhm

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i see

wary stream
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Like my example of sqrt(20)

idle rune
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after simplifying, what do i do exactly?

wary stream
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That's 4.472135955......

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$2\sqrt{5}$ is the exact answer

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dldh06

idle rune
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oh

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i see

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it's impossible to calculate manually?

wary stream
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You can get a decimal approximation

idle rune
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mhm

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btw quick question, ² = √ right

wary stream
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Like sqrt(20), it's greater than 4^2 but less than 5^2, so you know it's 4. something

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idle rune
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hmm?

wary stream
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One is squared, the other is square root

idle rune
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like s² = 48, s = √48

idle rune
wary stream
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That's if you are solving

idle rune
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yeah

wary stream
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You straight up said ² = √ and this is not true

idle rune
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i didn't really knew how to explain that, sorry

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i get the idea now, thanks

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may i close this?

wary stream
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You can if you are done

idle rune
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aight, cya

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alpine sable
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Can anyone help me on this?

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alpine sable
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Can someone tell me the equation of this word problem?

[ A jar contains N nickels and D dimes. There are 20 coins in a jar, and the total value of the coins is 1.40. How many Nickels and how many dunes are there?]

low quartz
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lemme try it

alpine sable
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try to make two different equations

wind cloak
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A nickel is how many cents and a dime is how many cents?

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Sorry not American

alpine sable
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A nickel is 5 and dime is 10

wind cloak
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Alright

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Set up a system of equations in two variables

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alpine sable
kindred anchor
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Good in India that we have only rupee and paise.

alpine sable
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This is the equation?

low quartz
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nope

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srry

alpine sable
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It’s alr

wind cloak
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N + D = 20
5N + 10D = 140

low quartz
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5x+10y=140

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x+y=20

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low quartz
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oops srry

wind cloak
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cross revoked

alpine sable
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also, it's usually good that you know how to come up with equations in context of word problems

low quartz
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x is N y is D

alpine sable
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not have people come up with them for you

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in the problem

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[ A jar contains N nickels and D dimes. There are 20 coins in a jar, and the total value of the coins is 1.40. How many Nickels and how many dunes are there?

low quartz
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" it's usually good that you know how to come up with equations in context of word problems" ---STARLIGHT 2023

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BEST quote of the day

alpine sable
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try to come up with two equations, one regarding the amount of coins, and one regarding the value of the total of those coins

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N + D = 20
5N + 10D = 140 so this one is right?

low quartz
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yes

alpine sable
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10D= 100+ 5N=25, 100+25=125? It’s suppose to be 150

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Because nickels are worth 5

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each

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the variable N refers to the AMOUNT of nickels

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not the value of nickels

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the variable D refers to the amount of dimes as well

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Oh

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low quartz
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lol

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dim matrix
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Que: The 5th, 8th and 11th terms of a GP are a, b, c respectively. Show that a, b, c are in GP.

dim matrix
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It is given that 5th, 8th and 11th term of a "GP", then what if I take the 4th term instead of 5th, won't it be a GP too ?

gray isle
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wdym

dim matrix
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What if I take 4th term instead of 5th?

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It is also in GP

gray isle
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you're being asked to show that
$$a_1,a_2,a_3,a_4,\red{a_5},a_6,a_7,\red{a_8}, a_9,a_{10},\red{a_{11}}$$
are in GP, then
$$\red{a_5}, \red{a_8}, \red{a_{11}}$$
are also in GP \
you could try seeing if
$$a_4, a_8, a_{11}$$
are in GP if you really want.

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ℝamonov

gray isle
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not sure if that's what you're trying to ask

dim matrix
gray isle
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well yeh, that's because it those specific terms won't form their own GP (unless in special cases of stuff like r=0 or r=1)

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a_5, a_8, a_11
have a common ratio of r^3

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a_4, a_8, a_11
do not have a common ratio and aren't in GP

dim matrix
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yes, but the whole sequence is a GP

gray isle
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yes...

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a new sequence with consecutive terms

a_5, a_8, a_11
is in GP (because there's a common ratio which you've shown to be r^3)

a new sequence with consecutive terms

a_4, a_8, a_11
is not in GP (because there isn't a common ratio)

dim matrix
gray isle
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yes

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pretty much

dim matrix
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ahh okay

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I got confused as the question is already stating that it is a GP then I should be able to prove this for every terms no matter what is given in the question.

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$v1 \neq v2 - 3$

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plain flame
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did you mean

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$v1 = v2 = 3$

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edgy gull
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yes sorry

plain flame
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alright you can rewrite it

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since v1 = v2 you obtain the system of equations

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$\frac{4}{u_1}+\frac{6}{v_1}+\frac{9}{v_2}=6 \newline \frac{15}{u_1}+\frac{11}{v_1}+\frac{2}{v_2}=8 \frac{1}{12}$

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and v1 = v2 hence this is equivalent to

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$\frac{4}{u_1}+\frac{6+9}{v_1}=6 \newline\frac{15}{u_1}+\frac{11+2}{v_1}=8 \frac{1}{12}$

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edgy gull
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im a little lost on how to find the adj of A

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im assuming the integers are all 1

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$\frac{4}{u_1}+\frac{15}{v_1}=6 \newline\frac{15}{u_1}+\frac{13}{v_1}=8 \frac{1}{12}$

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edgy gull
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so the adj(A) would be 0 which wouldnt make sense

plain flame
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adj(A)"?

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what are you talking about i dont follow

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moment ill send a picture

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1/ad - bc

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ah crud man this is so confusing

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$\lim _{x\to \infty }\left(\left(1+x^2\right)\cdot \left(\frac{\pi :}{2}-arctan\left(x\right)\right)^2\right)$

why does it equal 1 i couldnt figure it out
and how to calc this

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thorny root
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do you know the "identity", $arctan(x) + arctan(\frac{1}{x}) = \frac{\pi}{2}$

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nope

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but it's ok i already solved it

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thanks anyway!

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oh alr

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fair bay
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help

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fair bay
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please

tacit arch
fair bay
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the points which divide internally and externally the line segment joining the points (1,7), (6,-3) in the ratio 2:3 is

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yea

thorny root
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is the question cut off

fair bay
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no

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wait a min

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i will send a pic then

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there

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much better

tacit arch
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Do you know how to calculate the length of a line given coordinates

fair bay
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yes

tacit arch
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What's the length of your original line segment

fair bay
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ok

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5root5

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I can help you.

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hazy totem
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The answer is -1/6

hazy vortex
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@hazy vortex

hazy vortex
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Ok that’s my third time I get the # help why?

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did you actually read the channel

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That is available

hazy totem
# hazy totem The answer is -1/6

I solved but got -2. What I did:
h(x^3) = f(x).x
h'(x^3) = f'(x).x + f(x)
h(-8) = -2.f'(x) + f(x)

We have a tangent line. It passes through points (-3, 0) and (0, 6)
We calculate its function: 2x + 6
We put (-2) and we get f(-2) which is 2
And we also know f'(-2) = (tangent line)'
So (2x + 6)' = 2
f'(-2) would also be 2
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My question got to the bottom of the list. Maybe now some people actually notice it hopefully?

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😔

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hummm

tacit arch
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I don't know how to use chain rule when I don't have f(x)
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rubicminer

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$h'(x) = f'(rad(3, x)) * rad(3, x) + f(x)/(3 * rad(3, x^2))$

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rubicminer

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And then put the values, x = -8, f(-2) = 2, f(2) = 2

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$-4 + 2/(3 * 4) = -4 + 1/6 = -23/6$

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rubicminer

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Which step did I do wrong...?

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so you need chain rule to compute h'(-8)

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$h'(x) = f'(rad(3, x)) * rad(3, x) + f(x)/(3 * rad(3, x^2))$

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rubicminer

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$\frac{d}{dx} h(x^3) = ?$

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riemann

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h'(x^3) * 3x^2

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...

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But when I turned h(x^3) to h(x), then I shouldn't have needed a *3x^2

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So why did I still miscalculate it?

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hard to piece random parts of your work. can you write it all out in one format

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Alright. So I used two methods:
1st method.
$h(x^3) = f(x).x$
Derivative of $h(x^3) = h'(x^3) * 3x^2$
$h'(x^3) = f'(x) * x + f(x)$
Based on graph $f'(-2) = 2$ and $f(-2) = 2$
I put them in the $h'(-8) * 3(-2)^2$ and I get: $(2 * (-2) + 2) * 12) = -24$

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rubicminer

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2nd method.
$h(x^3) = f(x) * x$ so $h(x) = f(rad(3, x)) * rad(3, x)$
And now $h'(x) = f'(rad(3, x)) * rad(3, x) + f(x)/(3 * rad(3, x^2))$
And again, $f(-2) = 2$ and $f'(-2) = 2$ based on graph. So:
$h(-8) = 2 * (-2) + 2/(3 * (4)) = -4 + 1/6 = -23/6$

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rubicminer

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@tacit arch those are what I did in two messages. Hope it helps

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so use $h'(x^3) 3x^2 = xf'(x)+f(x)$

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riemann

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Oh wait

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So instead of multiplying by 3x^2 I should devide by 3x^2

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yo so I have a question asking me about the value of k

The equation is 4x^2 + 4kx + 9 = 0 and k > 0

I've used the discriminant to figure out that I need to find 4^2 -4(4)(9) but from this point on im kind of lost

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because if I use that I will get 16 - 144

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huh?

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you did 4^2

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not

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4k ^2

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your method is right

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what do you mean

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but

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your discriminant

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is wrong

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b^2 - 4ac

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b = 4k

ionic hearth
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yeah

whole shell
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not b = 4

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yeah

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I know

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so why do you have 4^2

ionic hearth
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I just didn't include the k

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then do it?

ionic hearth
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but yeah 4k^2 - 4(4)(9)

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good good

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so cant you just

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solve for k?

ionic hearth
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well I get 16k - 144

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this question

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is supposed to tell you

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how much solutions you have

ionic hearth
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one

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then

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b^2 - 4ac = 0

ionic hearth
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yeah

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dont you convert it into

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8k(18k-1)?

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16k^2 - 144 factorises into 8k(18k - 1)?

ionic hearth
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oh wait

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you need to make it into a k^2

ionic hearth
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9

glossy bluff
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16k^2 - 144

ionic hearth
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idk how I got 18

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and solve it

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all your numbers are correct but they are in the wrong order

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what do you mean?

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16k(9k -1) = 144k^2 - 16

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this certainly isnt what you started with

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yh

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although 1k is cursed

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just call it k

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ok

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wait

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dont tell me

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this whole time

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youve been doing

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1x

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or 1y

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or 1k

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ect

ionic hearth
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i dont

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good goood

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otherwise id have to dispose of you

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but the thing im wondering now is

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what do I do from now

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so you have 16k(k - 9) = 0

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what are the two values of k

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that satisfy this

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16k = 0

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and k-9 = 0

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what is k then

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the two values

ionic hearth
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-16 and 9

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so k is 9?

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how does 16k = 0 give you k = -16

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cause you bring itover right?

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thats 16 + k

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oh

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my bad

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16 times what equals 0 @ionic hearth

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0

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so its 0 and 9 then

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yh

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and thus k is 9

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Just ask avxss to dm you the answers if you want

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Although that's not recommended

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which part of avxss's steps are you stuck on

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draw a diagram

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draw B,C and D as well

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...AB=BC... line through B perpendicular to AC passes through D...

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Hey

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Im trying to find for which M the system has no solutions,

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And for which it does

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i need help

final mural
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The bottom 2 I did

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I got like 0 + 30k

final mural
alpine sable
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squaring these numbers

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one sec

final mural
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Youre in the wrong channel 😭but ill try

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ok

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sry

final mural
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Np

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its the last collum under themari berhan chrome-extension://bpmcpldpdmajfigpchkicefoigmkfalc/views/app.html

final mural
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Is that a link?

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yeh

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chrome-extension://bpmcpldpdmajfigpchkicefoigmkfalc/views/app.html

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189
186
172
196
173
186
182
174
198
149
229
162
192
184
207
175
154
188
213
195
136
153
142
145
146
115
144
118
133
154
139
144
121
126
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109
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117
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these are the numbers i need squaring can u dm me the asnwers

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@final mural

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Why dont you just use like a calculator

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Or do you need a program?

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You could try this on excel

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he said we have to use a calc

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@final mural

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You need to square every number?

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yeh

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then times it by a few other number

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35721
34596
29584
38416
29929
34596
33124
30276
39204
22201
52441
26244
36864
33856
42849
30625
23716
35344
45369
38025
18496
23409
20164
21025
21316
13225
20736
13924
17689
23716
19321
20736
14641
15876
17689
11881
16900
13689
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Here

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Use excel in the future, it comes in handy

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<@&286206848099549185>

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Need some help with the exercise above

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ok

final mural
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Np

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.

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claim

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visual temple
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humm

fluid rampart
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how do I find the 6 trigonomic functions of 5pi/6

tacit arch
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this is just a special angle on the unit circle

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so how do I find the trig functions?

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is it just memorization?

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draw ur circle and memorise the main ones

tacit arch
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college trig

tacit arch
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does your teacher give you this?

fluid rampart
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yes

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is cos the "x" value?

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use that to first find sin(5pi/6) and cos(5pi/6). then the other 4 trig functions can be derived from those 2 numbres

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coordinates are

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$(\cos(\theta), \sin(\theta))$

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riemann

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so cos would be -root3/2?

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,calc cos(5 pi / 6)

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thank you

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Result:

-0.86602540378444
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,calc -sqrt(3)/2

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Result:

-0.86602540378444
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cam i have help

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i need to

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<@&286206848099549185>

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pls

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yes

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dm

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can every single qudratic be put into factorerd form by using the quadratic equation and a(x-r)(x-s)? (Assuming they have at least a single root)

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Yes. Also, quadratic always have two roots. There is no case where a quadratic can have one root.

dark fern
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what about something like this?

spring plover
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Also, complex and irrational roots always come in conjugate pairs.

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It still has two roots. It is just that the two roots are equal.

dark fern
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but how come the factored form when applying a(x-r)(x-s) + quadratic equation doesn't hold true?

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nvm

spring plover
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I made a mistake. I understand now. So there will never be an instance where a(x-r)(x-s) + quadratic formula is unable to create the factored form of a quadratic?

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i swear my teacher is gaslighting me

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HOW DOES this exist

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It doesn't exist

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if its x greater than or equal to

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You wrote down 4/7

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I know

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but it should exist look at the piecewise function

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The left hand limit doesn't equal the right hand limit

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12 ≠ 4/7

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yesCat ok ok

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In order for a limit to exist, the sided limits must be equal

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hi, i dont know if this is allowed but i've been chipping away at this forever and i don't feel like i'm understanding what i'm doing or why. i know i need to initially set u=2x and go from there but setting v and dv and everything is confusing to me.

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if anyone can take the time to basically hold my hand it will be hugely appreciated. i've spent like 3 hours almost getting somewhere and then nowhere.

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No problem

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First substitute $u = 2x$, then $du/dx = 2$ if follows that $dx = 1/2 \cdot du$

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Jυяαנ

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right ! i have gotten that far at least.

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We can now simplify the integral to:

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(also thank you so much)

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$1/2 \Integ{ }{ }{ln^2(u) } du$

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so far so good.

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i need a bit more time because im new at latex

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w8

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take all the time you need brother.

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xD

minor needle
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ah thank you

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$df/dx = 1$ and $g = ln^2(u)$

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Jυяαנ

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it follows that $ f = u$ and $dg/dx = 2ln(u)/u$

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Jυяαנ

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yes this is where i became confused.

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dont you know how to integrate by parts?

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barely haha. i've done 3-4 other IBP problems before this.

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so this is where things were unclear.

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Okay.

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the problem is that we dont know the integral of ln(x) * ln(x), but we know the integral of 1. So we can use integration by parts to integrate 1 and differentiate ln^2(x)

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Because differentiation is always the simpler computation.

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okay yea, somebody mentioned this before

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using 1

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$\int \frac{1}{2} \ 1*ln^2 u \ du$, now set df/dx = 1 (because integrating 1 is easy) and differentiate the other part (ln^2(u))

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then plug your results in the integration by parts formula and you solved the integral

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the result should be: $u ln^2(u) - \int \ 2*ln u \ du$

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Jυяαנ

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this will be sort of anticlimactic for you because am at the gym now but i am saving this convo and when i get home i'm sure it will be a piece of cake.

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thank you so much.

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xDDD

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have a nice pump bro

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now solve $ \int \ 2*ln u \ du = 2u ln(u) -2u$

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Hey

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@carmine reef , I put the question I asked a couple hours back into maple, and M = 26 gave a solution?

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yea

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i said M=2 would as well

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Multiples of it too?

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not all multiples

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Which ones then

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sorry, i dont really have time right now

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Ok np, looking at it, it seems like every M that gcd(M,30)|2014 will give an answer

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i could believe that

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thats equivalent to M being not a multiple of 3 or 5

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if it was equivalent

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Find at least 2 sides of the triangle

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on line CD?

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And use trigonometric functions to find the angle

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try drawing a line somewhere

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Where it can create a 90 degree angle triangle

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from C downwards

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Sure

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do i need to use pythagoras now?

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No need

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Actually I just realized

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4cm along the bottom

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yeah you need Pythagoras theorem to find one of the side

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now find the other

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ok

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13 squared + 12 squared?

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24336

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then square rooted is 156

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uh

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Awrong

south remnant
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wait i multiplied

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17.7

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13 is the product of the square root of the sum of the square of the other sides of the triangle it has

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nope wrong

south remnant
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oh right

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you are finding one of the other side, not the hypotenuse

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The hypotenuse is 13

south remnant
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5

desert tusk
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now you should be able to find the angle

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I don’t know the actual answer since I don’t have a calculator with me

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but if you use the correct trig function then that’s your answer

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ok

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how do i know which function to use?

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i think its tan but im not sure

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south remnant
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yes

desert tusk
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because when you have tan you need to divide the opposite by the adjacent angle

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and they are the two there

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great

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now solve the angle

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and you’ll get your answer

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would it be tan (5 divided by 4)?

desert tusk
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wrong

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remember

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trig functions only accept angles

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tan (angle) = 5/4

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you gotta use the inverse of tan

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or whatever you call

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there’s a name for it

south remnant
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tan to the power of -1?

desert tusk
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yes

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cotabgent

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that’s the name

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cotangente

south remnant
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ok

desert tusk
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Or arctangent

south remnant
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so tan to the power of -1 (5/4)?

desert tusk
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yes

south remnant
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thanks

tacit arch
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$\arctan(x) \neq \cot(x)$

ocean sealBOT
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riemann

desert tusk
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oh right

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@south remnant type .close when you’re done

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.close

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help

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west girder
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With?

keen forum
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with what

red vault
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sorry i forgot i made this

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i got distracted

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lemme see what i have to do

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the slope is x right

west girder
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????

red vault
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like uhhh

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is the slope 5x

carmine reef
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y = mx + b right

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and m is slope

red vault
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so m would be the number before x like 5x

carmine reef
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is 5x the number before x?

red vault
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5 is

carmine reef
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ye

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just 5 is the slope

red vault
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ok let me try this and u can check and make sure did this right

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is this the right equation

carmine reef
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yes

red vault
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ok thank u ill ask again if i am confused

carmine reef
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np

red vault
carmine reef
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yeah

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ok

carmine reef
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3 and 5 good

red vault
carmine reef
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only the intercept is good

red vault
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?

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oops its negative

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and i gotta fix something it doesnt match up on graphing calculator

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carmine reef
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yeah thats right

red vault
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nice

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.help

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How do I do this

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I’ve been looking for all the videos

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or shud i

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ik how this is done

wary stream
# alpine sable ?

I mean, you don't need to open a channel doing .help, just post your question and it automatically opens with your name

wary stream
alpine sable
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Do I have to ping someone?

wary stream
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Ok

coral vector
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so

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u do

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im asusming u know how percents work

alpine sable
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Kinda

coral vector
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so

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a percent is

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the amount of ppl/ total ppl

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so for men dogs

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the total men are 56

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and dogs are 30

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so how would you get a percent from this

alpine sable
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Hmm

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divide?

coral vector
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yeah

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so what would you get

alpine sable
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If I divided 30 and 56?

coral vector
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yeah

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so you kinda need a calculater but if ur not allowed manually divide

alpine sable
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53%?

coral vector
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yeah

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so you do that for the rest

alpine sable
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What do you mean?

coral vector
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like the rest of the blanks

alpine sable
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Oh wait

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Is 53% in the total?

coral vector
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oh shoot i messed up

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instead of doing 56 u use 140

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because its asking relative to all ppl

alpine sable
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Ohh ok

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So I do 30÷140?

coral vector
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yeah

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and you do that for all the blanks

alpine sable
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So I divide each one by 140 right?

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Then I put it in the blank

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I have another question

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When I do 30÷140

coral vector
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yeah

alpine sable
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It give me 0.2142

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How do I write as a percentage?

coral vector
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so

alpine sable
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Like 21%

coral vector
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yep

alpine sable
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?

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So it’s the first two numbers

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Right?

coral vector
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yep

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because a percent is a fraction out of 100

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so

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its the same

alpine sable
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Oh ok

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Thank you so much

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You helped a lot

coral vector
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yw

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gl

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wait if u dont mind me asking what grade and math are yuou

alpine sable
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8th and pre Algebra 💀

coral vector
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ok

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gl on the rest

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Thanks

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Does this seem right?

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Nvm

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I know exactly what to do now

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.close

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what is the question asking?

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To find when the concentration decreases, would I have to find the first derivative?

strange meadow
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that seems reasonable

oak sonnet
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we can help because its in the turkish

rapid bloom
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I find it unclear what the original function, first derivative, and second derivative normally tells us

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what

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i ate a really nice turkey a couple days ago

strange meadow
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what does the first derivative tell you

rapid bloom
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i’m not so sure

oak sonnet
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about that (1/5 + 1/ 1/5)

rapid bloom
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i’m confused

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i think the first derivative tells us the location of max and min values?

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or if we set it to zero, it would tell us where there’s a min or max

oak sonnet
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it's about fractions

strange meadow
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yes but what exactly does it tell you

rapid bloom
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i’m guessing that i should find that, and then do test points around the function

rapid bloom
strange meadow
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tangent line

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does that seem familiar?

rapid bloom
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ohhh

strange meadow
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you had to have learnt it

rapid bloom
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yes

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wait what about the fractions?

ocean sealBOT
oak sonnet
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shorter fraction

rapid bloom
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the gradient?

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what does that mean

strange meadow
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yes the gradient

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...

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google it

rapid bloom
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like the change of the slope?

analog falcon
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gradient is just slope of a curve, at a particular point

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or slope of a line

rapid bloom
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ohh that makes sense

analog falcon
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since, if the curve is not a straight line, the we find gradient at different different points, because slope will be diff at diff points

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so we take the slope of tangent to the curve at that particular point

rapid bloom
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right, i can understand that!

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so if the first derivative gives me the slope of the tangent, does that mean a negative value will tell me when the concentration is decreasing

strange meadow
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thats correct

rapid bloom
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how about the second derivative?

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would it be helpful during this question?

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this is where i’m at so far

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i don’t know if i did this correctly, but i wouldn’t be able to add them together right?

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please help anyone

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ayuda

candid frigate
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It'll be C'(t) = 0, and you want to find when t makes the first derivative = negative, because that would be a decrease in concentration

rapid bloom
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would i need to use test points at some point in this question?

rapid bloom
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i dont know how.. please help

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@rapid bloom

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if you tried to elaborate this expression more, i suggest you should use binomial theorem

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@buoyant python ???

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steel dagger
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If y = tan(2x^2 + 4y), find the rate of change of y with respect to x at the origin.

long axle
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Yk how to implicitly differentiate?

steel dagger
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yeah

long axle
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Aight what have u done so far