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carmine reef
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And yes, you can

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edgy gull
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how does it transition from the 1st step to 2nd step?

edgy gull
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even with integration by parts

carmine reef
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u = 300+t, v = cos(t)

edgy gull
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ty

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got it already

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magic tartan
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magic tartan
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i require help with question c

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perhaps i had an algebraic error idk

gray isle
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show work

magic tartan
tacit arch
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On the right track

magic tartan
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hmm

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idk what to do after that last part tho

tacit arch
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Should write out p(k) explicitly

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Then algebraically get p(k) in your p(k+1) expression. Your last line is close

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Or second to last line

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Don't distribute the 7 quite yet

magic tartan
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mm

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damn still confused

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kinda seem to have

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reverted to the same mistake

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cant seem to find whats wrong

oak perch
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You want to prove 9|a_(k+1), you just need to prove 9| a_(k+1)-a_k

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Which is (3k+4)7^(k+1)-(3k+1)7^k=7^k(21k+28-3k-1)=7^k(18k+27)

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magic tartan
oak perch
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9 | a_k Is the condition

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Say a_k=a, a_(k+1)=b

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9| a is the condition

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Then 9|b if and only if 9|(b-a)

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So you only need to show that 9|(b-a). And I have already written the steps already

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9|18 and 27

magic tartan
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huh

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i dont remember learning this one

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blissful mortar
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I am not sure how to solve this.

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sonic ridge
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do you know what the sine ratio is?

blissful mortar
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Like SohCahToa?

sonic ridge
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yeah

blissful mortar
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So opposite/hypotenuse

sonic ridge
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yup

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now determine what the opposite side to theta is

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and what side is the hypotenuse

blissful mortar
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AB is hyp

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And AC the opposite right?

wary stream
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Yes

wary stream
blissful mortar
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But we do not have any numbers how do I solve it?

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Its AC/AB

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But there are no numbers

wary stream
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You don't need numbers

blissful mortar
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I put AC/AB it says it is wrong

wary stream
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Did you type in AC/AB exactly?

blissful mortar
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One second.

grave island
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lol

blissful mortar
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Bro I told you that stop acting smart bud.

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@grave island

wary stream
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Did you notice the tool bar on the bottom? There's a fraction button, use that if you didn't

blissful mortar
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I just forgot that its case sensitive.

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I did no put it make it caps.

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It worked now

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@sonic ridge @wary stream Thanks!

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lethal belfry
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I know this question is kind of stupid, but what does this notation mean

lethal belfry
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,rotate

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,rotate

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lethal belfry
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186

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Sorry 187

dusk moth
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Summation

tardy tapir
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summation

lethal belfry
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Yeah, but the product is confusing me

oak perch
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There is no product

lethal belfry
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So summation of the I terms into the summation of the j terms?

tardy tapir
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no

alpine sable
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It's iterated

tardy tapir
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the variables are different

alpine sable
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Not multiplied

oak perch
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(To solve this problem you divide the square [1,10] times [1,10] into two parts cut by y=x BTW)

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weary grail
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i am completely stuck on how to even start on part c)

weary grail
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for a) would P(N=n) = p^n * (1-p)

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because we need to make sure that the next question answered is incorrect

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for c), using the hint, I assume they want me to use this expression for P(Y=k)

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alpine sable
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ok so i have 3 sliders that i can drag to select a number. They all go thru 1-4 how many combinations could there be?

carmine reef
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would you know how to solve if there were 2 sliders

alpine sable
carmine reef
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11 12 13 14 21 22 23 24 31 32 33 34 41 42 43 44

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Is there any kind of structure here

alpine sable
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yuh

carmine reef
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Could you maybe write it as a table

alpine sable
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got example?

carmine reef
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11 12 13 14
21 22 23 24
31 32 33 34
41 42 43 44

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Kind of like one of those number chart things

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so how do we find the number of possibilities without counting them all 1 by 1

alpine sable
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am i doing this right so far

maiden glen
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the slider goes from 1 to 4, so you shouldn't have zeros there

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and we're trying to find a simpler way to find the possibilities without having to list them all like that

alpine sable
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could u do 5x5x5

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i mean 4x4x4

maiden glen
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yes

alpine sable
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hmm im being told multiple things from dif people

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my dad said same thign as u

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but chatgpt saying 64

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looks right aswell idk

maiden glen
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4 * 4 * 4 is 64

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alpine sable
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forgot bout 0 lol

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my b

alpine sable
tacit arch
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A broken clock is right twice a day

alpine sable
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wouldnt it be once day

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cuz then its night

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lul

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but thanks for help fr fr

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how do i mark it as resolved or whatever

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Do .close

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maiden glen
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do .close

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rotund crater
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the derivative is the tangent line?

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mental flame
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the derivative is a formula for the slope of the tangent line on f(x) at a given point, x.

rotund crater
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gpt chat told me that the derivative is not the tangent line but an extension that gives information about a given point on a graph.

mental flame
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you shouldn't use chat gpt for math, but it is correct about the derivative not being the tangent line. you can however use the derivative to find the tangent line of a graph

rotund crater
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ohh i see thx

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np

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alpine sable
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stuck on the B^3 part

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alpine sable
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i closed my other channel

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det(B^3) = det(B)det(B)det(B)?

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alpine sable
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is the answer $5 \cdot 3 \cdot \frac{1}{9} (-\frac{1}{2}) \cdot (-8)$?

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πŸ‘

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vapid shuttle
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is a kilogram really a "mass"

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or do I still need to divide by gravity

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the weight is 2 kilograms

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so do I divide by 9.8, to find the mass?

worn fox
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kilogram is the unit for mass

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newtons is for weight

vapid shuttle
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So

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the equation for free damped motion

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$$\frac{d^{2}x}{dt^2}+\frac{\beta}{m}\frac{dx}{dt}+\frac{k}{m}x=0$$

ocean sealBOT
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Austin

vapid shuttle
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beta is the damping constant

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m is the mass

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so m=2 ?

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and k is the spring constant

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so k=32

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no damping is present

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so beta=0

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Is all of this a correct interpretation of the scenario?

worn fox
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yes then you just recover the SHM equation for a spring

vapid shuttle
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what is SHM?

worn fox
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simple harmonic motion

vapid shuttle
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are kilograms not a measurement of weight on earth?

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I am confused because if it was something like

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8 lbs

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then in this equation

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I would use

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8/32

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as the mass

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but it is kilograms

maiden glen
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we use them colloqually as weights (forces)

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but it's a measure of mass

worn fox
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colloquial language would use weight

vapid shuttle
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So, we are sure though that in this scenario I need not divide by gravity?

maiden glen
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when you measure yourself on a scale, it's really measuring the force of gravity, then doing the conversion into mass

worn fox
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its bc the scales really are measuring your weight but then accounting for gravity to give you your mass

vapid shuttle
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why is this different than if it was pounds?

maiden glen
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in this question, it's given to be mass

worn fox
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wow desync we really are, in sync

maiden glen
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😭

worn fox
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every equation involving mass is expecting a value in kilograms

vapid shuttle
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what if it uses slugs

pale kestrel
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1 kg water = 1L

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kg is a volume...

vapid shuttle
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this is adding to the confusion Shuri

pale kestrel
vapid shuttle
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no

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slugs are a unit of mass

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I think?
or of weight

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I just found them in one of these problems

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I had to google it

pale kestrel
vapid shuttle
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yesthat

pale kestrel
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monke sorry, I thought you were joking and done

vapid shuttle
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no I am still confused tbh

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I think I need to take physics

pale kestrel
vapid shuttle
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no

pale kestrel
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its just like every calculus thingy

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involving trig functions

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is in radians

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not degrees.

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In a similar fashion.

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There are some equations which do not work for arbitrary units of mass.

vapid shuttle
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so mass is kilograms?

worn fox
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so slugs is a measurement of mass

pale kestrel
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(idk which ones)

pale kestrel
worn fox
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and you could put them in the equations, i misspoke earlier

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but we have standard units for a reason

pale kestrel
vapid shuttle
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If mass is kilograms, and kilograms are like 2.2x lbs, then how come something with like 100lbs is said to be a mass of 100/32 instead of 100*2.2 ?

pale kestrel
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it would be 100/2.2 kg right?

vapid shuttle
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no that is not what I have been using for all of these

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my textbook tells me that if I am given a weight in pounds

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I divide it be 32 (gravity)

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to find the mass

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it says M=W/G

maiden glen
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it's a weight in pounds, so it's 100 pounds of force, not 100 pounds of mass

pale kestrel
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you need gravity in the right units

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(what are the units for g again)

maiden glen
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the problem is that "lb" is sometimes used to refer to both mass and weight

vapid shuttle
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okay but wtf is this then because is this a weight in kilograms or a mass in kilograms?

maiden glen
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but kg should always be mass, and newtons for force

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when people say they weight X kg, it's a colloquialism

vapid shuttle
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but don't british people use kilograms as weight

maiden glen
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yes, but that's because we're used to being on earth's gravity

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so mass is proportional to weight

pale kestrel
worn fox
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here you have two separate things both called pounds

pale kestrel
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and in ft/s^2 is where 32 comes from...

vapid shuttle
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see this is why I was thinking to divide by 9.8

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for meters instead of feet

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because kilograms instead of lbs

pale kestrel
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if your entire question works in metric units

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(or SI units)

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then yeah, g = 9.8 m/s^2 makes sense

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One thing that could clear up confusion is writing down the units for all quantities

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and like this for equations

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(they should match on both sides)

vapid shuttle
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as opposed to I am given a mass in kilograms here so I don't divide

maiden glen
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yes

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but in a maths question

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you shouldn't really be given weights in kg

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only newtons

vapid shuttle
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bruh

maiden glen
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the problem is imperial doesn't have a separate unit for force

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it just reuses (the amount of force required to move x) pounds

pale kestrel
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In natural language/everyday speak, we talk about our 'weight', but we mean our mass.

vapid shuttle
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our weight is our mass times gravity

pale kestrel
vapid shuttle
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this is physics right?

pale kestrel
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that bottom equation with units hopefully makes some sense

worn fox
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lol right now this is just unitsofmeasurementology

vapid shuttle
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I can't take a class on unitsofmeasurementology though

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sadly

worn fox
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cant handle the pressure

vapid shuttle
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yeah okay I don't understand but that's okay because I'm not @limpid turret and I don't need to know physics

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I just wont divide

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I can solve the quesiton

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lol

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thanks though Shuri and ZAC and Desync

worn fox
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just look for whether they say mass or weight

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and youre fine

pale kestrel
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well its absolutely cursed to take this shit and involve imperial units

vapid shuttle
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what is cursed

maiden glen
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mfw slug is a unit

pale kestrel
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slugs...

vapid shuttle
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me or the question

pale kestrel
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your curriculum

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or uh

vapid shuttle
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because it involves slugs?

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and masses in kgs?

pale kestrel
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πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

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because there's any mention of non-SI units in physics monke

worn fox
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honestly i ignored you mentioning slugs everytime bc i thought you were joking

pale kestrel
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lmao none of us knew

vapid shuttle
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bro I was so confused when I read slugs in my questions for the first time

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I hate this kind of thing it is so dumb

pale kestrel
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excuse me for meming earlier...

vapid shuttle
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no worries lol

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if I have the equation I can solve and interpret it

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but if I have to like disect slugs and mass and weight or whatever

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to make the equation

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I just would rather die

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anyways

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ty everyone

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i need help

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plush valve
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really badly

vapid shuttle
plush valve
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I need to figure out the y coordinate of the vertex using only this information

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here is my answer so far "We have no graph, so we can assume that the x intercepts of the 50 yard hill are 0, and 50. Therefore, the axis of symmetry is 25. The parabola is also a negative as it's going down."

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(this is algebra btw)

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is there a way i can plug in the x intercepts and axis of symmetry into an equation then find the y coordinate of the vertex?

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im pretty sure there isnt enough information, but i still need to come up with an answer somehow

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here is what my teacher said

"That's a great start!! So if the x-intercepts are 0 and 50, how would you write an equation in factored form?

Do the same for the second one - act as if that parabola is starting at (0, 0). What are the x-intercepts?"

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scarlet tendon
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34x - 16x divided by 189x

maiden glen
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I'd probably have just used the 50 yards and 25 yards measuring lines and estimate the heights from that

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but from that response, it looks like they want something like -x(x-50) to match the x-intercepts

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but that gives an absurdly high peak, so add in some scaling or something

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not a great question either way imo

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Consider a regular n-sided polygon with vertices P_1P_2P_3...P_n. Let a, b, c be distinct numbers in range 1 to n inclusive with a < c. Find the size of angle P_aP_bP_c in terms of a, b, c and n.

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i currently found a solution for the case that a, b, c are consecutive

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i don't know how to procede after that

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apparently 7.5>x isn't true? Do you have to check if the inequality is true every time you solve for one?

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Given the 2 end points from the diameter of a circle is (4,-10) and (-2,-3), put it into standard form.
(x - h)^2 + (y - k)^2 = r^2

so I calculated the distance between the two points and divided both axis by two and found the hypothenus, problem's that its the radius length, I seem to be having trouble finding the points which the origin would have to be in

gray isle
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consider the relation between the centre of a circle and its diameteres

alpine sable
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I was thinking of adding the halved distance from one of the initial points from the diameter

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huh?

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looking for a keyword here

alpine sable
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im not sure which word you're looking for tho

gray isle
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given that green line is a diameter, can you indicate the location of the centre?

alpine sable
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diameter divided by 2

gray isle
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distance isn't a point

alpine sable
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yeah that was my initial problem, what I thought was, since I know my initial points and I'm able to divide the distance in the x and y axis

gray isle
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like mark it on the diagram,

alpine sable
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I would just add them from one of the points

gray isle
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and tell me the reasoning why you marked it in that specific location

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i see what you're saying. say the diameter is 4, which means the radius is 2, so you go 2 units in the direction of the "line" passing through the two points to find the center

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starting at one point and headed to the other

gray isle
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(don't worry about doing any calculations for distance for what i'm asking)

alpine sable
gray isle
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and tell me the reasoning why you marked it in that specific location

left isle
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gray isle
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very poor wording

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what i was looking for was
midpoint

alpine sable
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oh

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are you leading up to smth with that keyword?

gray isle
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that was it

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midpoint

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the centre is halfway between the end points of the diameter

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thus you can apply the midpoint formula

alpine sable
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ohh

gray isle
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you could utilise the triangle you drew above, which is essentially what the midpoint formula does

alpine sable
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hate to break it, its the first time ive heard of it

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so that would lead to the center point of it in a plane then?

gray isle
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yes

alpine sable
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thanks

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I have another situation which im just experimenting on for myself

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given that I know one of the points within
(x-h)^2 + (y-k)^2 = r^2

and lets say
(-2-h)^2 + (-3-k)^2 = (4.09)^2

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is it possible to find the h and k here?

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deriving from that with algebraic properties I mean

gray isle
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no

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Hey all! Quick question

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Part (a) - to be clear

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It wants me to go FROM the nice little 1x1 square that is E

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TO the triangle that is T, right?

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thats the same as having the area between u = 1 and v = 1

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x + y = u, y - x = v or viceversa, you would have to try

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I'm differentiating to find the equation of the tangent to the curve.
But I don't understand this step at the moment.
How did 2xsqrt(x) become 2xsqrt(x) 2sqrt(x) all over 2sqrt(x)

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they multiplied by 2sqrt(x)/2sqrt(x)

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which is just multipication by 1

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and thus leaves the expression unchanged

meager dirge
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Oh!

vapid shuttle
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(unless x=0)

meager dirge
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They did that to get a common denominator.

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(with the other part of the equation)

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@median oar

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It's just 1. I think I understand now, thanks.

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How do I even start this question

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@icy violet e)?

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@median oar

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@icy violet hellu?

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or do you know how to calculate the vertical distance between two functions at any x?

icy violet
paper mango
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which would be distance(x) = |g(x)-f(x)|

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the absolute value of their difference

icy violet
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Ok

paper mango
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therefore distance(x) = |axΒ²-x|

icy violet
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Is that the line

paper mango
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wdym by the line

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ah in here

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yes

icy violet
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Yea

paper mango
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k, now we want to know the maximum distance right

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between 0 & 1/a

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what could you do to find it

icy violet
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Uhh no clue yet..

icy violet
paper mango
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yup!

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because if we find the maximum points of the function within that interval

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we can find out the maximum value of the distance function between that interval

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@icy violet now, there is the annoying part of the function having an absolute value

icy violet
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I2ax-1I?

paper mango
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ys

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distance'(x) = |2ax-1|

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now solve for x

icy violet
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So this question has nothing to do with kinematic

paper mango
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when distance'(x)=0

icy violet
paper mango
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except you already have specific memorized formulas for this kind of question

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but it wouldn't take long to solve otherwise either

icy violet
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To solve for x do we do anything with the a or no

paper mango
icy violet
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I haven’t learn how to solve between absolute values

paper mango
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solving for absolute values is fairly easy

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since you just have to also consider the negative option

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e.g. |5x+1| = 2

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then either 5x+1 = 2 or -(5x+1) = 2

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therefore x = 1/5 or -3/5

icy violet
paper mango
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to first get rid of the absolute value

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so distance(x) = |axΒ²-x|

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first case: distance(x) = axΒ²-x

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then distance'(x) = 2ax-1

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second case: distance(x) = -axΒ²+x

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then distance'(x) = -2ax+1

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hm it holds true here but I'm not sure if it does generally

icy violet
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And then set distance β€˜ to 0

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And solve for x?

paper mango
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yes

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same procedure

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I'll briefly check if the f'(x) = |[...]'| works

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no it doesn't

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since the absolute value can decline of course

icy violet
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When I solved both I got 1/2a

paper mango
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yep, which means there is a maximum at 1/2a

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well we can take the third derivative

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and see that it decreases

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therefore it's a maximum

icy violet
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But it says to show its 1/4a

paper mango
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yes you only found the x value

icy violet
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Oh

paper mango
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at x=1/2a there's the maximum

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that's not the distance

icy violet
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I get it lol

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When u first looked at that question did u think it looked straight foward?

paper mango
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fairly yeah

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but my perspective is different ofc

icy violet
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I’m doing this in grade 11 and this is a scholarship question or paper

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And like another question was

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But we don’t have to do that

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I think depending on how motivatingly it's taught the progress is faster and thereby the questions can be regarded easier quickly

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@icy violet btw rest is just inserting in distance in case it's not clear

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|axΒ²-x| -> |1/4a - 1/2a| = |-1/4a| = 1/4a

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tacit arch
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What's trial 1

paper mango
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@vivid heath ?

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sorry

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@tacit arch @naive fog i apologize for the delay

paper mango
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well you're given p_total

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and have to show that it remains the same before and after

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with p = m*v

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since there are two objects here:

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p_total = m1*v1 + m2*v2

vivid heath
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okay allow me to try that!

paper mango
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yup

twin nimbus
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But ummm... The numbers don't work out seemingly?

vale wigeon
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V 10.0 m/s

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i have a feeling this was meant to be

V1 0.0 m/s

twin nimbus
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Ah, that makes significantly more sense

vivid heath
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it was im sorry!

vale wigeon
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such a mishap would not have happened if the author of the problem was not allergic to equals signs

paper mango
vivid heath
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so i did get 3.0 m/s from that equation so that checks out!

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im gonna try to run the simulation again and see why that first ones after collision hit is wrong

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when it says after collision is that as soon as the two bodies collide?

vale wigeon
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it's immediately after the two bodies collide

vivid heath
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that super helpful

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so thats alot more accurate i believe! haha

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,w int sin(x^2)

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Are you sure you don't have limits involved

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Or is the answer meant to be left as an infinite series

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Hey differentiation of (X/2) = 0 right?

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Derivative of x/2 (with respect to x) is nowhere equal to 0

heady dome
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X = 1 so 1/2 where 2 and 1 are now constant so 1/2 = 0

molten pivot
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Haha

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What

heady dome
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Differentiation of X is 1

echo socket
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With that logic derivative of any function is 0

heady dome
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So final answer is 0

echo socket
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??

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Derivative of x is 1
So derivative of x/2 is 1/2

heady dome
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1/2 * 1

echo socket
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Yes

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And 1/2 * 1 is not 0

heady dome
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2?

echo socket
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1/2 * 1 is just 1/2

heady dome
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Oh okie

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πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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Thanks

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My mind sometimes goes off even on simple things

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that's how it is

heady dome
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This is 171th question I'm solving I guess I should stop

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I solved 171 questions in 4 hours

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Take some rest

heady dome
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Yeah

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Every day the value of my $1 portfolio either doubles with probability p, or halves with probability 1-p. What is the expected long run value?

vale wigeon
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every day your portfolio multiplies by a random variable whose mean is 1.25

molten pivot
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Right. But can we express this as a function of p

vale wigeon
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oh wait no hold on i thought it was a fifty-fifty chance of each mb

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2p + (1-p)/2 is your expected value

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(3p+1)/2

molten pivot
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right that's what i thought too, just taking the weighted average. but the thing is that it doesn't make sense for the boundary cases

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consider p=0 and p=1

vale wigeon
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wym

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it makes perfect sense

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for p=1 your thing doubles always, and (3*1+1)/2 = 2

molten pivot
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like if p = 1 the value should be infinite because it's always doubling

vale wigeon
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for p=0 your thing halves always, and (3*0+1)/2 = 1/2

molten pivot
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i'm not asking about the value after just one day

vale wigeon
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well im describing the effects after a single day

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your long run EV will be 0 or infinity depending on whether p is greater than 1/3 or not

molten pivot
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let me phrase it this way: what is the expected value on the nth day

cosmic scarab
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this problem seems similar to the rabbit problem,
I rabbit is standing 2 meters away from a tree, each jump he makes covers half the distance between him and the tree.

molten pivot
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if the mean multiplier is just (3p+1)/2 then i guess we can just consider the behavior of the function ((3p+1)/2)^n

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which doesn't really make a difference actually, it just matters whether it's more or less than 1/3

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molten pivot
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it's random

cosmic scarab
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well considering a scenario where the amount keeps doubling it'll go on forever

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,rotate

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🀨

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is this a test?

astral cliff
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._.

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No I’m just really smart yk

finite flax
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uhuh well what have you tried so far

astral cliff
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nothing

finite flax
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"AND I'M ALL OUT OF IDEAS!"

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(Simpsons reference)

astral cliff
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Pls just tell me the answer I have 4 questions on this topic then I’m never gonna do this shit again

finite flax
astral cliff
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nope

finite flax
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or how much paint you need

astral cliff
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I’m just gonna be a a garbage truck driver

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I’m set for life

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Now what’s the answerrrrrrrr

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...or what size bed sheets you need πŸ˜›

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HELP ME PLEASEEEEE

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WHATS THE ANSWERRBEHEHEHE

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,rotate

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PLEASEEEEEEE

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what are you stuck on

astral cliff
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,rotate

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No it’s not a joke

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Yes I really need help

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with which part

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where are you stuck

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!status

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astral cliff
left isle
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okay so do you know what a is asking you to find?

astral cliff
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nope

left isle
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he wants to edge both the circular and the outside perimeter of the garden bed in timber

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can you put that into math terms?

astral cliff
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I’m special

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Can I just get the answer pls

left isle
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no?

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no one here is going to just give you the answer

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that's boring

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say you have a square

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and you want to put wood along the perimeter of the square

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and you're given that the side length of the square is 6

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can you tell me what the perimeter of the square is?

astral cliff
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Idk

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24?

left isle
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yep! how did you get that?

astral cliff
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well

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Did I get it right or wrong

left isle
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it's correct

astral cliff
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6x4

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So 24m wood

left isle
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right. because squares have 4 sides of equal length.

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okay so now you have a circle in the middle

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and you also want the perimeter of the circle

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you're given its radius is 1

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can you tell me what the perimeter of the circle is?

astral cliff
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In a sec

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6.28 m

left isle
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yep! more specifically it's 2*pi.

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okay so a) is asking you the sum of the perimeters of the square and circle

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are you asking about a) or b)?

astral cliff
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Nvm

left isle
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because we're working on a) currently

astral cliff
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6.28 + 24

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Is that how much timber I need

left isle
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right

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and make sure to put meters

astral cliff
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How do I do b

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Is it just 3.14 square metres

left isle
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so b) is asking for the area available for planting. it's a square garden, with a fountain in the middle.

astral cliff
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Oh

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Do I find area of square minus area of circle

left isle
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exactly

astral cliff
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So 36 metres^2

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For the square

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Idk how to do the circle

left isle
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right

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you do not know how to find the area of a circle yet?

astral cliff
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I did

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But I forgot formula

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Is it r x pi

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$A={\pi}r^2$

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left isle
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for the area of a circle

astral cliff
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So 36^2

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-3.14

left isle
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yessir

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wait not 36^2

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36 m^2

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-3.14 m^2

astral cliff
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So 35.86m^2

left isle
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36-3.14?

astral cliff
left isle
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remember the side length of the square is 6, so the area is 6^2 which is 36

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not 36^2

astral cliff
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So just 36-3.14

left isle
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right

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the m^2 part is just units letting you know that it's an area

astral cliff
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So it’s 32.86m^2

left isle
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almost

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you need units and your exponent is misplaced

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yessss

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there you go

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Ez

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mhm

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Ty for helping

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Sorry, but what is the last word in the 1st line?

nocturne crescent
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point

tall talon
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Now, do you know the formula for the area of a triangle? We'll be working from that

nocturne crescent
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yeah

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bxh/2

tall talon
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what does b represent?

nocturne crescent
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hmm

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the left bootom corner for the triangle and rectangle

tall talon
nocturne crescent
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of the triangle and square?

tall talon
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if you are not sure, you can look it up = )

nocturne crescent
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ok

tall talon
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is.

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...

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how should i search

tall talon
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Maybe I'll tell you this: b is a lenght of any side of the triangle and h is the triangle's height perpendicular to b.

nocturne crescent
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ok i got it

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If you set b to the lenght of BC in your picture, you can work out that the area of a triangle is half of the area of the rectangle it's inscribed in. What can we do about this fact?

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@nocturne crescent Are you here?

nocturne crescent
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yeah

nocturne crescent
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caculate the traingle
Sovle problem

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@tall talon idk how to caculate

crystal oyster
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@nocturne crescent do you want the calcution part?

nocturne crescent
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yes

nocturne crescent
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i will get the numbers

crystal oyster
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sorry for the bad image quality

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@nocturne crescent hope you get it

nocturne crescent
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ok

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i will caculate it

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u can make itavailble not

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i screenshot da image

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yes

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Find the nth term of each sequecne.
,...625,125,25,5,1

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hello

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Can someone help me with this questions?

winter light
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Shouldn't it be 1, 5, 25, 125, 625, ... ?

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yeah

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Sorry

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The sequence is 1, 5, 25, 125, 625, ...

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Ah ok

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So what does that sequence lool like?

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5 power 2?

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Those are the powers of 5

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yeah

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You have 5⁰, 5¹, 5², 5³, 5⁴, ... so the general formula is $a_n = 5^n$

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Alberto Z.

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a powered n = 5 powered N right?

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$$a_n \neq a^n$$!!!

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Alberto Z.

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Exponents are above, indices are below

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thank you sir

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hallow verge
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Hey guys I have no idea

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hallow verge
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If I did this question wrong

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Which way is the correct way or working it out?

wary stream
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Didn't I help you with this yesterday?

hallow verge
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Yes

wary stream
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Where I suggested getting it into slope intercept form, y = mx + b

hallow verge
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Yea I did that

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That =

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Y=8/5X-4

wary stream
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So then what's the issue?

hallow verge
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Well the 2nd image

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Is that incorrect?

wary stream
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$\frac{12}{-5} \neq -2.5$

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dldh06

wary stream
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You should check that math

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And fractions are more exact

hallow verge
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I don't get it I'm sorry

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Which way is correct to sketch the graph of 8x-5y=20

wary stream
hallow verge
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No

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Pls don't be mean

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I'm just trying to learn.

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hallow verge
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Wdym x = 1

wary stream
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When you plugged in 1 for x

hallow verge
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For which method

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?

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U told me to use slope int form

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So I got

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Y=8/5x-4

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What do I do after this?

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hallow verge
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So the 2nd image is someone else's working and he told me to do it like that

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So I'm just wondering

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Is both methods correct

hallow verge
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OK what should they both look like then

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Because u told me to use slope int method

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Y=8/5-4

wary stream
hallow verge
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So I start at -4 on Y axis and go up 8 and across 4.

hallow verge
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hallow verge
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But is that how I sketch it

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This is what I don't get

wary stream
hallow verge
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What do I do after

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Y=8/5x-4

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How do I sketch it since u say that's not the slope

wary stream
hallow verge
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Oh ok

wary stream
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But the process is correct

hallow verge
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So the 2nd image

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Is that also correct?

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Don't worry bout it actually

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I jus see if the graph are the same

wary stream
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That's a different way to do it too

hallow verge
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How would I sketch

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4x + Y - 10 = 0

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What method

wary stream
hallow verge
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No

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I'm saying I have 0 clue

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How to sketch that

wary stream
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You can apply whatever method that makes it easier for you, whether you want to do slope intercept form or creating a table of values

hallow verge
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Well which one is better in ur opinion

wary stream
wary stream
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You can apply whatever method that makes it easier for you,

hallow verge
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Linear equation means?

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I have to change it

wary stream
hallow verge
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What I got to do with tht then

hallow verge
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Idk what method to apply tho

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Can u just gimme a tip

wary stream
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You can apply whatever method that makes it easier for you

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whether you want to do slope intercept form or creating a table of values

hallow verge
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But is it only those two methods

wary stream
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There are probably others but those two are the most common ones

hallow verge
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OK say I use the slope int method

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4x + y -10=0

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How do I solve it

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hallow verge
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Because it's different

wary stream
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It's the same process as the last one you did

hallow verge
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OK let me try

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OK what do I do hear

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I got upto

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Y-10 =-4x+0

wary stream
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Is that slope intercept form?

hallow verge
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Ywa

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Yes

wary stream
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No it's not

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Slope intercept form is y = mx + b

hallow verge
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Dude what

wary stream
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What's confusing you?

wary stream
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Slope intercept form is y = mx + b

hallow verge
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So my

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hallow verge
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Other one is also wrong

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Oh

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How do I do that

wary stream
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I never said it was wrong, I said it's not in slope intercept form

hallow verge
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So I'm on 4x + Y-10=0

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What do I do

wary stream
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Do you know how to manipulate an equation to set that equal to y = ....?

hallow verge
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No

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πŸ₯²

wary stream
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If you were given x + y = 12, could you set that equal to y?

hallow verge
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Yea

wary stream
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How would you do it?

hallow verge
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Y= 12-x

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?

wary stream
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Yes

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What about x + y -12 = 0?

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Can you set that equal to y?

hallow verge
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Idk but mybe

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Idk how

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Can u tell me how u did it

wary stream
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You want it to be in the form of y = ...., that means the other stuff needs to move to the other side, how would you do that

hallow verge
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Y=-12-x-0?

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Idk

wary stream
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Almost

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First, what is anything minus 0?

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And second, why is that -12 on the right?

hallow verge
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U mean left?

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So we just get rid of 0?

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So maybe Y=x--12

wary stream
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What's - -12 equal to?

hallow verge
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?

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Idk

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Is it right way to put it tho

wind cloak
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Are you unfamiliar with what -(-12) would be?

hallow verge
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12?

wind cloak
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yeah

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so what is y = now

hallow verge
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Y=x-12?

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Lol is that wrong

wind cloak
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yes

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You had x + y - 12 = 0

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Subtract x, and add 12 on both sides