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I got help but basically yeah

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It's like an example thingy I just followed that and answered it but I'm not sure if it's right

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tacit arch
reef flame
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Nvm just can someone check if it's correct

tacit arch
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Final answer I used the a*r^(n-1) formula and then added up all the payouts but idk if that's the right step

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sand quest
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I'm struggling to answer this without graphing, the equation is y^3-4y = x^3 - 2

thick grail
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use variable separation i guess

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or implicit diff

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but variable sep is beter

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willow mango
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why is it r-sqrt(r^2-x^2 ) and not just r^2-x^2

fallen verge
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This is a problem where you need to washer method

willow mango
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ohhhhhh ok ty

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modest marten
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Guys

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modest marten
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Alright

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So I have a question

vapid shuttle
modest marten
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Ok so

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If there are 6 numbers on a jackpot and each number maxed on 99 what would be the probability of you getting the jackpot

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I’m not planning on gambling just debating with family

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So each number went 1-99

vapid shuttle
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So

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are you saying

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there are 1-99, 1-99, 1-99, 1-99, 1-99, 1-99 6 numbers in between 1 and 99

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in an ordered list

modest marten
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Yep

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What’s the chances of you getting the winning numbers

vapid shuttle
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the chance of you getting the first number in between 1 and 99 is 1/99

modest marten
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Oh yeah

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Forgor

vapid shuttle
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the chance of you getting the first number, and the second number is 1/99 * 1/99 , etc...

modest marten
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Don’t feel like doing that on a calculator

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Isn’t there a bot here for calculating lol

vapid shuttle
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think about a simpler question

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yes there is

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but imagine this

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you are rolling a dice

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and you want to know the chances of picking the first 3 rolls correctly

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the chance you pick the first roll

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is 1/6

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the chance you pick the second roll

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is 1/6

modest marten
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Yeah I did this math in school 2 months ago I would have been able to answer this question on my own 2 months ago

vapid shuttle
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and same for the third

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so the chance of them all together is 1/6 * 1/6 * 1/6

modest marten
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I just forgot because the school system is garbage

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They make you remember not learn

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Anyways thx

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exotic crescent
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Im stuck on how solve for these angles and can't really find out how. If anyone can quickly help it's due in like 7 minutes 😭

celest terrace
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exotic crescent
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45-45-90 triangles are isosceles right triangles and they don't really look to be that

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like this?

prisma lintel
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how did you get 22.5?

exotic crescent
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135/2 - 45

prisma lintel
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thats correct

exotic crescent
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oh

prisma lintel
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n is 22.5

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and m is 45

exotic crescent
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ok thanks

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alpine sable
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hi I'm doing some revision for my add maths exam in 2 weeks and I'm a little stuck on this one sully

elder valve
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Well, we can find where the vertex is since it is a parabola and then can substitute the x and y values into k and h to get our formula

alpine sable
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the vertex should be 5, no?

elder valve
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Yup

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(5,7) would be the coordinates

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So if you substitute the h for the x value and k for the y, you get:

alpine sable
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so h = 5 and k = 7..?

elder valve
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Yup

alpine sable
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wait but I'm not sure about what a would be tho

elder valve
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You should be able to do this with any point on the graph, but we just happen to know the vertex

alpine sable
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à
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how do I close channel

elder valve
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Do you need to find a, tho?

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(Also it's .close I think)

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elder valve
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Okay lol, good luck

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novel siren
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your table is wrong

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it seems you put 2x+1 and forgot to take the square root

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lucid ridge
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Hello

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lucid ridge
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How can I represent a f(x) = e*x graph?

tacit arch
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Result:

2.718281828459
tacit arch
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Do you know how to plot lines?

lucid ridge
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no

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what is that actually?

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can someone double check that this is correcdt

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pls

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,w centroid

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merry pelican
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when you have a quadratic in vertex form, for instance: f(x)=(x-1)^2-1,
how come the vertex is (1,-1)?
I'd assume h and k are both negative 1, but it seems like when they say the vertex is (h,k), that it secretly means (|h|,k) or (-h,k)

merry pelican
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This is my first time working with parabolas and vertex form btw

slender gull
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h is the value of x at which that perfect square becomes zero.

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k is the resulting y value when you do that.

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What x value makes (x-1)^2 = 0?

merry pelican
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oh, 1

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I see

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this makes a lot more sense to me. I feel like my search results were way too simplified. You explained it a lot better (and I've written it down now so I won't forget haha)

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Thank you

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👍

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scenic wing
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idk what it is

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scenic wing
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can what i wrote for c be simplified

vale wigeon
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what you wrote for c is incorrect even if it were simplified (and even if that first x was meant to be an x^2)

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do you have work to show here?

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@scenic wing

scenic wing
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i plugged in f(x) into f(x)

vale wigeon
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scenic wing
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$\frac{\frac{x}{1}}{\frac{x-7x+49}{x-7}}$

vale wigeon
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was this your first step?

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putridplanet

scenic wing
vale wigeon
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stop right there.

vale wigeon
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as in, is this what you got IMMEDIATELY after plugging f into itself

vale wigeon
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i'll be back in 10

scenic wing
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$\frac{\frac{x}{x-7}}{{\frac{x}{x-7}}{-7}}$

scenic wing
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boom first try

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im actually cracked at latex

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tardy stag
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keep simplifying

scenic wing
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putridplanet

woven adder
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Take LCM and boom u get a very simplified equation 😂

scenic wing
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i realized x-7x simplified

scenic wing
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wait no

ocean sealBOT
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putridplanet

scenic wing
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wait fuck

woven adder
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Still u have to take lcm

scenic wing
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omgggg

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so much latex

vale wigeon
scenic wing
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$\frac{x}{x-7}-\frac{(7x-49)}{x-7}=\frac{-6x+49}{x-7}$

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denom

vale wigeon
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you fucked up the num of the big fraction

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$f(f(x)) = \frac{\frac{x}{x-7}}{\frac{x}{x-7}-7}$

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vale wigeon
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this is what you should have had

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not lone x on top like yours

scenic wing
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i did have that

vale wigeon
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no you didn't

scenic wing
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but then i changed it after i got gas lit

vale wigeon
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you had lone x on top

vale wigeon
scenic wing
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im being melodramatic

scenic wing
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is this right

ocean sealBOT
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putridplanet

vale wigeon
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yeah sure that's the denom of the big fraction

scenic wing
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so

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$\frac{x}{-6x+49}$

ocean sealBOT
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putridplanet

vale wigeon
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ok now you should be good to go

scenic wing
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god zamn

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is there any question asking monkey that is as cracked at latex as me ?

vale wigeon
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?

scenic wing
vale wigeon
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great

scenic wing
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domain is

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$x cannot equal \frac{49}{6}$

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putridplanet

scenic wing
vale wigeon
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p sure you want x != 7 rather than x != 0? there's nothing wrong w 0 lmao

scenic wing
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i set the denom to cant equal zero ffs

tardy stag
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what left

scenic wing
tardy stag
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right but what's wrong with x=0?

scenic wing
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we the num can't be zero

vale wigeon
scenic wing
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it said just 49/6 wasn't right

tardy stag
scenic wing
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ok then whats the other number than can't be x

vale wigeon
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p sure you want x != 7 rather than x != 0? there's nothing wrong w 0 lmao

vale wigeon
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7 is not a valid input for f itself

scenic wing
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what doess that mean

vale wigeon
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words mix jumble hard understand?

scenic wing
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you did not just say that

vale wigeon
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i have no idea wtf YOU said

scenic wing
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how

vale wigeon
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7 is not a valid input for f

scenic wing
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can you use latex

vale wigeon
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$f(x) = \frac{x}{x-7}$

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vale wigeon
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f(7) is undefined

scenic wing
vale wigeon
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f(7) is undefined, thus f(f(7)) is also undefined

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alpine sable
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Does anyone know any good YouTube videos that explain graphing questions like this?

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Im having difficulties

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alpine sable
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Oh okay

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does anyone know how to find the slant height just from the given height and the diameter of a cylinder (trying to find the Volume of it)

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Notice that there's no restriction on how slanted the cylinder can be

wicked palm
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ah

devout summit
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But only given the fact that it's slanted in such a manner that each horizontal cross section is a disc with same radius all of those variants have same volume

wicked palm
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ohhh

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tyy

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wait so do i solve for the base of the circle which is pi 3^2=9 pi then do a V of a triangle V=base x height 9pi * 8 which gives me 72pi would that be the answer? ( i’m really bad at explaining things )

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Ion understand

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2 root 6

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Where did it come from?

maiden glen
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2sqrt6 * (sqrt7 - sqrt5)

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distribute through the bracket, you have 2sqrt6 * sqrt7 - 2sqrt6 * sqrt5

alpine sable
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Why theres another 2sqrt6?

maiden glen
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a(b+c) = ab + ac

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a is 2sqrt6 here

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multiply everything when you expand brackets

alpine sable
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OHHHH

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OMG I FORGOT

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I understand now

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And btw

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One more question

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Do yk why

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It suddenly multiples

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8?

maiden glen
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you want to compare all the values

alpine sable
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But how do yk its 8 tho

maiden glen
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so making them have the same denominator means you can just look at the numerators

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you want 40 on the bottom

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40/5 = 8

alpine sable
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So i have to figure it out how to make their denominator the same?

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Like all of them

maiden glen
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yes

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you take the least common multiple of the denominators of all the simplified fractions

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so you have 6/5, 5/8, 1/2, and 3/5

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so you find the least common multiple of 5, 8, 2, and 5, which is 40, and get that as the denominator for all

alpine sable
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Ohhhhhh

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I see now

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Thanks

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(x - 2) and (x + 1) being factors of a polynomial means that 2 and -1 are the roots of that polynomial, right?

wanton cosmos
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yea

echo socket
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So, if we plug in x = 2 and x = -1 into the x^4 + 4x^3 - x^2 + ax + b, we get 0

wanton cosmos
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mh,

echo socket
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So we have a system of two equations with unknowns a and b

wanton cosmos
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mhm

echo socket
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2^4 + 4 * 2^3 - 2^2 + 2a + b = 0
(-1)^4 + 4 * (-1)^3 - (-1)^2 - a + b = 0

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Simplified:
$\begin{cases}
2a + b = -44 \
-a + b = 4
\end{cases}$

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alonelybean

echo socket
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Can you solve for a and b here?

wanton cosmos
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is this just

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like simulaneous equation

echo socket
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Yup

wanton cosmos
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or whatever

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oh okay

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where did u even get those numbers from

echo socket
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wait thats all?

echo socket
wanton cosmos
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o my that is much for simple

wanton cosmos
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the x^2 - 1 is throwing me off

echo socket
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You can express x^2 - 1 as a product of two linear terms

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Perhaps it becomes obvious if you view it as x^2 - 1^2

wanton cosmos
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oh okay

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whats after that

echo socket
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You got (x - 1)(x + 1), right?

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It means that x = 1 and x = -1 are roots of the polynomial

wanton cosmos
echo socket
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So just plug in those two values, equate the results to 0 and go through the same process as before

wanton cosmos
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let me try solve it first

vapid shuttle
wanton cosmos
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is it a = -16, b = 12

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im js doin the 2nd question rn

vapid shuttle
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Cool

echo socket
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wait can u show

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wait nvm nvm

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silly mistake

echo socket
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Alright

wanton cosmos
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yea my bad

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@echo socket um

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how u do this again

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a - b = 3
a + b = 1

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i literally forgot

echo socket
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The b's cancel out if you add up the equations

wanton cosmos
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wait wym by that?

echo socket
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(a - b) + (a + b) = 3 + 1
2a = 4

wanton cosmos
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ohhh

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and then u just put the 2 into a to find b?

echo socket
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Yes

wanton cosmos
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alright thank you

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b = -1?

echo socket
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Yes

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marsh ridge
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is a and b the same thing

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vapid shuttle
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yes they are

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multiplication is commutative

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meaning ab=ba

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order of multiplication doesn't matter

marsh ridge
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is one prefered over the other though

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like it's the same thing but

vapid shuttle
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nope

marsh ridge
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oh okay ty

vapid shuttle
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no problem

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maybe it would be preferred to actually do the multiplication honestly

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like just writing it as 36

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would be preferred

marsh ridge
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this was the original equation actually

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just wanted to make sure they're both the same thing

vale wigeon
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they are both the same thing and you should not worry about which one is "better" presentation-wise unless you have explicit instructions to that effect

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also you should cross your sevens

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oh

vale wigeon
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yes

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ok ty

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safe tartan
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i think i made a mistake when i simplified, but i cant find it

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ive tried it twice and got the same thing

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original question is prove using mathematical induction

minor needle
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algebra mistake

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,w simplify k^2-2k+3+(k+1)^2

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after taking 2^(k+1) outside the bracket you should get 2k^2 + 4

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you got k^2 - 2k + 4

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then it's just

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2^(k+1) * 2(k^2 + 2) - 6 = 2^(k+1) * 2^1 * (k^2 + 2) - 6 = 2^(k+2) * (k^2 + 2) - 6

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its a plus though

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+2^k+1

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at the end

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how +

safe tartan
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this line right

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then it's wrong

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$$\sum\limits^{k+1}{r=1} r^2 \times 2^r = \sum\limits^{k}{r=1}r^2 \times 2^r+(k+1)^2 \times2^{k+1}$$

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oh my yeah i messed up

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i wrote r^2+2^r

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question 6A please

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it would be the max turning point

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maximum flow rate occurs when the derivative of the function defining flow rate is equal to 0

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so set the derivative of the function R, R', equal to 0, and solve for t

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hold on @bitter ermine

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the answer is 25l/min

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i’m solving for R arent I; the rate

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what abt 6b how did they get to 5t^2 - t^3/3

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@bitter ermine

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the funciton R is measured in liters/minute

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if you integrate that

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How would one solve $x = 7^{1632} \mod (2023)$

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Knowing that 7|2023

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I can't use euler's theorem because gcd(7,2023) = 7

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hold up

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,w 2023/7

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ok yeah true

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Also $\phi(2023) = 1632$

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7^1631 mod 289

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Oh

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$\phi(289) = 272$

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,calc 1632 mod 272

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we can assume that?

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i mean

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7^1632

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that requiring yourself to ASSUME it divisible by 7 is super asinine

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2023 is divisible by 7 as i verified in front of you

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So $\dfrac{x}{7} \equiv 7^{1631} \equiv 7^{271} \mod 289$

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Because 7^{272} = 1 mod 289

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i mean yeah sure

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yeah

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7^{271} '-'

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Wait

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should not be that bad with some repeated squaring

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...didn't you just say that 7^{272} = 1 mod 289

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$x \equiv 1 \mod 289$

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yep

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x/7 no?

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it's x/7 that's equivalent to 1 mod 289

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x/7 is 7^271

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lament forge
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and 7^272 is 1 so 7^271 is 1/7

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I don't see how this helps me

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$7x = 7 \mod(2023)$

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talestitan

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Python says the solution is 868
(7**(1632))%2023
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$\dfrac{x}{7} = 7^{-1} \mod(289)$

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The inverse of 7 mod 2023 is 124

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So $\dfrac{x}{7} = 124 \mod(289)$

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So $x = 868 \mod(2023)$

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I need to find a, b and i am stuck

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How do I solve this question? I keep getting a different answer to my textbook. The question is "Sandy jogs 19.7 miles in 4.5 hours. how many miles does she jog each hour? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth". I solved it by doing 19.7 * 10 = 197 and 4.5 * 10 = 45, Then did 197 ÷ 45 = 4.3777 and then rounded it up to 4.38. My textbook suggests the answer is 4.26

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It's 4.38

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,w 19.7/4.5

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how does the distributive property of multiplication turn (a + b)^3 = (a + b) . (a + b) . (a + b)
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you could multiply one pair together first

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then apply the property again

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Yup, it's not just the distributive property though, multiplication commuting also plays a role

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$(\red{(a+b)(a+b)})(a+b)$

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ℝamonov

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I understand why a and b are powered to three, but not the 3a etc etc part

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is there anyone who can help me quick with a simple substitution with complex numbers?

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How are you gonna add up ab and ba without knowing that they are the same thing

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So far you got (a^2 + 2ab + b^2)(a + b), right?

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Can you multiply (a + b) by (a + b)?

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Right

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So, to get (a + b)^3, we now multiply that by (a + b)

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It should get you a(a^2 + 2ab + b^2) + b(a^2 + 2ab + b^2) and then a * a^2 + a * 2ab + a * b^2 + b * a^2 + b * 2ab + b * b^2

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Simplifying: a^3 + 2a^2b + ab^2 + a^2b + 2ab^2 + b^3

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Can you see common terms here?

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2a^2b + ab^2 + a^2b + 2ab^2
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so 2a^2b + ab^2 gives us 3a^2b

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a^2b + 2ab^2 gives 3ab^2

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another question, could you explain frames of reference? i dont get them @echo socket

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Isn't a binomial just a sum of two terms?

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sorry i meant frames of reference lol

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I'm reading a paper, and I don't get how they got 1 - n (i know it's not n), shouldn't it be

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n/4

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context?

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This is the algorithm

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Right here

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Is where it appears

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I thin it still works

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They are referring to eta

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eta

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yes

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I don't know greek letters 💀

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yeah indeed

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that's weird

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should be 1 - eta/4

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or maybe they typo'd somewhere

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what's that paper btw ?

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That line seems fine to me?

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1-gamma + gamma/2 = 1-gamma/2 = 1-eta**/4**

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the end of the computation is screwed up

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Oh it's 2gamma not 2eta

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@oblique trail

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1 - eta/4 < 1 - eta

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My brain hurts

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is not the same as

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also how do i make those symbols with latex?

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$x \in A$

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means that x is an element of x

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bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb

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oops

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😭 I used the wrong latex

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yeah lemme google it

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Was asking question about the textbook text

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$$ A \subseteq B $$
$$ B \supseteq B$$

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$A \subseteq B$

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I forgot what i was even asking

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oh

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idk

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$A \subseteq B$ is subset

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$A \subset B$ is proper subset

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If is A a subset of B and A and are B not the same , so that there is some element of Bthat is not in A then we say
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$$ x $$

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My brain fried on this sentence

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you want to latex that?

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so

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are you confused about the latex or the math

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the sentence

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okay

alpine sable
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Idk what they're trying to say

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so A subset of B

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can also happen when A = B

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So every set is a subset of itself, right?

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yes

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But sometimes we want the notion of saying that A is a subset of B, but they aren't equal

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so B has at least 1 additional element that isn't in A

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I see

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so

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$$ A \subset B$$

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brandon_hu

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means that A and be aren't equal and that A is a subset of B

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$$ A \subseteq B $$

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brandon_hu

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yes

alpine sable
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means that A is a subset of B but A could be B

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yeah

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they can be equal

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its similar to < and <=

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a <= b means its less than or equal to

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I like to think of it like this:

x < 2 : x can be, but not including 2
x <= 2: x can be up to and including 2.

The same with subsets.

A (proper subset) B means that all of A is in B, but not all of B is in A
A (subset B) means that all of A is in B, and might equal B.

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what‘s my mistake? can‘t find it

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Nothing is wrong

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the solution says it should be
2ln|x| - 4ln|x+1| + ln|x-1| + c

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Google an integral calculator and check your answer

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dapper basin
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wolfram alpha

dapper basin
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oh wait the minus isnt right on wolfam alpha

wary stream
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ye my mistake

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well the wolfram alpha one is the correct one so that explains it

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but wolfram alphas solution is still different

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You just have the negative factored

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,w integral of - (x^2+5x-2)/(x(x+1)(x-1))

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That's the integral you have

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That's the answer you have

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yes right, sorry for the misunderstanding

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yes i calculated the wrong problem

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one sec

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original problem

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solution

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yes

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i know

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hard to see, i wouldnt know how to do it

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,w log(1-x)+2log(x)-4log(x+1) = log(x-1)+2log(x)-4log(x+1)

wary stream
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I forget how to check equivalency

dapper basin
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i'll try on the website

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,w does log(1-x)+2log(x)-4log(x+1) = log(x-1)+2log(x)-4log(x+1)?

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so no 🤔

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Hmmmmmmm I guess it was different? Wolfie is just wack sometimes

dapper basin
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I dont know in what solution to trust anymore haha

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Use the integral calculator website

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It shows work

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Like Google "integral calculator" and it's one of the first links

dapper basin
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hard to believe that wolfram alpha can make mistakes

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that’s because 1-x and x-1 can’t both be positive

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At least one of the sides isn’t even defined

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so they do actually equal? sorry i didnt quite understand how

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are*

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they’re not equal

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they aren’t equal

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at least one of them is not defined

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so it can’t be equal at all

dapper basin
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i am so confused

buoyant storm
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It’s just a typo

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Probably on the teachers part

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don’t think too much of it lol

dapper basin
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but the integral calculator comes up with the same result as the teacher

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and wolfram has the different solution

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huh

dapper basin
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,w integral of - (x^2+5x-2)/(x(x+1)(x-1))

buoyant storm
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it’s -(x^2+5x-2) on the numerator

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Not -x^2+5x-2

dapper basin
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no thats the right one

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my first one was false

buoyant storm
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oh then the wolfram in put is wrong

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Not the WAs fault

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wolfram wasn’t wrong then

dapper basin
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different inputs of course have diffrent answers

dapper basin
buoyant storm
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No

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The inputs are different

buoyant storm
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The other is second one

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It shouldn’t be the same, if it was WA screwed up

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Ok it doesn’t matter which version is correct, just follow the one given in the question

dapper basin
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can you please show me on a screenshot where the inputs from the WA and the integral calc differ

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$\frac{-x^2+5x-2}{(x-1)(x)(x+1)} \neq - \frac{x^2+5x-2}{(x-1)(x)(x+1)}$

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Oh sorry

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orthogonal_1

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uh just look at this

dapper basin
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yes man i know

buoyant storm
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There’s the input

dapper basin
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but this is the right input

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isnt it

buoyant storm
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And it gives the correct answer no

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?

dapper basin
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no

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its different

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huh

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differentiate that thing?

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,w differentiate log(1-x)+2log(x)-4log(x+1)

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wait

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its not different

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oh my god

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i'm sorry man i dont know whats wrong with me

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if I look at this on a graph...

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seems to go on forever..

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so what am I supposed to say for local max? t = Infinity?

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where it changes from negative to positive?

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where the integrand does

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I'm using -8 and -7 approximate endpoints based on the graph above

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but I don't think this is correct..

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it looks closer to y= -16

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should I replace t for something else? when calculating this

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,w x^2+16x+48=0

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can someone explain how to do this question? I know you have to use hypergeometric distribution but I couldn't figure out how and get the right answer ;-;

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what am i doing wrong

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i got 150 by doing (50 ft/sec)(3 sec)

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could anyone help me out with a physics problem?

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I am about half way through the problem

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I got t = 0.109s and angular frequency = 6.684rad/s

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Sorry, I have no idea

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just find x=Asin(vt+θ) then u=Avcos(vt+θ)

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why vt?

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Not sure if you still need help with this but I got almost exactly .1 m/s

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I have worked this problem a couple times, but I always get confused while trying to isolate dy/dx

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hi

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can you recall the cosine law?

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A is the angle opposite to the side a

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meaning that to use the cosine law you need the two other sides and the opposite angle

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i think so

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I need help with number 15 and 16

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How do we get g?

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,rccw

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I have the correct answer from our teacher

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But Idk how he gets g

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well you have this graph

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that doesn't give you a formula or anything for g, but for particular values you can just directly read them from the graph

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How do we get 6 because the solution our teacher gave us is

f(0) + g(0)

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I have no clue how you get g(0) if you only get f(x) in the table

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well you get it from the graph

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How?

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I don't see anything in the graph, it doesn't point to 6 anywhere

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well first, how large is each square in the graph?

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Idk

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well look at these two labels: 0, and 5

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how many squares apart are they?

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5?

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yep

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OK how does that get 6?

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so if 5 squares is a distance of 5, that means each square is 1

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well now that we know how large the squares are, we can measure other distances on the graph

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here's the point that represents g(0) (i've marked it with a red dot)

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how many squares above the x-axis is that?

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6?

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How is that g(0)

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Is it because the dots connect there?

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well this is the line x=0

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OK but how do u get 6?

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you find g(0) on the graph, and then count the squares

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g(x) means output of a function which usually is represented on the y axis and x is the ipute represented in x axis

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Is it because of this

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That the top is g(0)?

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...i'm not sure what those yellow arrows are pointing at

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it's because the x coordinate of that point is 0

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It's pointing at the black things

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The one stretching out the horizontal and vertical lines

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Can you read this do you know what this means?? @molten oak

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Ye that's the thing where u add dots in the graph

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In the question they have directly given you the graph so now you have to make this table

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Ahhhh OK I get It now

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You can see the g(x) and x and make this table yourself and by doing this you can find what is the value of g(0) is

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So is g(-2) = 2?

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hello how can I calculate fees that Im paying for example if one thing is 7$ and I pay 7.17$ what's the fee?