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scenic kestrel
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What's the phase difference between these two wave functions here?

scenic kestrel
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Is it π?

whole geode
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what do you mean by difference?

scenic kestrel
whole geode
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they don't have the same frequency

scenic kestrel
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Phase shift to go from the below wave to the above wave

whole geode
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you should see that both the amplitude and the frequency are different

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and there is a phase shift

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can you see what the frequency and amplitude are?

scenic kestrel
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I don't know about the frequency

whole geode
scenic kestrel
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Wait, this is the full question

scenic kestrel
whole geode
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yes

scenic kestrel
whole geode
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we're getting there

scenic kestrel
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Oh ok

whole geode
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what is the amplitude of cosine

scenic kestrel
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1

whole geode
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how would you modify cosine to get it to have amplitude 2

scenic kestrel
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?

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Vertical stretch with factor 2

whole geode
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can you put that into a formula

scenic kestrel
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2 cos theta

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?

whole geode
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ok, that is good

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what is the mean of the function above

scenic kestrel
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Sorry, what's the mean?

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Is it like the mid value of the range?

whole geode
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basically

scenic kestrel
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Oh so 3

whole geode
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what is it of cosine?

scenic kestrel
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0

whole geode
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and how do you modifiy cosine to get it to have a mean of 3

scenic kestrel
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2 cos (x) + 3?

whole geode
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ok good

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now the frequency is still wrong

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can you identify a part of the cosine function, that looks like the entire section you see above (just smaller)?

scenic kestrel
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Mm aren't there two?

whole geode
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so like a valley and two "hills" that are flat at the end

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yeah sure, one is enough

scenic kestrel
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Okay

whole geode
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ok, do you have one?

scenic kestrel
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0 to 2 pi

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?

whole geode
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ok, yes

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that is correct

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and how long is that equivalent section above?

scenic kestrel
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4 pi

whole geode
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and how do you modify cosine so you go through the same motion in "half the speed"

scenic kestrel
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2 cos (0.5x) + 3?

whole geode
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yes

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and how the phaseshift is still missing

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we need to align them

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so what is 2 cos (0.5*0)+3?

scenic kestrel
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5?

whole geode
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yes

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and the above function?

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at point 0

scenic kestrel
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Isn't the above function at 5?

whole geode
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yes

scenic kestrel
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Below one is at 1

whole geode
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so, what is the phaseshift?

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2 cos(0.5x-y)+3, what can be chosen as y?

scenic kestrel
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0?

whole geode
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exactly

scenic kestrel
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Oh okay

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So it's done through trial and error, sort of?

whole geode
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This was methodical

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We did the last part because in general you'll need to do that too

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if you go through these steps, you'll get it every time

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if you know that the function above has the correct form

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and that was the premise of the exercise

scenic kestrel
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Ok, got it

scenic kestrel
whole geode
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no problem

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I have two objects that are moving in 2d space with constant velocities:
object1: pos = 19, 13 vel = -2, 1
object2: pos = 18, 19 vel = -1, -1
how can I found their intersection point?

vocal hawk
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I tried the following

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r = v*t + x

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so v1*t + x1 = v2 * t = x2

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this will give me two equations in the x dimension and y dimension

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where t = (x2 - x1) / (v1 - v2)

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but when solving this, I get different t's for each dimension

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I get t = 1 for x, and t = 3 for y

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what am I doing wrong?

golden canyon
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That means they will never intersect

vocal hawk
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according to the question, they will intersect

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the question says: the intersection point is : x = 14.333, y = 15.333

golden canyon
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19 + -2 * t = 18 + -1 * t and 13 + 1 * t = 19 + -1 * t, right?

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hmm, seems t = 1 and t = 3 are correct

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Maybe send a picture of the original question

vocal hawk
golden canyon
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ah, the paths will cross, not the objects

vocal hawk
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the points also have z componenets, and the question says to ignore them for now

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what's the difference?

golden canyon
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the path is a line, independent of time

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their paths crossing means that there is a point they both visit

vocal hawk
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I see

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so they both reach (14.333, 15.333), but at different t values

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alright, thank you

golden canyon
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Yes

vocal hawk
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so the vector equation is
v1 * t1 + x1 = v2 * t2 + x2

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how do I proceed?

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I will get a system of 2 equations to solve for t1 and t2, right?

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I think this is correct

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scenic umbra
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can somebody help me with it

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exotic canopy
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$2x^2+3 = 2x^2 - 4 + 7$

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artemetra

exotic canopy
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подставляешь в числитель и упрощаешь

scenic umbra
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как

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заменной типа

exotic canopy
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нет

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$\lim_{x\to \infty} \left(\frac{2x^2 - 4 + 7}{2x^2 - 4}\right)^{3x}$

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artemetra

exotic canopy
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так?

scenic umbra
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da

exotic canopy
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$\lim_{x\to \infty} \left(1+\frac{7}{2x^2 - 4}\right)^{3x}$

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artemetra

chrome tiger
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Понадобится правило Лопиталя, не?

scenic umbra
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метод логарифмирования скорее

chrome tiger
# ocean seal **artemetra**

Просто вот этот приём полезен, если предел сводится ко второму замечательному

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Но это не наш случай

exotic canopy
chrome tiger
scenic umbra
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а как это правилом Лопиталя решить?

foggy pecan
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элементарный предел функции, здесь мы используем определение числа e,

exotic canopy
foggy pecan
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$\text{например:}\\\lim_{x \to \infty } \left( \frac{x^{2}+5}{x^{2}+2} \right)^{5x}=\left[ 1^{\infty } \right]=\\=\lim_{x \to \infty }\left[ \left( 1+\frac{1}{\frac{x^{2}+2}{3}} \right)^{\frac{x^{2}+2}{3}} \right]^{\frac{3}{x^{2}+2}5x}=e^{0}=1$

chrome tiger
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chrome tiger
foggy pecan
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этот факт также верен, например:

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$\lim_{x \to \infty } \left( 1+\frac{1}{x^{2}} \right)^{x^{2}}=e$

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Joanna Angel

chrome tiger
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это я знаю

foggy pecan
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ok)

remote escarp
chrome tiger
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Это не меняет сути

remote escarp
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и (2x^2-4)/7 бесконечно большая, так что все верно

chrome tiger
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Мне кажется вы неправильно меня поняли

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Я не спорю, что если f(x) -> inf при x -> inf, то lim (1 + 1/f(x))^f(x) = e

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Я лишь хотел сказать, что если lim x/f(x) = 0, то lim (1 + 1/f(x))^x = 1

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Точнее, намекнуть на это

remote escarp
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аа, поняла)

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past gull
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past gull
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,rcw

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,rcw

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past gull
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idk why i get 108:25

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alpine sable
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are you doing. 35. Or 36.

past gull
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35

alpine sable
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is all data given

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where do you get surd 5 r

past gull
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the height

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by pyrh

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pyth

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can anyone help

alpine sable
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Oh

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Take the cross-section of the sphere/cone

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And you have a triangle in a circle

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Then u add another triangle to that shape to find the diameter

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Ill need to draw a diagram rq

past gull
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ok

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i found the diameter tho ?

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idk is it correct

alpine sable
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Like that

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u can work out the heights of the triangles separately then add them together to get the diameter

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its like ((root3/3) + root5)r

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i think

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wait not root 5 mb, its root 3

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alpine sable
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@past gull figured it out yet?

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nova mesa
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please help me

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past gull
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huh

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how

past gull
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it's a cylinder bro

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not a pyramid

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@alpine sable

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i mean cone

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glass finch
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Hi guys, could you please help me solve these two exponential equations?

grizzled gulch
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Start by taking common factor

exotic canopy
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$(\sqrt[5]{3})^x = (3^{\frac{1}{5}})^x = 3^{\frac{x}{5}}$

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artemetra

grizzled gulch
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Ohh alr

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This method is the easiest one i suppose

exotic canopy
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frankly, i don't see any other one ahah

grizzled gulch
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Hm

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Wait is that 5th root of 3 or just 5root3

exotic canopy
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pretty certain this is 5th root

grizzled gulch
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Okee

exotic canopy
ocean sealBOT
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artemetra

glass finch
exotic canopy
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👍

glass finch
exotic canopy
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same think for the other sqrt

grizzled gulch
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Yeah

glass finch
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Like this?

exotic canopy
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yep

grizzled gulch
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Yesss

exotic canopy
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now factor

glass finch
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Sorry, I have no idea what to do next

grizzled gulch
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Common factor

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Take 3^x/5 as common factor?

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hushed ether
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hushed ether
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i cant let P(t) =0 right?

dusky grotto
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can anyone help me ?

hushed ether
dusky grotto
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okay

narrow kelp
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it should never reach the ground

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it would need a constant to reach the ground

hushed ether
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so it would never land

narrow kelp
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yes

hushed ether
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alright wat a dum question

narrow kelp
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you could do algebra and eventually end up with ln(0)

hushed ether
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ye thats what i did

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thx for confirming

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I am getting the coordinates: (8,-2),(6,-6),(8,-2)

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alpine sable
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alpine sable
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How do I calculate that without a calculator

raw stream
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Ok

golden canyon
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You don't have to calculate 4x * sqrt(3), try expanding the rest as well

raw stream
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use the identity

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(a+b)(a-b) = a^2-b^2

alpine sable
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Wait what

raw stream
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yes

alpine sable
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Can u walk me through it

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I donT understand lol

raw stream
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i just give you the identity

when you have two numbers a and b in form of

(a+b)(a-b) it is equal to a^2-b^2 which is (a square - b square), you can try proving this after the doubt just multiply (a+b)(a-b) and see what u get...

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@alpine sable

alpine sable
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Uhhhh like this?

frigid mirage
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(4x)^2, not 4x^2

alpine sable
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Why

frigid mirage
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if you look at the formula a^2 - b^2 = ...
your variable a here is 4x
not just x
therefore the whole thing(4x) should be squared

alpine sable
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Ojhhhhh yeah

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But what’s the next step

frigid mirage
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expand the square and I think you should be done

alpine sable
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frigid mirage
alpine sable
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Calculator

frigid mirage
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$(\sqrt{3})^2 = 3$

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nebula40

frigid mirage
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does this make sense

alpine sable
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What how

raw stream
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$(\sqrt{n})^2 = n$

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Spacephoenix

raw stream
raw stream
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laws of exponents

frigid mirage
alpine sable
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So whenever is number is sqrt by 2 it stays the same? 😭

raw stream
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$(n^1/2)^2 = n^((1/2)*2)$

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Spacephoenix

raw stream
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geez

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idk how to use latex

raw stream
frigid mirage
raw stream
alpine sable
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Oh wait no power of

alpine sable
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I’m not fluent in English math 😭

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I only know the terms in Swedish

raw stream
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?

raw stream
alpine sable
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Yeah I understand it now

raw stream
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$(\sqrt{n}) = n^{0.5}$

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bruh

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@frigid mirage

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i need some help

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with this

frigid mirage
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use {}

ocean sealBOT
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Spacephoenix

raw stream
alpine sable
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So the answer is 16x^2 -3?

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Is it

raw stream
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yes!

alpine sable
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Omgggg thanks

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I rlly need to do more tho

raw stream
alpine sable
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Oh

raw stream
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but did you understand

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the process?

alpine sable
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Yes

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I did

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I just remembered the formula u gave

raw stream
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okay you could try proving it

alpine sable
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Uhhhh

raw stream
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(a-b)(a+b)

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multiply

frigid mirage
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@raw stream for reference you can do fractions like this $\frac{a}{b}$

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nebula40

raw stream
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one more task..

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prove this $(\sqrt{n})^2 = n$

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Spacephoenix

raw stream
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you should be able to do these

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let them do it

alpine sable
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Can I use an example to prove it lol

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no

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Oh

raw stream
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you should be able to do this

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you must understand this before you proceed to solve other q

raw stream
alpine sable
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Idk anymore

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I usually just remember the formula and can’t explain it

raw stream
# alpine sable

Nicely done but do the first proof again using laws of exponents

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you can't take any example

alpine sable
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Ughhhhhg

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Ok

alpine sable
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what does sqrt(n) can be written as

raw stream
alpine sable
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using exponents

alpine sable
raw stream
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how else can you write this $(\sqrt{n})$

ocean sealBOT
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Spacephoenix

alpine sable
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using exponents

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N^0,5?

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write 0,5 as a fraction

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1/2

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Wait

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So

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yes

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but we are trying to prove n² is equal to it

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so what do we add

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so far we have n^1/2

alpine sable
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no

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n^2 is not equal to n * 2 is it?

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Yes

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,align
\s[m]{x^n} &= x^{\ff nm}\
x^n \cd x^m &= x^{n+m}

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
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use the above two facts

raw stream
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$(x^{1/m})^n = x^{{n/m}}$

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i am not good with this

alpine sable
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still wrong

raw stream
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i hope u get the idea

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n/m

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but

alpine sable
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you are trying to say [
\p{x^{\ff1m}}^n = x^{\ff nm}
]

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raw stream
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Yes

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!

alpine sable
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but yes you could use that as well

raw stream
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This is what they need to use

alpine sable
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@alpine sable pinging you again in case you went away

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No I’m here

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you know that $\s x = x^{\ff12}$ yes?

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
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Yeah

alpine sable
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by letting n = 2

ocean sealBOT
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Spacephoenix

alpine sable
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so evaluate $\ds \p{x^{\ff12}}^2$

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
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r u familiar with exponent laws at all Elle

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No 😭

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then I guess skip this until it comes your way or something. hard to explain something over text

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My teacher gacebr gone through it but I’m trying to write this all down run

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But it’s in the mock exam

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oh

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ok then uh

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wait

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I’ll just remember the formula

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skim thru the topics here they talk about exponent laws

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and a bunch of other stuff that will be helpful for you

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That’s eighth grade? Gosh I’m behind

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how old are u lol

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Okay thanks I’ll watch them

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15

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what's the grade for that thinkies

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9th.. I should’ve learned that last year

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it's alright youll catch up. anyways study from khan academy it's MASSIVELY helpful.

raw stream
alpine sable
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And how to am I supposed to do this

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divide

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like straight up dividing

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But I only learnt how to divide with like one number not those big numbers

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I just get calculators for that

raw stream
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whaaat

alpine sable
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you should probably learn how to do that still then

raw stream
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i could do it mentally

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fr

alpine sable
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What

raw stream
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no kidding

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no cap

alpine sable
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How

raw stream
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idk abacus?

alpine sable
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How teach me

raw stream
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II was taught abacus

alpine sable
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What’s that

raw stream
alpine sable
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Oh

raw stream
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you could do long division

raw stream
alpine sable
alpine sable
alpine sable
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read thru this then

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also just wanna say you may want to change the undergraduate in your roles to Pre-University, so ppl would know what level you are at to better help you

alpine sable
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Thanks I’ll work on this 😭

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stable merlin
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Why is:

$\frac{1-\sqrt{3}}{3-\sqrt{3}}=-\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}$

stable merlin
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$\frac{1-\sqrt{3}}{3-\sqrt{3}}=-\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}

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i forgot how this works

zealous ingot
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add a dollar sign at the end

alpine sable
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$ at the end

ocean sealBOT
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garodueng

stable merlin
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and not 0

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i feel really stupid

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cuz im doing trig

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and got stuck here

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multiply by conjugate

stable merlin
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i did

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i got 0

alpine sable
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what did you get

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not 0

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$\frac{(1-\sqrt{3})(3+\sqrt{3})}{(3-\sqrt{3})(3+\sqrt{3})}=-\frac{3-3}{9-3}$

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garodueng

stable merlin
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i got -sqrt(3)/3

stable merlin
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first on numerator

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what does (1-sqrt(3)) * (3 + sqrt(3)) give

stable merlin
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oh im really stupidddd

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i was using the squared subtraction thing

alpine sable
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no

stable merlin
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(a-b)(a+b) = a^2 - b^2

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i realized the things are different

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ok

alpine sable
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definitely not

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yeahhhh

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Please assist me with the meaning of this derivative notations. Is it written incorrectly?

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I have never seen anything like this before

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also makes no sense because lambda is not even present

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that notation looks a lot like elasticity in economics

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relative change in demand / relative change in price in the wiki article

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relative change in R0 / relative change in lambda for your first example

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as they say in the wiki article, when you have derivatives, you have to interpret $\frac{\frac{\partial{R_0}}{R_0}}{\frac{\partial{\lambda}}{\lambda}}$ as $\frac{\pdv{R_0}{\lambda}}{\frac{R_0}{\lambda}}$

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@gritty stone

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Can anyone help in this prob

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,rotate

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misty salmon
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I'm translating it in english

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We have ABCD is a trapezoid

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Such that ab || cd

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Ab > cd

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K and L are poits that lie on ab and cd respectively

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Such that ak/kb = dl/lc

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Suppose that P and Q are points on LK such that <apb=<bcd

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And <cqd=<abc

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Prove that P , Q , B , and C loe on the same circle

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That's it

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How would you construct L given K?

misty salmon
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I did it AK/KB =1/3

west girder
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Yeah but ruler and compass

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How do I solve this problem?

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Can anyone help me with this question?
A marine observation station is monitoring the positions of two ships at sea. The angle between the lines of sight from the observation station to the two ships is measured and found to be 60 degrees. The distances from the observation station to the first ship and second ship are 80 km and 100 km, respectively. Using the appropriate trigonometric relationships, determine the distance between the two ships

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i really have a bad brain so i cant visualize that

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and idk what the wordsmean

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this is what i draw

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is it just 80 + 100?

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idk how a triangle works

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@quiet karma this is a drawing of the situation

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your task is to find AC

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so

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i solved it

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on my second try

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so i made the denominator this

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it's to the power of 2

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Hey

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hi

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to ask a question

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you put it in another channel

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not in an occupied one

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I alreadu asked here

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oh shoot myb

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its ok

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i just joined and ngl, i just started using discord like yesterday so everything is mad confusing

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its alr

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one min

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right

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and what did you evaluate $\ds\f{\m fb -\m fa}{b-a}$ as

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uhh

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idk

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this topic is new to me

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wait nvm

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Im tripping

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doesn't sound right

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check again

sand ermine
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i did

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(f(3) - f(1))/2

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f(3) = 8/3

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f(1) = 8

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yeah

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8/3 is obviously lesser than 8

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so where is the negative sign

sand ermine
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-8/3

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thats it

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ok great

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the mean value theorem basically states that there exists a $c$ such that [
\m{f'}c = \f{\m fb -\m fa}{b-a}
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so

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and solve for x

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oh

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so is it sqrt(3)

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not only that

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oh wait guess so

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yes

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forgot the interval

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oh i forgot there was an interval

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but it would have also been the negative valie

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yes

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idk

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Idk how I would ever subtration on this

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so I guess addition

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sin of pi + π/12

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Idk

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OK

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Isn't sine of pi like 0

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idk π/12

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Then

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1/3 - 1/4 = ?

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Cos is √3 right

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Fr

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Find a common denominator

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3 and 4 don't have common divisors so their least common multiple is just their product 3 * 4

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Fr

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OK

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I forgor the subtraction

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Thing

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Forumla

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I meant the fomrula

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Anyways

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Wait

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Am I doing cos or sine I forgor

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Sine right

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Rn

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Since the other thing is 0

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And cosine of π is 1

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Fr

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Sine

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Fr

tacit arch
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wat

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Oh

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-1

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OK SO

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My final andwer

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(√6-√2)/4

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@tacit arch

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@tacit arch

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yes

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Use it to check your answer

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okk

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Uhh I didn't have much room so I erased

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Some steps

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??

waxen turtle
raw stream
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root2 = 1.4 , root3 = 1.7

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root6 = root2.root3 = 1.4*1.7

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@waxen turtle

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wat

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@tacit arch

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I just gave you the values

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that's not even true

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😭

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it is

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no

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bruh how

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it's irrational

raw stream
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1.4 is √1.96

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not 2

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holy f.....

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waxen turtle
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what

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No it's not

raw stream
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root6 = root3 x root2

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It doesn't matter what it is anyway

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you don't

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It's worthless

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For the solution

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need rest of the values

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@tacit arch

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sus

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oh yeah

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OK

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I'm still incorrect

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Rip

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tacit arch
waxen turtle
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How is it √2-√6 over 4

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,tex .sum diff trig

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riemann

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That's what I did

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raw stream
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i get it

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now

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damn

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NOOO

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how

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we should've started with this anyway😔

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<@&286206848099549185>

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Why tf are u typing this on desmos

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Use LaTeX

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lol

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it jus seems

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carmine garnet
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Centimeter to Kilometer = x10^-5

1.25 x10^-5
=0.0000125 Km

How do I make the number shorter? I don't know how my sister turned it into 1250 km

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Centimeter to Kilometer = x10^-5

1.25 (cm) x10^-5
=0.0000125 Km

How do I make the number shorter? I don't know how my sister turned it into 1250 km

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You can write it in scientific notation as $1.25 \cdot 10^{-5}$

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But just 1250 km alone is wrong

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@carmine garnet

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How do I shorten the numbers..its too long

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0.0000125

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Can i write it like 0.125

carmine garnet
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Maybe I dont even understand simple things.

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$1.25 \times 10^{-5}$

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carmine garnet
golden canyon
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this is the same, I used a different symbol for multiplication in the one before

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Yes, but writing it like this is called scientific notation

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it's usually preferred over numbers with a lot of decimals

carmine garnet
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Oh

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If you have never heard of this though, you will probably have to write it as 0.0000125

carmine garnet
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Can I not use both and proceed with a shorter answersully

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Theres none?

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No, because 0.125 doesn't equal 0.0000125

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Aight understood

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Thank you Jelle

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👍 You can type .close if you are done btw

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hello

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can u guys help me with this equation?

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what equation?

vale moth
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oh

exotic canopy
vale wigeon
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this is poorly written

exotic canopy
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i just see sigma

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to a fault

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wait i forgot to add x to -2

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!original

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here

exotic canopy
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what is the thing right before dx? |sigma|?

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yes

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absolute value of σ

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well $\sqrt{2\pi}|\sigma|$ is a constant so take it out

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artemetra

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ok now i get it

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what is the $\land$-like symbol?

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artemetra

vale moth
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raised to

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i see

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well

vale wigeon
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this symbol is unnecessary

vale moth
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oh okay

exotic canopy
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do you know how to integrate $e^{ax}$

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artemetra

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for any a?

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so you're asking to find $\int_{-\infty}^{+\infty} \sqrt{2\pi} |\sigma| e^{-\frac{2x}{2\sigma^2}} \dd{x}$?

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or just make a u sub

vale wigeon
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are you 110% sure you did not fuck up your integral again?

vale moth
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if i sub it take for let I = $\int_{-\infty}^{+\infty} e^{-\frac{2x}{2\sigma^2}} \dd{x}$?

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Zakuhashi

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uh

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sure?

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let $u=-\frac{2x}{2\sigma^2}$

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artemetra

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ohh

exotic canopy
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and just do that

vale moth
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okay okay

exotic canopy
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really

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2/2sigma^2 = 1/sigma^2 = constant

exotic canopy
vale wigeon
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$\int_{-\infty}^{+\infty} \sqrt{2\pi} |\sigma| e^{-\frac{2x}{2\sigma^2}} \dd{x}$ diverges

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yeah lol

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okay thank you guys, I’m still familiarizing integrals at this rate.

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where did this problem come from?

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did you just make up this integral on the spot?

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or were you doing some kind of homework assignment or maybe self study

vale moth
vale wigeon
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i have not seen that movie

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so no

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you're going to have to bring me into the loop on that

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@vale moth

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hello

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😭

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wait

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that was wrong..

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this was the prob

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though |\sigma|

exotic canopy
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x^2

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it is squared 😭

vale wigeon
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OK RIGHT HERES THE THING

exotic canopy
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YEP

vale wigeon
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heres the thing

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this sort of shit

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is EXACTLY why we ALWAYS ask for the ORIGINAL problem

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we can tell if you fuck up a problem statement and we can tell if a problem looks strange

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like ok you dont know much about calculus thats fine

exotic canopy
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we don't fuck around with the gaussian integral 🙅🙅🙅

vale wigeon
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but poor communication will make it impossible for people who DO know calculus to help you

exotic canopy
vale wigeon
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yeah and if you are unfamiliar with integrals generally it will be super hard to understand

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if not outright impossible

vale moth
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I really do want to study calculus

vale wigeon
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ok sure

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but this is NOT the place to start from

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would you tell someone who wants to get into alpinism to climb mt fucking everest as their first practice??

vale moth
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no

vale wigeon
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yeah exactly.

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so go on something like khanacademy instead and learn calculus properly

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and also all the fundamentals before it

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if you dont know algebra you will suffer endlessly in calc

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good thing my knowledge in algebra is still functioning 😅

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open

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algebra, if A is nxn and r(A) = n -> r(A^2) = n
my attempt: if r(A) = n it means A is invertible thus AA also invertible since multiplication of two invertible matrixes produces invertible matrixes(alredy proven) thus AA is nxn matrix and thus its invertible iff r(A*A) = n.

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rank

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as defined as my course

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aren't we supposed to change the first term to 2 when changing n by n+1 ???

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no

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why should we

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so the first term will be 2 not 1

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thats not how the n appears in the formula

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we are adding until n^3

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so then in the induction step we are adding one more number

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how do we solve this? ; this is striaght lines chapter of junior high...

rare grotto
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what does it mean when a bisector "contains " a point?

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not understanding that part..

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I am able to find 2 bisectors , but what should it "contain" exactly?

lethal belfry
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I think

rare grotto
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none of the options passes through -1,4

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I dont think it means that...

frigid mirage
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since there would be two angles between those lines

tight locust
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-1/4

rare grotto
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they want one of the two bisectors , but I dont get what it means to "contain" that point..

vale wigeon
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do you get how a line can contain a point

frigid mirage
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I think they want the bisector for this angle

rare grotto
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not sure

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but that doesnt make sense..

rare grotto
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I found both the bisectors...

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-21x-27y+121=0

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99x-77y=191=0

frigid mirage
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which is itself kinda weird but makes more sense than the line itself containing the point (since none of them do that here)

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storm ridge
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It means that it should pass through that poiny

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Point

rare grotto
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none of the options pass through -1,4...

storm ridge
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For example the line x=y+1 contains the point 0,-1

rare grotto
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I dont think thats what they mean ...

frigid mirage
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I'll try to rephrase what I was saying before
each of the four angles in between those 2 lines can be thought of as dividing the coordinate plane into 4 regions

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I think they want you to find the bisector of the angle whose region (-1, 4) lies in

frigid mirage
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and so your 1st equation should be the answer

rare grotto
frigid mirage
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I can't remember seeing any questions where people mention "angles containing points" so maybe my interpretation could be faulty

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how do you do MSE for multivariate functions?

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isn't possible. This server isn't meant for that

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we can only help you with solving questions not cheating them off

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.close please If you have no actual questions

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dire gale
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How is 29 is solved?

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# dire gale How is 29 is solved?
What step are you on?
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2. I have begun but got stuck midway.
3. I got an answer but I was told that it's wrong.
4. I got an answer and would like my work checked.
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7. None of the above
dire gale
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I saw a solution, but I didn't understand it

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(8C1 * 3C1 * 9C1) / 20C3

vale wigeon
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8C1 = ways to draw 1 red

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3C1 = ways to draw 1 white

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9C1 = ways to draw 1 blue