combine 0.8 and x/5 into one fraction and multiply by the reciprocal again
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round meteor
So, it's x = 5/0.8 ?
not divide by 0.8?
0.8 = 5/x; x * 0.8 = 5/x * x/1; 0.8x = 5; x = 5/0.8;
That's how I got there.
Can I please get a thumbs up or down, and I can close the help. Don't need a walk-through, just whether it's right or wrong.
limpid aurora
not divide by 0.8?
i think he meant divide by 0.8
slate jolt
yeah its divide by 0.8
limpid aurora
0.8 = 5/x; x * 0.8 = 5/x * x/1; 0.8x = 5; x = 5/0.8;
looks good
sorry for not responding sooner
slate jolt
its just i was thinking on terms of the "multiply by the reciprocate of the fraction"
clear magnet
i am having trouble understanding this question
lone heartBOT
i am having trouble understanding this question
clear magnet
the parts under say this:
deepest section of the lake has an area of 57.93km^2 and a depth of 350m
second region of the lake has an area of 47.51km^2 but a total area of 105.44km^2 and the new section has a depth of 300m
third region of the lake has a total area of 190.24 km^2 and the new section has a depth of 250m
fourth region of the lake has a total area of 372.66km^2 and the new section has a depth of 125m
fifth region of the lake has a total area of 579.07 km^2 and the new section has an average depth of 50m
and what i dont understand is why it gives me the total area for the 2nd, 3rd,4th and 5th region
lone heartBOT
@clear magnet Has your question been resolved?
clear magnet
i still don't understand after 20 minutes if searching
limpid turret
What's the question the book is giving you?
clear magnet
it's asking me to figure out the volume of a lake
and its giving me the area of each section
in a very confusing way that i don't understand
and i am not sure how i am supposed to find the volume for each section if it's giving me the total area of every region
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chrome salmon
hi thee
uncut galleon
hi!
chrome salmon
how did you get that T3
uncut galleon
taylor series
chrome salmon
of what tho?
last spire
but what do we do with the 1/rad2pi
keep it
uncut galleon
do i multiply it by everything?
uncut galleon
for this we need the series of e^(-x^2)
i just put 0.3 into -x^2 and got -0.09
to counter that
then i can just use e^x
chrome salmon
oh then okay but I hope you made no sign mistake
uncut galleon
my TA checked that part so i think it’s fine
chrome salmon
you haven't used parenthesis
uncut galleon
i jusg need to know what to do w the 1/rad2pi . do i multiply it by the whole series or like
chrome salmon
like (-0.09)^2
chrome salmon
i jusg need to know what to do w the 1/rad2pi . do i multiply it by the whole se...
yes
uncut galleon
ah okie
chrome salmon
you just multiply to the value you get after finding T3(-0.09)
chrome salmon
okahy
sturdy sky
Yo, im not really sure what this question is asking from me. Do i just use first principles?, do i have to take the limit from both sides?
tacit arch
Yo, im not really sure what this question is asking from me. Do i just use first...
Limit of the difference quotient
naive valley
Yo, im not really sure what this question is asking from me. Do i just use first...
yea, try using the definition of the derivative
tacit arch
yeah but first i prove its differentiable right
That's exactly how you do it
tacit arch
Limit of the difference quotient
.
naive valley
yeah but first i prove its differentiable right
show that the limit of the difference quotient is the same from both sides
sturdy sky
whats that
sturdy sky
oh right first principle
sorry i just havent heard that phrase before
ok so now how do i do that from both sides
hellooo?
willow wraith
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willow wraith
it should be 8/3 where did I fuck up
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chrome salmon
it should be 8/3 where did I fuck up
can you show the question?
willow wraith
Find the length of the curve
chrome salmon
well I can't figure out what you have written for x and y
shrewd ermine
2s look like Zs
willow wraith
y= 2t
chrome salmon
2s look like Zs
yeah
willow wraith
there is no z anywhere in the question
willow wraith
brother can we get to what I did wrong and not my handwritting
tacit arch
brother can we get to what I did wrong and not my handwritting
That is what you did wrong
willow wraith
you want I can type it out
chrome salmon
its the same thing
You are lucky to not be saying thatt to other helpers
tacit arch
Why is 0<=t<=1 but your integral limits go from 0 to 2
willow wraith
well thats what I did wrong
chrome salmon
well thats what I did wrong
what is riemann asking above?
willow wraith
no he found the mistake
chrome salmon
maybe if you see that you'll understand
tacit arch
It was hard to find because of your handwriting
chrome salmon
no he found the mistake
you can see answer in that question
willow wraith
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mighty berry
This is from my elementary number theory class:
lone heartBOT
This is from my elementary number theory class:
mighty berry
We recently learned about the Chinese Remainder Theorem, but I'm not entirely sure how that's related to this problem. I know that one million consecutive non-perfect numbers exist somewhere, but how do I show that?
radiant jasper
a^2-(a-1)^2=1000000?
mighty berry
I actually considered just writing that, but it seems too easy... is that really the only logic I can apply here?
radiant jasper
If It Works i dont see the problem
mighty berry
That's fair...
Hm, then, what about the next one? Also related to CRT:
Wait, nevermind. I think I see the solution. Thanks!
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kindred anchor
Find the remainder when $17^{101}$ is divided by $20$
lone heartBOT
Find the remainder when $17^{101}$ is divided by $20$
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keen plinth
oh my
kindred anchor
Bad Tex
keen plinth
is there a reason you're binomial expanding this
vale wigeon
^
kindred anchor
I wanna do the problem using binomial expansion
vale wigeon
there are much better ways of doing this problem
what you are doing is painful
also all the -17's should be -3's...
kindred anchor
Oh shit yes
vale wigeon
best case scenario: you realize that all but the last term are multiples of 20 and end up saying in a very longwinded way that 17^101 = (-3)^101 mod 20
worst case scenatio: you agonize over the hundred and two terms, trying pointlessly to calculate each one
kindred anchor
Ok so all the terms in the binomial expansion is divisible except nCr(101,101) (-3)^101
What do I do next?
kindred anchor
best case scenario: you realize that all but the last term are multiples of 20 and end up saying in a very longwinded way that 17^101 = (-3)^101 mod 20
I had this idea in my mind, that's why I used binomial expansion
In this problem yes
vale wigeon
why?
kindred anchor
I tried the problem this way first and couldn't get to the answer, so I wanna know the ways
vale wigeon
there is a way to do it with modular arithmetic.
and the other way i have in mind is a detour that uses essentially the same idea except in bulkier, harder-to-understand and more painful notation.
so like, are you a masochist?
kindred anchor
I'm facing difficulty in these kinds of problems, so I'm learning bunch of different methods to get familiarized
vale wigeon
when two methods are essentially the same except one is full of pain, do you still want to learn the painful one?
(-3)^4 = 81 = 1 mod 20, therefore (-3)^101 = (-3)^(101 % 4) = (-3)^1 mod 20
chrome salmon
I love this
vale wigeon
like what could you do here? break off one (-3) and then go with (-3)^100 = 81^25 and then binomial-expand AGAIN and have to face twenty-five vanishing terms AGAIN?
it's a waste of effort.
kindred anchor
(-3)^4 = 81 = 1 mod 20, therefore (-3)^101 = (-3)^(101 % 4) = (-3)^1 mod 20
Wow, this is nice
Understood
I will try more problems and get back here if I have any doubts
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upbeat kayak
"For what values of p the integral converges?"
My idea was to do evaluations at the 0 and inf
But I think I didnt exactly do them right
At 0 i said it behaves as 1/sqrt(x)^p
upbeat kayak
At 0 i said it behaves as 1/sqrt(x)^p
Looking it on a visual calculator i can see how wrong this is
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rugged nymph
can u apply the series tests
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twin hawk
S =84
kind yarrow
can someone please help me with this i dont understand
lone heartBOT
can someone please help me with this i dont understand
kind yarrow
yes
atomic flax
like part a is 16
b is mcdonald
after setting the value for the variable
classify it
kind yarrow
ok
atomic flax
put same type of variable in a group
kind yarrow
ok but for the example it says this
atomic flax
can someone please help me with this i dont understand
Numbers will be grouped, words will be grouped
atomic flax
ok but for the example it says this
what
kind yarrow
so like i just have to count up
atomic flax
put same type of variable in a group
yes, like i say
kind yarrow
ok thank you
atomic flax
put same type of variable in a group
put each group in the "cushion"
kind yarrow
ok
atomic flax
each element is a "pin"
dry tartan
can someone help me with this question
lone heartBOT
can someone help me with this question
atomic flax
can someone help me with this question
what is the question?
dry tartan
what is the question?
the first one
dry tartan
show that an equation is the derivative of another
harsh socket
how
harsh socket
im confused
dry tartan
show that an equation is the derivative of another
^
dry tartan
okay, go back to the quétion
i am trying to find out how to move from one equation to aother
ornate leaf
@dry tartan do you know how to do diffrentation?
dry tartan
<@592209372143157278> do you know how to do diffrentation?
im just starting to learn it, so im a little confused
ornate leaf
do you know the power rule?
atomic flax
can someone help me with this question
part a is:
dry tartan
no
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As a helper, please do not give out answers that could be copied as a homework solution. Have the student work through the problem themselves and guide them along the way.
dry tartan
g (x) = x^2 - 5x
ornate leaf
yes
dry tartan
and g '(x) = 2x - 5
ornate leaf
yeah
dry tartan
im not sure how to "show" that the second equation is a derivative of the first
atomic flax
To calculate the derivative of the function
g(x) we use the formula to calculate the derivative of the quadratic function as follows:
d/dx x^2 = 2x
so, d/dx g(x) = d/dx (x^2 - 5x)
= d/dx x^2 - d/dx 5x
= 2x-5
ornate leaf
yes
atomic flax
so the derivative of g(x) = x^2 - 5 is 2 x - 5
ornate leaf
so the derivative of g(x) = x^2 - 5 is 2 x - 5
typo
dry tartan
can we move on to the next part of the question pls
dry tartan
wait lemme move it down here again
ornate leaf
sure
atomic flax
i thikn they meant x^2 - 5x
yes
dry tartan
ornate leaf
so, what does “derivative” mean
atomic flax
so the derivative of g(x) = x^2 - 5x is 2 x - 5
dry tartan
like what does 2x-5 represent? <@592209372143157278>
is it a line
no its a curve right
dry tartan
and the tangent is a line going in the direction of the line
ornate leaf
yes
dry tartan
and the tangent is a line going in the direction of the line
on a specific point
atomic flax
wait i will solve for part b
ornate leaf
for example g’(7) gives the slope of tangent to g(7)
dry tartan
i see
ornate leaf
so now your question wants the slope
ornate leaf
your “slope-outputting-function” is 2x-5
so lets start with the first one aka 1
so 2x-5 outputs the slope, which is 1, aka 2x-5=1
dry tartan
oh
ornate leaf
is that clear or is it weird
dry tartan
so 2x-5 is the gradient
and the question gives me a set of gradients
and i assume i solve for x?
dry tartan
but what about the y coordinate?
ornate leaf
the question wants both x and y
so you have to subsitutte the x back into the original function
dry tartan
so i put the x back
ornate leaf
to find y
dry tartan
yea
ornate leaf
yep
dry tartan
alright then
ill do that later
so the last one is just sketching right?
so i find the x and y coordinate of all 5 gradients and then plot them on a graph?
ornate leaf
yeah
dry tartan
alright then
looks like that question is done
ill go do it now, thanks
wait a minute
@ornate leaf i have one question
dry tartan
in a
in the first equation its -5x
and in the second one its just -5
what happened to the x?
atomic flax
solution of part b(i think so):
To find the coordinates of points whose tangent slope is m, we need to use the formula for tangent to a curve at a point.
The formula for tangent to a curve =f(x) at point P=(x0,y0) is:
y - y0 = f'(x0)(x-x0)
So, to find the coordinates of the points whose tangent slope is m, we need to solve the following equation to find the values of x respectively:
f'(x) = m
For the function f(x) = x^2 - 5x, we calculate the derivative of f(x) as follows:
f'(x) = d/dx(x^2 - 5x) = 2x - 5. as mentioned above
So, to find the coordinates of the points on the graph of the function
f(x) has a tangent with slope equal to m, we need to solve the following equation:
2x - 5 = m
--> x = (m+5) / 2
After finding the value of
x, we can calculate the corresponding y value by feeding the value of x into the function
f(x), ie:
y = f((m+5)/2) = (m+5 / 2)^2 - 5(m+5)^2)
So, the coordinates of the points on the graph of the function f(x)=x^2−5x whose tangent has a slope equal to
m is:
((m+5 / 2) , ((m+5)/2)^2 - 5(m+5 / 2))
bruh so tired
@dry tartan
dry tartan
i see
ornate leaf
what happened to the x?
the power rule
ornate leaf
yes, in diffrentiaiotn, whenever you see constant*x, just change it to c in the thing
and whenever you see just a constant by itself, you can ignore it
dry tartan
alright
atomic flax
okay, i helped u part a and b. can u do part c?
dry tartan
yes
it is just graphing and drawing the tangents
ok i have another question
slightly different
@atomic flax how to deal with this
@ornate leaf ?
nvm i did it
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spring nest
hey, i have a equation of matrix, X * (3 2; 5 5) = (-3 4; -5 1; 2 5)
I have to find X and the matrix sum of X, can anyone help me fast
spring nest
vague coral
find the dimension of the matrix first
spring nest
3,2 right ?
vague coral
yea
spring nest
argh, if i send you my whole paper can you get a quick look on it to see if everything seems fine ?
vague coral
maybe
spring nest
torn tapir
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torn tapir
the answer in the book is throwing me off
this is a quad formula question, rn x^2+5x-10=0
is it not (-5+-root25+40)/2
wait nvm im stupid as
can only be positive so they auto added
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torn tapir
ooh i forgot the half i think
midnight grail
yup
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sup ryo its me nijika
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What is my bounds please help
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l
unkempt token
what u mean
warm cipher
oh sry
unkempt token
pls help
pseudo junco
i no understand this
divide 25 by 4 and multiply the result by 9
pseudo junco
do the same thing, you have to know what they multiplied 12 to get 78
(just divide 78 by 12)
strange fractal
i think ur just getting epople to help with ur homework and not understanding it
OK
unkempt token
LETS DO THE SAME THING U DID HERE
thanks for you help i got it now 😛
strange fractal
AYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
strange fractal
the shorter one will be the smaller number
strange fractal
ok
so basically
u divide 4 by 1.6 and that gives u 2.5
to understand more 1.6 multipled by 2.5 gives u 4
strange fractal
yeah
strange fractal
WAIT
ocean hawk
no...
split oriole
Divide 1.6 with 4
ocean hawk
4 / 5 = 1.6 / x
ocean hawk
it won't be a decimal answer
unkempt token
no
unkempt token
good papi
strange fractal
are u viet
hard aspen
what class is this for
unkempt token
ban this guy
strange fractal
NO
strange fractal
LOL
unkempt token
no one shame me!
im year 8
!
i dont listen to class tbh
but still on the top 10
strange fractal
🤑
unkempt token
can you convert them to fractions
4/5
strange fractal
10
strange fractal
oh
unkempt token
humss
unkempt token
wtf is that
strange fractal
WHAT
strange fractal
oh yeah
ocean hawk
4 / 5 = 1.6 / x
@unkempt token
strange fractal
idk im not good at explaining i just do it
ocean hawk
solve for "x"
unkempt token
idk im not good at explaining i just do it
whats ur nationality my bra
whats an x
jk
GOT IT
2
strange fractal
my nationality is australian
unkempt token
strange fractal
my ethnicity is viet
unkempt token
my nationality is australian
do u ride kangoroos for school
strange fractal
yes
unkempt token
LMAO
strange fractal
my kangaroo is so big it can fit a family of 4
unkempt token
okay help me with this one
ocean hawk
you have your ratios "backwards"
unkempt token
hm?
unkempt token
okay what i do
ocean hawk
Aisha:Harry = 4 / 5. you are given Harry's weight, you want to find Aisha's (which will be "x")
you have to match the numerator/denominator for each person
so the "x" won't be on the bottom
unkempt token
so its on the top
ocean hawk
yes
ocean hawk
yes
ocean hawk
yea you wrote 44...
strange fractal
..........................
ocean hawk
same type of problem, you should be able to solve this one
strange fractal
IT SAYS DOGS TO CATS
unkempt token
i eat dogs?
strange fractal
omg.
unkempt token
lol
unkempt token
um
strange fractal
U SHOULD KNOW THIS
unkempt token
60
strange fractal
ik ur sooo smart 😍
unkempt token
so rude
strange fractal
AM NOT
unkempt token
what i do with this one
ocean hawk
same type of problem
unkempt token
what
ocean hawk
set up an equation, solve for "x"
ocean hawk
yes
ocean hawk
yea
ocean hawk
same steps
unkempt token
1/7 = 5.5/x
like this one
ocean hawk
you've done several of these now, take your time and follow the same steps
be careful of the order of the two things you're given
.8 was right
ocean hawk
set up an equation and solve for the unknown. exactly the same as the other problems
unkempt token
WHAT IS AN EQUATION
LIKE FR
x
nvm
pls help
i go sleep i no do this no more
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vale hollow
im dont quite understand someting, when subtracting u need to have a cd and i got which is 20 and thenm your supposed to times the numertor by how much it took you to get the that number (the denominator) so i dont understand here which number i should times by numerator by? if that makes sense
wary stream
u need to have a cd and i got which is 20
Yes the denominator needs to be 20, so start with 3/4 fraction, 4 times what equals 20?
vale hollow
5
wary stream
supposed to times the numertor by how much it took you to get the that number (the denominator)
So if you multiplied by 5 in the denominator then you need to multiply the numerator by that same number
vale hollow
both the numerators or just one?
wary stream
For 3/4 to have a denominator of 20. you need to multiply by 5
For 1/5, would you multiply the denominator by 5?
vale hollow
no that would make 25
wary stream
So then what should you multiply by to get 20?
vale hollow
4
wary stream
From there, do you know what to do?
vale hollow
yep, but i was wondering can you use different numbers to muliply the numerators?
like obv the number you got to get to 20 but like it two different numbers 4 & 5 i though you had to use only one of them
wary stream
Do you mean if the common denominator was 20 and take the 3/4 fraction, you multiplied the denominator by 5 and the numerator by a different number that’s not 5?
vale hollow
i meant like for both fractions dont you use the same number like either 4 or 5 or do you use 1 number for that fraction like 3/4 you times the numerator by 5 and the other fraction numerator by 4?
wary stream
No you don’t use the same number for both fractions. You use whatever number that gets you that common denominator
vale hollow
oh okay that makes a lot more sense because i watched a youtube vidoe on it and it didnt tell me that
thank you
wary stream
As before for 3/4, the common denominator is 20 so you multiply by 5. The other fraction 1/5, you don’t multiply by 5 to get a common denominator of 20, do you?
You need to apply a different number
vale hollow
4?
wary stream
Yes
vale hollow
ah okay i understand now
wary stream
Notice how you had to apply two different numbers for each fraction
vale hollow
Notice how you had to apply two different numbers for each fraction
yep i see it now
thank you very much i have a test exam in just a while
wary stream
yep i see it now
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lone atlas
To find the degree of the polynomial is it the highest degree in the function?
astral briar
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alpine sable
How to find range of f(x)=cos(2sinx)
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How to find range of f(x)=cos(2sinx)
ruby current
find the range of 2sinx and then find its image under cosx
ruby current
you can see from the graph what the range is
it's the y-values of the shaded region
ruby current
that's the codomain/target
ruby current
that's the maximal set of any possible range
alpine sable
Yeah bro I understand now
ruby current
but your function can never achieve values less than cos(2)
ruby current
not sure why your diagram is labeled with pi/2 though
ah those are the points before 2
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alpine sable
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gray isle
note that you have a quadratic function
and to find the maximum here you can consider the vertex of a parabola
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tardy pond
how do i find the limit of this ?
lone heartBOT
how do i find the limit of this ?
quasi vector
use small angle approximation
tardy pond
can you pls explain
slow hound
cant use lhopitals?
ruby current
or multiply by 36/36
tardy pond
so like this?
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ruby current
so like this?
yes
austere compass
For which $\beta > 0$ do you guys think this function is continuous?
$$
g: \mathbb{R}^2 \rightarrow \mathbb{R}, \quad g(x,y) = \begin{cases} \frac{x^4-y^4}{x^4+y^4}, & \text{ if } (x,y) \neq (0,0) \
\beta & \text{ if } (x,y) = (0,0) \end{cases}\text{?}
$$
lone heartBOT
For which $\beta > 0$ do you guys think this function is continuous?
$$
g: \math...
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Levens
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violet idol
$\frac{2x}{|x^2 + 1|} \leq 3$
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$\frac{2x}{|x^2 + 1|} \leq 3$
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idiotic|spaceman
violet idol
hello! Been stuck for a while on this. I am getting my answer as x belongs to a null set but apparently the answer is x belongs to all real numbers
ohh nvm, solved it
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how would i find x and y?
limpid spade
what
hard charm
like the areas of the shapes cut off
if i have a triangle with it's corners both touching the surface of a circle part of the triangle is cut off, i need to find that area so i can subtract it from the actual area
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past steeple
I am trying to get the polynomial differentiation rule by pullbacks or differentials of
that tensor field. But I am not sure what to do. So we can write x^n as e tensor e n times
e being the standard basis for R* I am trying to then get the polynomial rule
I know this is kind of stupid, but I am trying to
understand tensors a bit better What doesn't make sense to me is then, if we
take the exterior derivative of this form, we get
an n+1 form. Which doesn't really make sense.
Unless I am wrong
past steeple
I forgot to add a part
I am trying to get nx^n-1 as some sort of thing from treating x^n as an nth rank tensor
so I know that x^n can be represented as
e tensor e n times I think. Where e is the standard basis for R*
So like. We have a tensor field being dx tensor dx n times in local coordinates right?
is what I am saying impossible/ doesn't make any sense
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alpine sable
btw @past steeple your question is probably way outside the knowledge base of the people who frequent the help channels
way better luck in the advanced channels probably
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vapid cipher
My answer is the red lines. My answer gave me 3/4 marks, which means I missed something out or I got something wrong, what is it?
remote heron
vapid cipher
its a maths website for homework, if its correct a bug maybe?
<@&286206848099549185> Is there a reason I got 3/4 marks or is the website tripping
last ether
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rigid gorge
Does anyone know how to solve this problem: Given x+1/x =-1. What is x^2019+1/2019= ?. Show full working out.
chilly hawk
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heady finch
23rd question please
heady finch
Oh my bad
chilly hawk
chilly hawk
You didn't need to close your channel and open a new one
i closed mine'
i think
yea it is
wary stream
You didn't need to close your channel and open a new one
You did not need to close it
wary stream
Anyways, what's your question?
chilly hawk
so like
when i was doing the adding part
would it be 1.331 + 64.2
also why are the (1.1) and (1.2) in brackets
wary stream
would it be 1.331 + 64.2
Where is this coming from?
wary stream
I know that, I mean how did you get that value?
chilly hawk
this
but then
d exponent 3
1.1 x 1.1 x 1.1 = 1.333
and the
5 + f e
57 + 1,2 = 58.2
chilly hawk
ohhh
so it would be 5 x f then e
5 x f and the total
- by e
5 x 1.2 = 6 x 57 = 342
342 + 1.3 = 343.3
is that right?
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chilly hawk
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wary stream
342 + 1.3 = 343.3
Decimal part is wrong
wary stream
Where is .2 coming from?
wary stream
342 + 1.3 = 343.2
How did you get .2? When the decimal was .3
wary stream
Yes
wary stream
Why would you do the d^3 again?
wary stream
You already did it
chilly hawk
yeah
okay
5 x d3
d3 = 1.1
d = 1.1
1.331
5 x 1.3 = 6.5
6.5 x 57
370.5 - 343.3
27.2
is that right
27.2 - 1.2
=
26
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dim kettle
Where is that sqrt coming from
lone heartBOT
Where is that sqrt coming from
long axle
3/sqrt(34) is sin of that angle, theta
hallow dock
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placid zinc
They are using a lot of "law of total probability", where one term reflects if the defendant is innocent, and the other term reflects if the defendant is guilty
For example, let's say:
- The defendant is guilty (0.8)
- Judge 3 votes guilty (0.8)
- Judge 1 votes inno (0.2)
- Judge 2 votes inno (0.2)
Multiply those together, you get the first term of the numerator
@hallow dock
The other term of the numerator is the same logical process, but if the defendant is inno
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normal holly
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normal holly
can i please have help figuring out the equations
tulip shell
chocolate disco
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wheat isle
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wheat isle
let height be x
The height of rectangle ?
safe spindle
The height of rectangle ?
yea
prolly a better letter, like a
so u are given the y vvalue is a, then find the x value using the parabola equation
safe spindle
u can calculate the value of Q and P
using the height
the y value of P is a, so u can calculate the value of x
wheat isle
But height is only a variable no?
safe spindle
in terms of a
safe spindle
But height is only a variable no?
yea, but the points Q and P pass through the parabola, so u can plug it in
wheat isle
So like P=6-x^2?
safe spindle
$a=6-x^2$ where x is the x value of Q and P
safe spindle
yes
wheat isle
Okay
ocean sealBOT
tan g ent
safe spindle
u can let the x value of P be a instead of height, so instead of sqrt it is a square
so u have $y=6-a^2$ where y is the y value of Q and P
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tan g ent
safe spindle
so u have that the length is 2a, and the height is 6-a^2
now u find pereimeter in terms of a, and then maximize
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digital relic
What are the zeros?
lone heartBOT
What are the zeros?
digital relic
ok
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proven leaf
What are the zeros?
The ``zeroes" of a function are the points at which the function crosses the x-axis. So this is when $y$ or $f(x)$ is equal to zero, hence: $f(x)=2(x+4)^2-8=0$. Once we know this we can solve for the $x$-values of our zeroes. From there the coordinates can be found, do you think you can do that?
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safe spindle
Ive figured that the Circumradii must be equal for all possible ABC by Law of Sines
can someone give me a hint
pure pier
I got a question regarding center of dialation. How do you find it?
safe spindle
pic ?
and also this is my channel, can u ask in a different one?
one that is available, not occupied
pure pier
Okay. Sorry. I’m new to this server
safe spindle
its fine
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Don't ping Ann as she does not like that
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real cipher
okay
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gleaming ridge
No idea
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alpine sable
can someone give me a hint
At point A
You can draw the tangent
Oh heyy your name is also
Tangent
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alpine sable
Nice
wheat isle
This still confuses me. So I have 2x+2y but I don’t understand the maximising part
naive valley
This still confuses me. So I have 2x+2y but I don’t understand the maximising pa...
y and x are related, right?
naive valley
The sides of the rectangle
i mean you can't choose x and y freely
they have to satisfy y = 6 - x^2
wheat isle
that’s the equation of the parabola correct
wheat isle
i mean you can't choose x and y freely
Oh yeah
wheat isle
Ah okay
whole shell
This still confuses me. So I have 2x+2y but I don’t understand the maximising pa...
Pretty sure it should be
4x + 2y
wheat isle
But I asked this question before as well and 3 people said it would be 2x+2y or whatever variable 2a+2y etc
I can see it being 2x+2y but I don’t get how it would be 4x+2y
whole shell
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