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Cycadellic
x^log_x(4x-3)=x^2?
b is 2?
No quite
or b is 4x-3
Hint: whats in the base of the power and the base of the log?
Hey
or rather what they stand for
1=a?
Cycadellic
were focusing on a?
When the base of the expinent is the base of the log, they cancel
Thats what this is saying right?
This is a rule
the base of the exponent is the big a here?
what did you mean when you said whats a?
Cycadellic
Cycadellic
x^2 is b
No
where does the x2 fit in that rule?
Look at $x^{log_{x}(4x-3)}$
Cycadellic
$b=a^{\log_{a}(b)}$
Cycadellic
yeah
Well, this is a rule
This always works
How can we simplify $x^{log_{x}(4x-3)}$
Cycadellic
From the rule
i dont get what im suppose to do
Cycadellic
Lets call this “cancel the log”
Whenever i say “cancel the log” i mean either this it the other one
So this
$\log_{a}(a^b)=b=a^{\log_{a}(b)}$
Cycadellic
Cycadellic
What is it
I have this
log_x(x^4x-3)??????
what grade are you in?
no
No, we want to remove the exponent base and the log
4x-3=x^log_x?
how?
Lets put numbers into the rule
yes
$34=a^{\log_{a}(34)}$
i like nymbers better
Cycadellic
Yeah
okay
$50+34=2^{\log_{2}(50+34)}$
Cycadellic
wait the 2's cancel each other?
Thats what the rule tells us
Wdym here
30+34=log^30+34 since the 2 cancels right?
or do you take the log out entirely
so itd just be b=b
is that the entire answer? 4x-3=4x-3?
Right
So
Lemme ask you
Why can we just say 4x-3?
Just to make sure were on the same page
Cycadellic
Cycadellic
right
What can we do from here
log the 2?
find x?
is that x variable or 4 times whatever x is
we can just guess it right
until it matches
ima assume its multiply
-x2
-x^2+4x-3=0
Cycadellic
This is the eq
right
Im gonna give you another rule with variables
Its a little long but straightforward
x-2 x+2?
Not quite
You can but thats work
We can just plug numbers into a calculator with the quadratic formula
So this will be a rule
a b c will be any number or anything okay?
Number, variable, term, whatever
a x2 b 4x c3?
Cycadellic
When we have this equation
There will be two values x can be
We will use the quadratic formula
quadratic formula is not my friend
$\frac{-b+\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$
Cycadellic
And
what the
$\frac{-b-\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$
Cycadellic
Those are the two values x can be
Lets say x1 and x2
To recap
$x_1=\frac{-b+\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$
Cycadellic
$x_2=\frac{-b-\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$
Cycadellic
Okay?
Exactly
So we can write it all at once
$x_1,x_2=\frac{-b\pm\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$
Cycadellic
If that makes sense
kinda yeah
Its just exactly what you said
ive seen the -+ before
Cycadellic
Cycadellic
This is the whole point
right
Cause we =0
So we can divide a and one of the (x- ) terms
0/anything=0
Very easy to solve x from here
So
Lets use this
$-x^2+4x-3=0$
Cycadellic
,w solve (-4+sqrt(4^2-4(-1)(-3)))/(-2)
,w solve (-4-sqrt(4^2-4(-1)(-3)))/(-2)
1 and 3
Cycadellic
$-(x-1)(x-3)=0$
Cycadellic
thats for x^2?
what happened to the 4?
Actually wait what am i even going on about weve solved x
Its 1 and 3
Or
Rather
1 or 3
Quadratic formula tells is this
-+1 or +-3?
or just x=1 or 3
,w solve log_3(4*3-3)
Good
yesssss
1 was undefined so its not a sol
that felt great
Trying to undo the square essentially gave us another solution
Cause negative times negative is positive
Go for it
Ill verify your process
After that i need to go to bed
I have a final tomorrow and its almost 2am

i understand the 3x3 and 4x3 and -3
but say we didnt have x
is it possible to do in hand?
or just assume were always able to use calculators
like the -(x-1)(x-3)=0
i dont understand that little part
Usually when you answer you do it closed cause writing log will give the entire solution, if you ever need to calculate it you will have a calculator
it makes ()() because its x^2 right
Before calculators people used tables for it
right
and if its not 1 try 2?
It multiplies the 0, making the whole thing 0
No
Im explaining why we do - the root
The quadratic formula solves the x that make ax^2+bx+c=0
Like
One of the sol was x=1
right
,w solve -1^2+4*1-3
,w 2x^2-4x+2

welp
Im not sure why it integrated it
thats pretty good in my book
I guess
thanks for being super patient man lmfao
,w sinx
i know 100 numbers of pi btw
fun
I stopped at like 30
i made the first 69 (43) my phone password
then went to 50
then 100
and yeah
just wanted to share w a math person since nobody else cares
So you spend 10 mins tryna unlock your phone?
100?
43
Wtf
100 i can probably do in like 40
I can kinda see that if you can type fast enough
Yeah
Np
way better than my teacher lmao
Gn
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can anyone help me solve this?
Factorize denominator
yeh ive done that
Perform partial fraction then
yeh i tried but i got it wrong an im not sure how to get the right answer
show method
Do you know what (x+2)- (x-3) =
huh?
Can you solve that instead of doing huh
5?
So why can't you separate it into two terms when you have 5 in numerator
fäf
ohh
well in anycase
theres no need to guess
you can just do normal partial fraction method
A/(x-3) + B/(x+2) = 5x/(x-3)(x+2)
so
A(x+2) + B(x-3) = 5x
(A+B)x + (2A - 3B) = 5x + 0
so
A+B = 5
2A - 3B = 0
solve the simultaneous equation
That's unfortunate man
u sub x²-x-6 is good
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hi, I would appreciate if some1 can mark these and point me in the right direction for the question I got wrong
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Yeah, |x - 1| = x - 1 everywhere on the interval
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I have a question in regards to inverse matrix. So suppose that X is a square matrix that is invertible, and we know that C is an inverse of X. Hence, C x X = I. Is this the same as X x C = I, or is it X x C = -I, if it is true that X x C = I, then how would we prove this?
if it's invertible it must satisfy XC = CX = I
true by definition
Is there a proof for this? I'm not really convinced
if it's not true it's not invertible
that’s literally the definition of invertible
Okay
if XC ≠ CX then C is not the inverse of X
So that would be called one side inverse?
what od you mean by 1 side inverse
So is it true that a square matrix has a unique inverse?
if it’s invertible yes
For matrices, having a "right inverse" is equivalent to being invertible
right cool.
(square matrices)
A*A*A*B*B*B ?
yes
so how will you proceed?
is it mathematical valid A*A*B*A*B*B
A*A*A*B yes
Or do I take the negative?
You have no Idea if A and B commute
Keep it A*A*A*B*B*B
I thought from an earlier lecture that a particular matrix E,F E*F = -F*E?
is that right?
for some matrices , E*F = F*E
For other matrices, you have neither E*F = F*E nor E*F = -F*E
So we have three cases basically, and it is inconclusive right?
stay in the general case
When you can't have E*F = F*E nor E*F = -F*E is if and only if the sizes are different right?
here's an example of counterexample matrices : try looking at $A = \begin{pmatrix} 1 & 1 \ 0 & 1 \end{pmatrix}$ and $B = \begin{pmatrix} 1 & 0 \ 1 & 1 \end{pmatrix}$
rafilou2003
Try computing A*B and B*A
You will get $AB = \begin{pmatrix} 2 & 1 \ 1 & 1 \end{pmatrix}$, $BA = \begin{pmatrix} 1 & 1 \ 1 & 2 \end{pmatrix}$
yeah
rafilou2003
True, it is not in anycase
To solve this, act like you don't know anything about what A*B is
matrix product $\neq$ vector product
rafilou2003
and matrix product is not commutative
right
cool, also how would we do this?
So I was thinking of AB = AABABB
and before I believed It was commutative so I began rearranging which wasn't right
Yes
This is 100% true, you start from ABAB = I, then you multiply by A from the left and B from the right
So AABABB = AB
But then... AABABB = (AA)BA(BB)
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I'm not really sure how to find the projection of the one at the bottom
so I tried expanding it out using the formula of projection but struggled to see what to do next?
The question hinted to use the thing above, but not sure how I can apply it
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how do I do the question above
yeah, including the new one
gg bond got alot skinnier
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Recall that taking projections is linear and it is being projected onto some line
So you calculate the projection of the second vector onto b, then take the sum of the two projections as your answer
hmm, but how do you know the projection of the vector <614,510>
You need to find the value $\lambda b$ such that the distance between $(614,510)$ and $\lambda b$ is minimised
Then take $\lambda b$ as the projection
but we don't know what b is?
It's just projecting the point onto the line generated by the span of $b$
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That is true but it's a constant multiple of $(5,13 )$
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b is in the span of that
so we want to find proj (<614,510> - lambda*b) onto b
in which lambda b is lambda * <5,13>
No
$$\text{proj}_{\mathbf{b}}\left(\begin{pmatrix} 614 \ 510 \end{pmatrix}\right)$$
is the vector in the span of $\mathbf{b}$ which minimises the distance from itself to $\begin{pmatrix} 614 \ 510 \end{pmatrix}$
yes
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okay
Do you know a formula for that?
i know the projection formula
Ok that's good, then you can use that
so projection of <614,510> onto b = lambda * b?
That just means there is some lambda which satisfies that
yeah
But yes, that's true for some lambda
You can just project it onto the subspace spanned by (5,13)
or take b=(5,13)
It gives the same projection onto that line
oh okay, so afterwards to add it onto <5,13>;
Yes as that is the other projection
thanks you're a genius
You're welcome, hopefully it helps!
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From part (b) we can see that Az = a + v*w. Thus, from observing the three position vectors <-5,-5>, <2,5> and <a,b>. Thus, from (a) we have shown that these three vectors are collinear, therefore
This was my explanation
but I'm writing this because I actually don't get how a linear combination of matrices are also collinear points
@formal axle
yes
Oh, (a,b) is fixed from part (a) so that those are collinear
The idea is that the image of some "line" under a linear transformation is also some "line"
That linear transformations map lines to lines
You can make it more rigorous if that is required though
But it looks like it is just asking for a brief explanation
Oh part (c) may also be useful for it
interesting
but how does that work with it being a position vector?
Which position vector?
we are trying to show the linear combination of these matrices are position vectors
What definition does it use for collinear points?
This one?
wdym?
The question
yeah
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yep
So you can choose one point and then use that $A(x+(y-x))=A(x)+A(y-x)$
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yes
Then if $x,y,z$ are collinear, you have $A(z-x)$ and $A(y-x)$ being a scalar multiple of one another
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One of them being a scalar multiple of the other
So $A(x)$, $A(y)$ and $A(z)$ are all along some same line
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Unless they all map to the same point
Because
$A(y)=A(x)+A(y-x)$ and $A(z)=A(x)+A(z-x)$
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okay
I see now
also for this questipon
Could you please explain why we choose q as (157/89)?
I don't really get it
@formal axle
Sorry I was AFK
algood
tanh is a hyperbolic function right?
yes
Is this to check the answer for this one?
It is just using the comparison test apparantly
same
these are the things you can select from
but apparantly 157/89 is the right answer
Oh I think it's because of the polynomial to some exponent in the denominator
Because the highest term is $x^{4\cdot\frac{123}{178}}=x^{246/89}$
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Then introducing $g(x)$ in the denominator brings in $x^{157/89}$ in the numerator
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And they cancel out to leave $x$ in the denominator
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why do they want x?
I think it's for the limit at the bottom of the first screenshot
i'm quite lost
This one
$$\lim_{x\to\infty} \left( \frac{\arctan (x)}{x} + \alpha , \text{tanh}(x) \right) $$
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For this $f$,
$$\lim_{x\to\infty}f(x)=\lim_{x\to\infty}\frac{\dots}{x^{4\cdot\frac{123}{178}}}$$
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where you have the same terms in the numerator as in f
Because that x term dominates
The choice of q allows you to have that when you consider $f(x)/g(x)$, terms cancel out and you are just looking at the limit for $x$ in the denominator instead
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Then you can apply the existence of this limit
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I have to go to bed very soon
Is there anything you want to check before then?
About the above?
Just thinking
So wouldn’t that Be x* numerator of f
No, there would be x in the denominator
If you are talking about the expression for f(x)/g(x)
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6) a) Copy and complete the table of values for the relation V = -X² + X + 2 for -3 ≤ x ≥ 3.
(b) Using scales of 2 cm to 1 unit on the x-axis and 2 cm to 2 units on the v-axis, draw a graph of the relation
y = -X² + X + 2.
(c) From the graph, find the:
(i)Minimum value of y;
(ii)Roots of the equation X² - x -2 = 0;
(iii)Gradient of the curve at x = -0.5.
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Guys
I need help
let me type 
these channels get reserved too fast
f, g are monotonous increasing
is f \cdot g monotonous increasing too?
I need to prove or disprove this
I think it's false
but not 100% sure
consider their derivatives
how do we describe monotonous increasing, then?
for all x,y in R with x < y: f(x) <= f(y)
okay, so then suppose two functions f and g
we have
$\forall x,y \in\mathbb{R}: x<y\implies f(x)\leq f(y)$
Cycadellic
Cycadellic
yep
so we know that
x<y means the same thing for both, right?
yep
Uh, increasing in the english meaning or other meaning?
consider adding the inequalities together
Because increasing = (strictly) increasing
from this definition @pallid scarab
without the strict, strict would be <
So non decreasing
yeah
sorry im german
Non-decreasing in english
yg
I understand the confusion, same in french
@raven girder so, do you see how to get what youre looking for out of adding the inequalities?
why add?
ye
then multiply the ineq together
make sure to follow ineq for negatives tho
then it should be easy enough to show their product is/isnt monotonic increasing
wdym multiply together
we have a true statement
I can multiply two inequalities?
as long as both statements are true
now granted
if we multiply a negative, we have to swap ineq
but other than that, its just as expected
they just both have to be true to begin with
we have f(x) <= f(y) and g(x) <= g(y)
now multiply what
f(x) * g(x) <= f(y) * g(y)
right
but
f(x) > 0, f(y) > 0, g(x) > 0, g(y) > 0
...
yeah so f(y) could be positive but f(x) negative right
but once we have considered these four cases, note that we are multiplying a negative, so we need to swap our ineq
once you get past that
if you get the general solution that f(x)g(x)<=f(y)g(y) in all cases, it too is monotonic increasing
otherwise, its not
make sense?
yes but I think we need to check more cases or not?
ah
because we multipled the inequality with f(x) on the left and g(y) on the right?
but now what about the case f<0, g<0
both neg
ah so 2 swaps
we care about the g being mult
say
-2>-3
multiply negative one by both sides
2<3
thats what we want to do here
so yeah
since g is negative
it swaps
but if we swap once then the inequality is false

right?
wait do you mean that swapping it contradicts the other ineq, or just in that case, its false?
It would contradict the entire thing or not
I mean it would show that the initial statement is false
👍
right
so
youre saying
f(x)<f(y)
and g(x)<g(y)
given that g is negative
mult g by both sides
f(x)g(x)>f(y)g(y)
is what you should have
which doesnt contradict any of itself
good?
wait so we start with g(x) <= g(y) and then turn that into f(x)*g(x) <= f(y)*g(y) right?
so we need to check the sign of f(x) and f(y) right?
or not
right
however if one of them is negative and the other positive then we need to swap sign
or pos pos
no
we start with f(x)<=f(y)
consider
-2<3
multiply both sides by -1
2>-3
see what i mean?
but what we do is multiply one side by a positive and multiply the other side by a negative
or not?
if f(x) is neg and f(y) pos
right
i think i realize your confusion
so we have
x<y
f(x)<=f(y)
g(x)<=g(y)
now, we need to consider
g(x)>0, g(y)>0
g(x)<0,g(y)>0
g(x)<0,g(y)<0
note that we may not consider
g(x)>0,g(y)<0, because this contradicts our given
i said f
sorry about that
this is what we need to check
ok what about g(x)<0,g(y)>0
consider -3<1
f(x) * g(x) swaps sign
for now, just consider the same sign
youll get your answer
if g(x)<0 and g(y)<0
does this even agree with g(x)>0 and g(y)>0?
wat

just look at these two cases
its unpredictable
but if you consider these two cases, you should find your solution pretty simply
it just wants to know if all of them agree
do these two cases we can predict agree?
yes
are you sure?
lets say
-2<2
do *-1
2>-2
weve swapped
but -1<0
now lets see -2<2
lets do *2
-4<4
we havent swapped
right?
yes
does f(x)g(x)<=f(y)g(y) agree with f(x)g(x)>=f(y)g(y)
in both cases, we have
x<y
does the first one and the second one say the same thing?
no
thats your answer
we have a contradiction
if we assume f(x)g(x) is monotonic increasing
because these definitely do not agree with each other
but sir
consider f(x)=x and g(x)=x
what about g(x)<0,g(y)>0
well still have this contradiction
nah
just need to compare their ||
ahh
just consider the graph of y>x and y^2>x^2 and itll make sense
still strange
yes kek
no
I feel like an idiot
what dont you understand
trust me, nobody is good at math right at the start
we have to make mistakes to truly learn
if we dont make mistakes, we arent learning at our level also
mistakes and misunderstandings are crucial in the learning process
so when f(x)<0 and f(y)<0 then we swap the <= to > right
starting at g, yeah
I see
but by a change of variables, starting at f the mult g necessarily is starting at g then doing f
the change being f->g and g->f
so we only need to consider one in our proof
change of variables is a really funny trick that really shortens proofs
lol
idk what you just said but I agree lol
lol
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I forgot how to solve this type of questions. I need to calculate the length of x
theres a handy dandy theorem named after a guy called Pythagoras
You just ignited a flame in my memory
Thank you so much
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You buy potato chips for $3.99, pretzels for $1.59, and dip for $2.79. Then you buy a magazine for $2.99 and a newspaper for $.75. You have to pay 2.8% on food items and 7% on non-food items. What is the total amount you paid including the sales tax?
Student Answer:
[(3.99 + 1.59 + 2.79) x 1.028] + [(2.99 + .75) x 1.07] = 12.24062 rounded to 12.24
The total paid including sales tax is $12.24.
I dont see how im wrong
I added food items together and multiplied by the food item tax, then added the non food items together and then multiplied by the non food item tax
1.028 is the total plus 2.8% and same for 1.07
its not asking for only sales tax, it says the total including sales tax
i input the expression you wrote into a calculator and got a different answer than 12.24, so perhaps there's an arithmetic mistake
try computing it again
I got 12.60
That's disappointing. I feel like my grasp on basic arithmetic is slowly getting worse, I don't understand:C
What did you get?
Result:
12.60616
it happens
sigh, thanks for the help though
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yo
[\lim_{x \mapsto 1} \frac{(1-x)^2}{1-x^2} = \lim_{x \mapsto 1} \frac{x^2-2x+1}{1-x^2}]
madmike
I am stuck
does anyone know a trick?
if I insert x=1 then I divide by 0
not sure what to do now
I tried pulling out x/x outside the fraction but then I get new fractions
[\lim_{x \mapsto 1} \frac{1+x^2}{1-x^2} - \frac{2x}{1-x^2}]
madmike
Can I do this?
ah not sure if that helps
oh
but I am not sure what to write in the numerator then
I never factored out a sum before
how do you do that?
madmike
or am I misunderstanding
Keep it $\frac{(1-x)²}{1-x²}$
rafilou2003
oh