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glossy niche
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wdym? when I substitute 0 into x or y?

simple loom
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0 into y

glossy niche
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if I do that it would become 0 = -5x - 4, which should become 5x = -4

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divide both sides by 5

simple loom
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anddd

glossy niche
simple loom
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-0.8

glossy niche
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oh wait 4 is a negative 😭

simple loom
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😁

glossy niche
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let me try drawing it again, dunno if it'll help though 🤔

simple loom
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it definitely will

glossy niche
simple loom
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yes!

glossy niche
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if the line drawing was a bit better it should've intersected properly, but eitherway tysm

simple loom
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no problemm

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hollow carbon
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Hello

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hollow carbon
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I need help

lethal belfry
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what's the question

hollow carbon
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finding the area of the shaded part

lethal belfry
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cool, what have you tried

hollow carbon
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I tried subtracting the area of a circular ring from the area of a circular sector but my answer does not match the choices

lethal belfry
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!show

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hollow carbon
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Wait let me rewrite its messy

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wait for me

hollow carbon
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My answer does not match any of the choices and I need guidance

weak pike
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How to reverse this function
f(x) = x³ + 3x² -3x + √x

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hollow carbon
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Oh and pardon my handwriting

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It complements my mental health

lethal belfry
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not 2

hollow carbon
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Let me try again

hollow carbon
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41 pi/ 3

hollow vapor
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if you take away the sector, youre losing more than what you need to

hollow carbon
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So the area of the sector is irrelevant?

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What should I do?sad

hollow vapor
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its not that its irrelevant

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you jist need to make up for the area you subtracted in the smaller circle

hollow carbon
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Can you give me a hint on how to do that?

hollow vapor
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you can add the sector area of the smaller circle

hollow carbon
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If you meant by using the radius of the smaller circle to the formula for the sector and adding it, it gave me 45pi/3 and it still does not match the choices given😢

hollow carbon
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<@&286206848099549185>

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weak pike
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maybe it's A cause when u don't calculate that circle sector it's closer to 11.4pi

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hollow carbon
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I cant sleep

hollow carbon
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Can you show me ur solution?

weak pike
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alr wait

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This if for forth time

hollow carbon
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you actually got it

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55/4 is 13.75

weak pike
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Ow

hollow carbon
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Though I have trouble understanding your solution

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No offense

weak pike
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Also I tried other ways I get that

hollow carbon
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But it somehow is correct

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Can you break it down a bit like step by step

weak pike
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All thing u need to find is empty area

hollow carbon
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The sector yea I got that

weak pike
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I didn't understand u mean radian?

hollow carbon
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Oh disregard that I meant still in the fraction form

weak pike
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165/12

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U want I highlight it?

hollow vapor
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yo is the answer b?

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i want to check smth

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weak pike
hollow carbon
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13.75 fraction form should be 55/4 thats weird

weak pike
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So now can someone solve my question?

hollow carbon
hollow carbon
hollow vapor
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nah i just died

weak pike
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How to reverse this function
f(x) = x³ + 3x² -3x + √x

hollow carbon
hollow vapor
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just do your one formula

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the

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uh

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circular angle one

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and multiply it by the sector angle

weak pike
hollow vapor
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divide by 2 as well sorry

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cause if you look at the formula

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let me write it

weak pike
hollow carbon
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grade 11

weak pike
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I wish our questions was like this

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It's for my grade 9 or 8 I guess

hollow carbon
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Different curriculum I think

hollow carbon
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Just change the radians in its respective given?

hollow vapor
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it should, i dont see why not

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i can try other egs and see if it applies

hollow carbon
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Wait lets continue this tomorrow I gtg

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pliant olive
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why is it +37x and not just +x?

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@pliant olive whats( x-6)^2

pliant olive
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x^2 - 36

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+36

sand cipher
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-36 or +36

pliant olive
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+36

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im confused, when does the x get multiplied by 37..?

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cus u multiply 36 by -3 and add 1 to get -107

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and u do -3 times x^2 to got -3x^2

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but why is x getting multiplied by 37

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idk what im missing

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pliant olive
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im lost, where did the -12x come from

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ohhhh

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its the same as doing

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(x-6) times (x-6)

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i got it, nevermind

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thank you

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my brain just wasnt working, im only just getting back into algebra 2

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wet pewter
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wet pewter
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how do i simplify this?

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im trying to find the first derivative of sinx / e^x

gray isle
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cancel common factor

flat roost
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Yo listen

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What to do

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Here to help

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@wet pewter

wet pewter
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ok so i common factored

wanton wigeon
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So you got cosx-sinx/e^x

wet pewter
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yes

wanton wigeon
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So

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.solved

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.solved @wet pewter

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Close the query if it is solved

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oh thats the answer?

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.solved

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wet pewter
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ty

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Welcome

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honest juniper
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an ant is on a rubber line 20m long. the ant starts at the begining ant it moves at 5m/s to the right. the line streches 10m/s to the right. what is the position of the ant as a function of time?

mossy laurel
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relative to what?

honest juniper
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the start

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excuse my english if its not clear i can restate

mossy laurel
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the start does not move so it would be x = vt where t is the time and v is the speed

honest juniper
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the rubber band streches and when it does so does the ant

mossy laurel
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oh

honest juniper
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if its halfway between the ant would still be halway after the strech

mossy laurel
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so then the overall speed would be the sum of the ant's and the stretch

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15m/s to the right

honest juniper
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no

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for example think that the ant is int the middle when line is 30m

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when it expands it would move from 15m to 20m

arctic lintel
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so ur after the position on the string? rather than the position from the start?

honest juniper
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think about it like this

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there is a number line

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ur at 0 at the start

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line exist from 0 to 20

prime badge
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the point is that 10 m/s doesn't do anything at the beginning, and as the ant moves, it contributes more

honest juniper
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ye

prime badge
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the total speed grows

honest juniper
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i found this diffrential equation not sure if its correct

prime badge
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from 5, and never reaches 15

honest juniper
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\frac{dy}{dx}=5+\frac{10y}{x+20}

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uh how to use latex

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$\frac{dy}{dx}=5+\frac{10y}{x+20}$

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honest juniper
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i think this is the velocity with respect to time

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x=time y=pos

prime badge
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i would expect 10x + 20 there

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frozen trellis
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i wanna make sure i did this right!

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exotic canopy
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your side length is longer than the hypotenuse

frozen trellis
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yeah i dont really know what im doing

exotic canopy
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show your steps

flat roost
frozen trellis
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no

flat roost
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what did u do

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please show your steps

frozen trellis
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i dont even knoiw what i did i think i did sin 32 = 13/a

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ahh

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still herald
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wrong lil bro

exotic canopy
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a/13

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then it works out

still herald
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that's csc 32 deg

frozen trellis
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OHHH

frozen trellis
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its cuz its

exotic canopy
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sin is opposite over hypotenuse

frozen trellis
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on the hypootenuse right

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yeah

exotic canopy
frozen trellis
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the c = 13

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i got 6.8

exotic canopy
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yep that's correct

frozen trellis
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okay thank u so much

still herald
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,w (sin 32)*13

exotic canopy
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if you are rounding it should be 6.9 tho

exotic canopy
frozen trellis
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yes

still herald
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no.

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it says round it to the nearest whole number.

exotic canopy
exotic canopy
frozen trellis
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yeah so its 7

still herald
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6.9 isn't a whole number.

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69 is

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forest jasper
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Does anyone know the answer?

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@frozen trellis @still herald @exotic canopy

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why are you tagging me?

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what???

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uncut aurora
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im confused as to why x+5 = (2𝑥+10)^2 turns into x+5 = 4x^2+40x+100
Where is the 40x coming from?

uncut aurora
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im ngl im getting back into math now after years and that does look familiar yeah but i didnt remember thats what you do

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wait so not only do you multiply both of the same you also multiply it by the other so 2x times 2x which is 4x^2, and then 4x times 10 which gives you the 40x, before doing 10 times 10 which is 100 ?

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sorry if im being stupid i have no idea what im doing im just trying to learn

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uncut aurora
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-4x^2-39x-95=0
(-4x-19) (x+5) = 0 i know you factorize but what happened with the 39

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i cant really think of any im confused

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oh wait

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ac not ax

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4 and 95

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but

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i dont really know what to do

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4 is 1 2 and 4 and 95 is 1 5 19 and 95

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39

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like idk 38 and 10

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is that why

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cause 39-38 is 1

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or wait

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idk

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what do you mean

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1 2 4 5 10 38 95 380 ?

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sorry i didnt look it up should i think harder

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oh

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190

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would make sense

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so also 19

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and the 95/5 gives you the 19

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i know that

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OH adds up to be 39

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well 1 and 38

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20 and 19

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faiyrose

uncut aurora
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4 and 19

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faiyrose

uncut aurora
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x ?

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no wait

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okay

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faiyrose

uncut aurora
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x+5

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so 4x + 19

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faiyrose

uncut aurora
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5/4+19

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no wait

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sorry i got ahead of myself

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faiyrose

uncut aurora
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yeah

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can you not uhh what do you call it

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cross out x

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so only if its a fraction ?

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or on both sides of the uhh

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equation

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well cant you switch it out and do x + 4x and 5 + 19 or is that not how it works

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so what do you do

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yeah i got that but

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oh

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-5

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is x -5

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you cant do that

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cause 4 and 19 dont have like a

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you cant divide 19 by 4

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right

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unless its not a whole number

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so then it would be

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19/4

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or

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-19/4

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okay cool

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thats so dumb though cause this is the original problem

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$5sqrtx+5 = 25^x+5$

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sebdoes

uncut aurora
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oh

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i thought you could do that

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but you get the point

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faiyrose

uncut aurora
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was there a simpler way to do that since it just gives you -5 at the end

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or is that a coincidence

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no wait

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the square root was to the power

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$5^ \sqrt x + 5 = 25^x + 5$

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yeah

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faiyrose

uncut aurora
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yeah i know thats what i was thnking the whole time

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thats why i said was there an easier way to do that

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yes bro but i do need to learn this shit anyway for college

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i thought itd be fun idk ive always liked math anyway

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yea

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faiyrose

uncut aurora
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cool

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i came on here cause i put it on a calculator that shows steps and i wasnt getting why that was the process

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like the 40x

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cause of the binomials

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i forgot ab that

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but ty

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faiyrose

uncut aurora
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what about x = x can you cancel that out

forest marsh
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So no need of cancelling

uncut aurora
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$21/x = /sqrt/sqrt{4x^2}/24$

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sebdoes

uncut aurora
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what the hell

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how does this work

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wait can you only cancel it out if the amount of that is the same

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so 4x +2x = 1x can i only cancel out one x on the left

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I really need some help doing discussion boards i am missing 5 for stats,

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Pre - Calc : Arthmetic Series ( Picture )
Can anyone help me out? I have no idea where to begin on this problem

slate vortex
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I'm assuming S_n means the sum

tender remnant
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Yes

slate vortex
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If so, $S_n = \frac{a_1+a_n}{2} \cdot n$

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tender remnant
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Do I plug in the numbers?

slate vortex
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yes that would solve for n

tender remnant
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Ok let me try and I'll send a picture

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Is this right?

slate vortex
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a_n is 96 not n

tender remnant
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Oh

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Ok let me redo it

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Is this rignt?

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Right*

slate vortex
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yes

tender remnant
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Ok, is 12 my final answer?

slate vortex
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since it's pretty intuitive with arithmetic sequences

tender remnant
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Ok!

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Thank yoy

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You

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Determine the minimum distance (how do you know that there is a minimum distance?) from the curve $y=1-x^2$ to the origin a) using a parameterization of the curve b) using Lagrange's method

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haughty flicker
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im just guessing here

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cant you treat this distance calculation as a function and find the minimum point of it?

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this what i though of

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i mean

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it worked

rose sigil
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huh?

slate vortex
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wait

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nevermind I'm throwing

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ignore me lmao

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I thought you were finding the distance from the origin to that point on g(x) for some reason 🤦

haughty flicker
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so my solution is correct?

rose sigil
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yes

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haha

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awesome

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that’s probably what it’s expecting in part a

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dusty obsidian
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i was attempting to do this question

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(it was dy/dx=(y^2)+1)

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and instead of dividing by (y^2)+1

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i went dy-y^2-1=dx

tawdry gust
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You can't subtract

reef pier
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the expression must be a function of y being multiplied by dy

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if you tried integrating both sides of dy - y^2 - 1 = dx

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then you don't have a differential for part of the integrand on the LHS

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that integral doesn't even make any sense then

dusty obsidian
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i cant go y-y^3/3-y?

reef pier
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no

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the whole point of a separable DE is that it's written as f(y) dy = g(x) dx

dusty obsidian
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oh i see

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its like im adding up the tiny changes with no tiny changes to add up

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thanks for the help :)

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lapis thicket
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How do I get the quadratic formula for this parabola? I recall it starts with getting the a term using the points, but I forgot the formula, and fhe formula after that. If anyone can point me in the right direction, much appreciated 🤙

finite flax
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is the problem asking for the equation of the parabola?

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Yeah

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  1. Identify 'h' and 'k'
  2. Fill in the vertex-form of this parabola where the leading coefficient factor 'a' is unknown
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I'm doing 40=-a(13+11)(13+27)

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answer

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one thing you didn't multiply your 1/6 out to the final answer

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,w 1/3 * pi * (1 - cos(1))/2

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soda OR water

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so AuB?

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AuB?

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total soda sales + total water sales/400

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why this will be less than 0

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i mean look at the equation, it should be more than 0

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is ab a positive

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then the 2nd diff should eb engative for alpha = 2pi/3

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i think

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-sin(2pi/3) is negative, 2sin(4pi/3) is also negative

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if ab is positive then what you have is correct

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when it says determine p2 = f(.5)

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but is that just the answer

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im just confused why is there a different f(.5) when the original was f(.4)

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it just saying f(x2) where x2 = .5

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A box contains 4 white, 4 blue, 6 red and 6 black balls, identical except for the color. Without looking, balls are removed one by one from the box, without returning, until the first white ball is removed.

What is the probability that, among the balls that came out before the first white ball, there is exactly one red ball?

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there are siz red balls ye ?

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and total of 20

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but u had taken away 1

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so 19

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6/19;-; ?

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it's stars and bars

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well it would be if there was 3 colors

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ok so there's 10 red or white

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you just mix 10, 4 and 6 and then mix the 3 white and 5 red freely

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What we're interested in is only white and red balls.
white balls serve as bars and red balls serve as stars.

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so you have x1+x2+x3+x4+x5 = 6

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so the answer can be found with stars and bars formula (only remove the spoiler if you cannot see how to apply stars and bars) ||(4+5-1)C5/(5+6-1)C6||

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||thus 8C5/10C6 = 4/15||

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@pallid scarab sorry for the delay

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actually i don't know this formula

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stars and bars

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I did it till the general term I didn’t substitute the calculation,am I still allowed to send that?

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It should be this as per my know

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That should be it

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whats going on here?

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are yall working on samuels problem?

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you dont need stars and bars

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just look at all possible arrangements of WWWWRRRRRR that start with RW

fallen verge
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but less involved solution

pallid scarab
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sure that's another way to look at the problem

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What is stars and bars

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fallen verge
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like?

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What if r and w aren’t together

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doesnt matter

pallid scarab
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we don't care about blue and black

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can be added afterwards wherever

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pallid scarab
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and only put R and W in a row

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no, because for every picking of blue and black, each arrangement of R and W will have a corresponding one

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in the order you placed them

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Sorry my WiFi died

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Are you still there?

fallen verge
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(8C3)/(10C4)

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thats it

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So the 8c3 is for?

fallen verge
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RW--------

alpine sable
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You combined both right

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Or did I misunderstand

alpine sable
fallen verge
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(number of cases with RW--------, dashes are 3W+5R)/(number of cases 4W+6R)

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So you’re looking at all the ways the whites and reds can be arranged?

fallen verge
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yes

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What I’m trying to say is if you do that ,you’re just selecting the position there are various arrangements for those positions

fallen verge
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all cases have equal probability

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Like it could be let’s say w is at the 4th position
It could be
R B BL W
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your method accounts for only one case

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Cause you need to select and arrange

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Not just select

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what happens is you get
((RW-)*(whatever method to add B and BL)/((all)*(same method to add B and BL)

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it cancels out

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You can try it with an easily quantifiable example,like calculate probability of getting one white ball before a red one if there are 3 red balls 1 white ball and 2 green balls

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Try applying what you said,I’m pretty sure there will be missing cases

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we get (2C0)/(4C1) = 1/4

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have fun listing the 60 cases, but i assure you there are 15 that you want

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GGWRRR
GWGRRR
GWRGRR
GWRRGR
GWRRRG

WGGRRR
WGRGRR
WGRRGR
WGRRRG
WRGGRR

WRGRGR
WRGRRG
WRRGGR
WRRGRG
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Hmmm maybe you’re right

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Ahh shit I just realised op said they are identical

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I’m sorry😭😭😭

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# upbeat pilot <@246787399991033858> sorry for the delay

I’m sorry,the solution I sent has an error I solved for n distinct balls so because they are identical you’ll have to divide by their factorials so that cases don’t repeat which just ends up being the other method mentioned

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np

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Yeah sorry again

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hi

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can someone help with this?

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What have you tried so far?

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does winning strategy mean they are guarenteed a win

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They have a strategy to win guaranteed

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Mike could ignore the strategy and still win or lose, but there is a strategy that would guarantee a win

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so i know

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that

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Hold on for this question

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would there be 75 optiosn

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n 2,3,4,5 works

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options*

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?

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thats where I am stuck

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I have gotten to this base winning position

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but between 6 to 100 I am confused

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Suppose n = 6

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What are the possibilities? I.e is it even possible to find a guaranteed win for Mike?

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im lost

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Maybe we can reduce n somehow to the previous cases when it’s Mike turn

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Then we win guaranteed

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2,3,4,5,8,9,10,11,14,15,16,17,20,21,22,23,26,27,28,29,32,33,34,35,38,39,40,41,44,45,46,47,50,51,52,53,56,57,58,59,62,63,64,65,68,69,70,71,74,75,76,77,80,81,82,83,86,87,88,89,92,93,94,95,98,99,100

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?

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i used python

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at 6

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its losing since

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regardless of what mike picks the other guy can pick the rest

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Yup

toxic fable
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what bout 7

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Mike will still lose here, as we can flip the game and see it from the perspective of the other player

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No matter what Mike picks, it will either be 5, 4 or 3, which we knew was a winning move for Mike when it was their move

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But since it’s the other players turn they can always win, and so Mike will lose

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Makes sense?

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Now what if n = 8, then Mike might be able to reduce the case down to a previous winning one?

scenic crystal
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any ideas to get to this formula

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We know now that if a players is meet with case n=6,7 then they can lose

toxic fable
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yep by picking 2

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he makes it losing for ian

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Yup!

toxic fable
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but how do i repeat this pattern for higher ns

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oh its recursive

scenic crystal
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bingo that seems it

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Yeah

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whats the recursiveness

mental finch
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It’s good to play with the low ones, as we just did

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of the formula

mental finch
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You’ll sense the pattern in such case

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So try now n=9 etc and see if you can find the pattern!

scenic crystal
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hold on a minute if every possible value entered does the n value at the end has to equal something? Bit complicated I know im confused

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Notice how 2 + 4 = 6, and as we saw 6 is a losing number for whoever is playing on it, and we have that 3 + 4 = 7, so there is a sort of periodicity going on here, we can see that 8 + 4 and 9 + 4 are also losing numbers for Mike etc

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It’s worth going through each case, as we did.

scenic crystal
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like all of them

mental finch
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Not needed

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Just the base ones

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I guess you could attack this differently, but the intuition you gain from playing with the lower base numbers is so easy it’s hard not to go that route

scenic crystal
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like what is considered the base ones

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By starting from the start, i.e n=1 and then up we establish a few base cases when it’s clear Mike will win

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As we do so we might also caught the pattern and can reason the way we did above

scenic crystal
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from earlier what are the base cases

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Go up and read

scenic crystal
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ok so between 1 to 8

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If we instead consider the numbers 1 up to 7, then 1 and 6,7 are losing numbers. We can shift all these by 6, then we might notice that the ones in same place from before are still losing numbers, we have 7 and 12, 13 as losing numbers, and this pattern continues

scenic crystal
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ooh i see it now

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but how are things like 75 a loosing number

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Hm, why?

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If you can subtract 6 until it lands on 1,6 or 7 then it’s a losing number

scenic crystal
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wait is that it

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take all posibilit subtract 6

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and if its a 1,6,7 uts loosing

mental finch
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Yeah

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That’s the pattern I see atleast

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It makes sense if you play the game for low n

scenic crystal
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but explain how things like 9 would work

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it works but it doesnt follow that rule

mental finch
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This is due to way we can pick 2,3,4 which is just shifting

mental finch
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9 is not a losing number

scenic crystal
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like 9-6=3

mental finch
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Yeah so it didn’t land on 1, 6 or 7

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So it’s not a losing number

scenic crystal
mental finch
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That’s all the winning n apparently

scenic crystal
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than i guess it not right

mental finch
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We wanted to find all n for which Mike wins, I just gave a way to find for which n Mike does not win

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And that’s just equivalent

toxic fable
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how do i approach this

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?

mental finch
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So you can just exclude all losing numbers

toxic fable
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ik that sin x has a range from -1 to 1

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This question is not even remotely close to the previous one, you should open a new channel for it

toxic fable
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ok

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can i close this then

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?

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Yeah if you feel done, btw isn’t that question basically the help channel above this one?!

toxic fable
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apparently i cant have more than one channel open

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what the flip

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ok thanks

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ill close this now

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yeah go there

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The point P lies on circle with equation x^2 + y^2 - 6x - 16 = 0 and the point Q has coordinates (8,1). Find the minimum length of PQ giving you answer in the form k(root2)

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been confused for a while cz idk what p is.

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Could you show the progress made so far?

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Thanks!
So at this point you need to show when
x(2x+5) > 0
Remember that
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1) a and b are positive
2) a and b are negative

Try using this fact to continue the equation.

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feral shore
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I have to find the answer in form of Range. So how shall I do that?

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As Woomy has said

tribal axle
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nvm lol

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i had a confusion

cobalt vine
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Basically, you need to check sign of x and (2x+5)

feral shore
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i think there is also some concept of Domain to solve it

tribal axle
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Yes, after solving the equation you need to make sure that your answer is within the domain of the logarithm

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as whatever is inside the log cannot be negative, you also need to check when 2x^2 + 5x + 1 is negative, and remove that from the range

feral shore
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so like for domain i keep this?

tribal axle
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yes

feral shore
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oh alr i think i got it

cobalt vine
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We had the inequality $2x^2 + 5x + 1 > 1$, tho

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Closer

feral shore
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yes? i solved that

tribal axle
feral shore
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I got it

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i got the answer

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thanks

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I mean solving that will ensure the thing inside log greater than 1 so we don't need to check the domain

feral shore
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also there one other ques, can i ask that too?

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tribal axle
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sin(pi/6) is 1/2

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so log_0.5(pi)

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i'd just use a calculator to see if its positive or negative, for irrational or rational idk how you would show that

feral shore
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i think its +ve and rational

tribal axle
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how can you say its rational?

feral shore
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hmmm it will be positive that i am sure

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but yeah how can i prove it rational or irrational?

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ohh i see how to prove its irrational

feral shore
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how pls tell

tribal axle
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actually nvm i dont think its possible to straight up prove it

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since a and b are both not integers

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but intuitivly its not rational since pi is irrational and iirc log is closed under irrationals

feral shore
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I did this

forest marsh
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,wa solve pi = \frac{1}{2^x}

nocturne pasture
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,w solve pi = \frac{1}{2^x}

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🙂

feral shore
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Lol

forest marsh
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Clearly not rational then

tribal axle
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log being ln?

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or log_10

nocturne pasture
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,w what is -(log(pi)/log(2))?

nocturne pasture
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Ok log is just log ig

feral shore
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so it is irrational?

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but i dont think the value will be Negative?

cobalt vine
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You can use change of base: $\log_{1/2}\pi = \frac{1}{\log_\pi \frac{1}{2}}$

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Closer

cobalt vine
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pi is irrational so pretty sure it is irrational

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and pi is greater than 1/2

reef pier
cobalt vine
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so the denominator it is negative

feral shore
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this cant be in negative though

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no matter what value we put for X it will come close to O but not negative

cobalt vine
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and you set x = ...

feral shore
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but if x is negative then it will become this

cobalt vine
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2^x = pi is valid, tho

wise oyster
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any help?

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🙏

feral shore
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i think its fine, thanks for all your help!

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I got zero for divF

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unborn burrow
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isnt the integral of 0 always zero

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hmm yeah i get divF = 0

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oh

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where x > 0

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how do I solve this, I don't get this formula

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do you know how to find the area of a rectangle?

quick oyster
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b times h?

reef grove
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yes, does this make intuitive sense for you?

quick oyster
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kinda, is it 5 times 10?

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we define this green area with an area of 1 because you can go 1 unit of length in each direction.

If you want to calculate the area of the whole rectangle you are just asking the question, how many times can I fit this green area inside the rectangle

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Yo any help😭

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so that means 5 * 10

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this concept always applies you just try to check how many small rectangles or cubes you can fit in your geometric object

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if you still need helping with finding the surface just ask or if anything was unclear

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how would i go about even solving this

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If you can convert that tan(-x) into smth•tan(x) then you'll have a common factor

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and then you will have (tanx)(stuff) ≥ 0

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...which will be easier to solve

calm tulip
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-tan^2x-2tan(x)?

alpine ore
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Yes correct

calm tulip
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wait so how does that work

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moving the negative from inside to outside

alpine ore
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tan(-x) = -tanx

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It's a property of the tan function and sin function

calm tulip
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but not cos

alpine ore
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yup

calm tulip
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so then i get tan^2(x)+2tan(x) <= 0 -> tan(x)(tan(x)+2) <= 0

alpine ore
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Yeah

calm tulip
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now im stuck

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idk what all the interval stuff is

alpine ore
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As a starter

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Let's get rid of the "or equals" part in ≤

calm tulip
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ok

alpine ore
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A ≤ B means two cases,
1: A = B
2: A < B

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We'll take case-1 for now

calm tulip
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tan(x) must be -2 or 0

alpine ore
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Remember, we're solving for x

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if tan(x) = -2, then x = ...
if tan(x) = 0, then x = ...

calm tulip
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sin(x)/cos(x)=0 therefore sin(x) must be 0 and for sin(x)/cos(x) to be -2 then its a diff number

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for the first one isnt it pi and 2pi

alpine ore
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sin(π) = 0, true

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There's another solution you're missing

calm tulip
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No I'm still referring to sin(x) = 0

calm tulip
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OH 2pi

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i mixed up the things

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i thought pi was -pi and 2pi was pi for a moment

alpine ore
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solution set of sin(x) = 0 is {..., -3π, -2π, -π, 0, π, 2π, 3π, ...}

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But we discard any that aren't in our interval

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So we get three x values out of this, x = 0, π, 2π

calm tulip
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uh huh

alpine ore
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As for the tan(x) = -2 part, I think the solution's gonna have to stay in terms of arctan

calm tulip
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which is arctan(-2)?

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calm tulip
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im confused because if arctan(-2) is -1.107 that doesnt fit

alpine ore
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Yeah we'll just offset it by 2π

calm tulip
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ohh

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what do you call that?

alpine ore
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It's the periodicity of the trigonometric functions

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(If "periodicity" is even a word, lol)

calm tulip
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ohh thank you

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so you add it by whatever the period is?

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in this case 2pi

alpine sable
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Isn’t tan pi periodic ?

alpine ore
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tan(x) is periodic

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im afraid not

alpine ore
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Just think of it like

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How can I multiply two numbers and get a negative?

calm tulip
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ohh

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I think that's skipping too many steps

alpine ore
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tan(x)(tan(x)+2) < 0
implies
either: tan(x) < 0 AND tan(x)+2 > 0

or: tan(x) > 0 AND tan(x)+2 < 0

calm tulip
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ohh thank you

alpine ore
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Does the "or" part make sense?

calm tulip
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yes

alpine ore
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tangent is bigger than 0, but also at the same time less than -2

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calm tulip
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that does not

alpine ore
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exactly

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That's why we will discard it

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So we'll just have to solve
tan(x) < 0 AND tan(x) + 2 > 0

calm tulip
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so tan(x) is between -2 and 0

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Why is the point G, where the horizontal line drawn from point F intersects, the orthocenter of triangle ABC?

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(Red line means same length)

trail jewel
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Do you know the meaning of orthocenter

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still dove
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i want to know, Why and how does horizontal line from point F create point G, the orthocenter of triangle ABC

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This problem focuses on points F and G

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This is just evidence proving why it is the orthocenter. in case you might not believe it.

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Please use my ggb to solve this problem...

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hi

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can you explain me mre about your question?