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look at this (x^2 - p^2) + (x - p) = 0
when is the entire thing true
its impossible to overstate how simple this is
Yeah!
but you understand right
you can use vieta (either one of the two) to find the other root
but like this one small thing
highkey surprised you managed to miss it
why did you not use quadratic formula?
its the method to solve quadratic equations
What?
QF is a nuke
not worth even a quarter of the effort you'd need to put into it
esp. when one of the roots is so spottable
š
Can we start from beginning @vale wigeon
ok sure
if OP is having THIS MUCH trouble eyeballing roots, id say that is the next option?
What question is asking
it's asking you to solve the quadratic
and i am telling you the beginning is that x=p is a root that can (and should) be eyeballed
I will ask regarding to the question and answer it
U can see the factorisation with ur eyes

you are brilliant, im sure you can, its not about you or me. did you even read the message i sent?
its about me
@vale wigeon
idk what you mean by "is that written"
In the question
no, it's not written directly in that question
but im telling you that if you think about the equation itself and don't try to do overcomplicated nonsense
you can see it
Oh yes finally
Only variables are different
But meaning is same
@vale wigeon
x=p
Now clear
a+a - b+b = 0
|a|=|b|
Option C
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Well, i guess you have your answer so you closed the thread?
Hell naah, I already have answers
I need solutions
It's not my homework
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Please someone help me on this one, I cant do it however hard I try
Yea like moving but I dont understand anything of it
well
and i only got like 30 mins to do it
a rotation is to make it spin
Ahh yea.
Have you studied the theory behind it?
translation is to keep its orientation the same and move it
what do u think a->b is
Nope its just homework and one of like 30 questions
Hmm
Can anybody help me find the skewness of these two box plots?
I have no clue tbh
make a new chat lol
How?
take a guess
(2,0)?
click on help 5
is it a rotate or translate
yep
90 the first bit?
where is the point of rotation
how do u go from b -> c
tbh
thoink of how to line up b to turn it into c
5 dwon 1 side?
idk how to do that
honestly im not 100% sure (which is embarrassing)
but
in the vector
the top value is x, bottom is y
Ohh
so what is the x value movement
cuz even ai cant solve this one
I tried gauth like 100 times none work
whats the x value
up
yep
so
x movement is?
which way
and what is the number translation for x here?
how much does it move
the translation is to the right?
u said in simple terms how it moves already
describe how much it moves, the b, to get to c
@proper marsh
u got this smelly!
not quite unfortunately
5 down 1 across
5,1)
(5,1)?
BRU I AM HORRIBLE š
1 y 5 x
side
1[]
so, whats the x value?
no 1
yep positive is right and up
negative is left and down
so is the x value +1 or -1
and the number?>
bottom
waittt thats all of it?
lets gooo
yepp
90 degrees around (-3,2)
(1, -5)
90 degrees anticlockwise
@proper marsh
those r what u said
ill save u the trouble
all good :P
it was amazing
gl :)
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v(x)=a*k*(1-k^x)/(1-k)
v(x) is the usual formula for velocity in the game.
You can manipulate the engine power from 0 to 1.
Need to make velocity function linear
V(x, f)=int 0 -> x f(t)*a*k^t*dt // velocity. f - power function
I have tried to set the functional V, but I am not sure that this is correct. But then I have no idea what to do.
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What exactly are you trying to do?
what
v(x) is the velocity, what do you want to do with it?
I want to make it linear
Why?
Also if we set f(x) as 1/v'(x), then it really becomes linear. But f is not between 0 and 1, how to fix this?
According to the problem statement
In this case, I want the derivative of the new linear function to be maximal.
there is also a velocity v, up to which it is important to maintain linearity, after which it is no longer important.
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my bad
@gloomy tangle Has your question been resolved?
can you be more specific on what it means for the velocity function to be linear
The derivative is equal to a constant
Thatās not the area you need to elaborate in
A line can be defined through two points
You need to pick two good points for the line
????
Consider the following
You could draw a line through the beginning and end
Iām assuming thatās from x=0 to x=1 since you didnāt specify what variable the domain is applying to
from 0 to v
.
What variable is the engine power
In desmos?
V(x, f)=int 0 -> x f(t)*a*k^t*dt // velocity. f - power function
f - power function
Are you allowed to use piecewise functions?
The main thing is that they are set on the interval from 0 up to the x_v
x_v - point where velocity becomes equal to v
x_0 is not a good variable name, that signifies āinitial positionā which is incorrect for your case
try x_v instead
To be clear, you are saying that, given a power function f and final velocity v_f, we need V(x, f) to look like a line for x > x_v?
Yes
Does the power function f ever decrease as x increases?
Wait wrong question mb, is the power function f ever negative?
0 < f(x) <= 1
Fixed
In that case we already know where V has to become a line, which is at x = x_f
wait not
for x <= x_v and x >= 0
so for 0 <= x <= x_v, you want V(x, f) to be a line?
yes
What additionally do you need out of this line?
You could just draw a line from (0, V(0, f)) to (x_f, V(x_f, f))
This is the only line that can be drawn which I donāt think you like
Its derivative needs to be as large as possible. This seems to be possible to achieve by making the power function in x_v become 1
Suddenly weāre changing only f instead of only V?
Youāre asking for a function then
???
What are you allowed to modify in the problem? We just agreed that the power function f cannot be changed by saying āgiven fā
You need to be clear with your problem statement
No, only the power function can be changed.
Maybe the translator screwed up
Sorry
Alr
We can always modify f to accommodate any x_f of choice we want
Sorry I meant x_v
I think x_v can be freely chosen just as v_f is
Yes, if it satisfies the constraints. Well, we need the smallest possible x_v
.
can anyone help me with 12.1 probibilty events
Last question, 0 < f(x) <= 1 has to apply for just 0 <= x <= x_v or for any x in general?
for just 0 <= x <= x_v
Thatās good
Now what we can do is first consider drawing a line from (0,0) to (x_v, v_f)
Then finding the correct f that can do that
(This is from that V(0,f) is always 0 and V(x_v, f) = v_f)
Now that line would be L(x) = v_f x / x_v
Itās possible this line is too steep and itāll be bigger than 1, but we find that out later
So integral from 0 to x of f(t) a k^t dt = v_f x / x_v
We can d/dx both sides to get
f(x) a k^x = v_f / x_v
then solve for f(x) to get
f(x) = v_f / (x_v a k^x)
Since a > 0, k > 0, v_f >= 0, x_v > 0, we have it guaranteed that f cannot be negative
Also keep in mind that f canāt be 0 either, since weāre dividing a positive by a positive
We last need f(x) <= 1 for 0 <= x <= x_v
For this, we can write f(x) as v_f / (a x_v) * (1/k)^x
This is the same thing as f(x) but itās clearer to see that f is exponential
Now exponential functions are always increasing or always decreasing
They donāt ever go up and then down as x increases, for example
These are called āmonotonicā functions
That tells us that, to find the highest value of f, we just need to check f(0) and f(x_v)
so that to enforce f(x) <= 1, we only need f(0) <= 1 and f(x_v) <= 1
Now
f(0) = v_f / (a x_v) <= 1, so v_f / a <= x_v
f(x_v) = v_f / (a x_v) * (1/k)^(x_v) <= 1, which is harder to solve
So then
v_f / a = x_v * k^(x_v)
v_f / a = x_v * e^(x_v ln(k))
v_f ln(k) / a = x_v ln(k) * e^(x_v ln(k))
From here, we would need the Lambert W function, which is a special function where W(xe^x) = x
we can W both sides
From that moment on I stopped understanding
k > 0 and k < 1
So that tells us 1/k > 1
So this exponential is always increasing and so we just check f(x_v)
From f(x_v) <= 1,
v_f / a <= x_v * k^(x_v)
v_f / a <= x_v * e^(x_v ln(k))
Since 0 < k < 1, we know that ln(k) is negative
Multiplying both sides by ln(k),
v_f ln(k) / a >= x_v ln(k) * e^(x_v ln(k))
There might be an issue with this now
?
@gloomy tangle so it turns out this f we found only works for particular v_f
?
particular?
Alr worked it out,
If v_f > a / (e ln(1/k)), then the f we found doesnāt work
During then, f(x_v) will always exceed 1 no matter what x_v > 0 we choose
what is the full definition of f?
And if we multiply this function by some number, then the limit will change, but V will remain linear. We just need to find a number so that when multiplied by it, the limit is equal to v_f
If you do that, then f will no longer reach v_f, but we can certainly fix the problem by using that
from earlier, we wanted V(x, f) to be a line from (0,0) to (x_v, v_f)
a, k, v_f are positive constants with k < 1
The resulting f we got is f(x) = v_f / (a x_v k^x) which can also be written as the growing exponential 1/a * (v_f)/(x_v) * (1/k)^x
However if v_f > a / (e ln(1/k)), then f(x_v) > 1 no matter what value of x_v we choose
Is there no way to fix this?
why
Because you are literally dividing f by a number to make it smaller, so V will correspondingly also be smaller
You can see how the work we did got to where we are,
You could try bending the rules we set up to allow for more options
Then how to find the minimum x_v if v_f <= a / (e ln(1/k))
To do that, we need to use lambert W
I want to show you a graph to show you where Iām getting this from but I gotta sign in first
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/m64va6pvq5
there we go
I don't quite understand
The blue line is V and (x_v, v_f)
The black line is the f we found
The red area represents (x_v, v_f)
If the point is inside the area, then 0 < f(x) <= 1 for 0 <= x <= x_v
If the point is outside the area, then f(x_v) > 1 which we donāt want
brb, itās up to you to figure out a workaround
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say the point X is on (x,y), if a point is 100-ray partitional then that means that the yellow region can be divided into a total of 50 regions
let a be number of regions the righter yellow triangle can be divided by,
the height of the triangles and the amount of regions it must be divided by are proportional, so we get that x/(1-x)=a/(50-a)
rearranging we get x=a/50
brb
for a point to be 60-ray partitional we can do thesame to get it to be x=b/30
for it to be both 100 and 60 ray partitional you can see a has to be a multiple of 5, which there are 9 of in the square {5,10,...,45}
so here theres 49, 49-9=40
so there is 40 possible x coordinates for the point, doing the same for the y coordinates you also get 40 (its symmetrical)
so the total points are 40Ć40=1600, but the answer is C? where did i go wrong
which right triangle
the yellow triangle thats more right than the othwr
no
so half of the yellow triangle?
the righter yellow triangle
huh
i shouldve given a diffrent color :p
isoke (btw i prob cant help too much i just wanted to see your solution for inspo)
bro do u get which right triangle he is talking about because i dont see it
the red triangle
I am reading the question.
And yes i did get it
but it isnt a must it has a right angle right?
He said this
...
its fine speed reading issues
it was right triangle at the start i edited it, mb
oh no wonder
are you saying you want to use coordinates?
He did that
didnt you see
he didnt use exact numbers
there were exact numbers i just didnt bother to write it down as it was irrelevanr
exactly
Ah
i dont think we would need to set it to sidelength 600 but carbon is more professioanl than me so idk
so the possible x coordinates are multiples of 12 excluding multiples of 60, which is symmetrical to the possible y coordinates
This is for both 100 and 60?
for 100 ray partitional, its every multiple of 12, for both 60 and 100, its every multiple of 60
ah yes ok
sry cant really think combi rn
wait why only 9 (sorry jadi beban)
š¦
5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45 (your indonesian?)
why not a= 50 tbh i dont know
and yes i am indonesian too
it has to be in the interior of the square right?
:0 what grade?
huh lemme process
ok i get it now
i found how they got c
what you did -> (49 - 9)^2
but the actual way is 49^2 - 9^2
it makes a lot of sense, you just messed up at the end
This was his reasoning
pov related convos
But can you find the flaw
@raw jetty u got it?
why would it be 49^2-9^2
i sent it up there
where
49^2 - 9^2 is the real way
Yes but why
and why would it not be like 48^2-8^2
wait i need to write on paper

because there are 9 of the points? (5,10, blah blah, 45)
wait guys let me write
oop
OOOH wait it just clicked in me
ok
i wwas just thinking "how do i explain my thought process"
well close the help channel
its just intuitive right?
idk how to explain it tbh
i guess you couldve said (5/50,1/50) is 100 partitional and isnt 60 partitional
alr ty!
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Needed some help with 10 i
The period of the graph in the answer key is Ļ/12, but I keep getting Ļ/9?
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the distance between the points marked by two lines is 18.
So I did 2Ļ/18 to get b, and simplified it to become Ļ/9
Did you mark those lines or were they given
Nah, had to mark them
Did you also mark the -5, 5, and 10
Nah, those were already there
Those axes look wrong for the B value of Ļ/12
And so do your lines
Some functions (like Sine and Cosine) repeat forever and are called Periodic Functions.
I don't see how you can find the peak to peak distance from such poorly labeled x axes
The only point you can infer is on the curve is (0,0)
Yeah no it is kinda weird
I'll check this out, thanks!
No. 12, I keep getting 15.6s, when it's actually 18.6s. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong
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Can someone explained the underlined ones
Why must it be a, b and c?
Wait lemme process
Okay
Did you mean substitute 0 for y?
Yeah
So f(0) = 0 + a
And a is f(0) which is given
that means c-b = f(a-c-a) = f(-c)
???
huh wait lemme think
Didnāt you only ask about the underlined stuff
So underlined stuff is f(y) = y + a
f(y) = y+a, etc
yes
And youāre asking why must it be a
wwhy does it have to be +a?
yes
Let it be some constant k
ok
F(y) = y + k correct
yes
Now sub y = 0
ok wait
Yeah
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Thatās what I was thinking as well
Cuz youāre solving very tough questions
But it happens to everybody
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on today's episode of frosst vs algebra we have...
$\alpha\in\bC$ is algebraic $\iff [\bQ(\alpha):\bQ]$ is finite
frosst
Def: $\alpha\in \bC$ is algebraic if $\alpha$ is a root of some $p(x)\in\bQ[x]$
frosst
so, if $\alpha\in\bC$ is algebraic, then let $p(x)\in\bQ[x]$ be a polynomial such that $p(\alpha) \equiv 0$, and that for all other $q(x)\in\bQ[x]$ with $q(\alpha) \equiv 0$, $\partial(p) \leq \partial(q)$, then $\bQ(\alpha) \cong \bQ^{\partial(p)} \implies [\bQ(\alpha) : \bQ] = [\bQ^{\partial(p)}:\bQ] = \partial(p) < \infty$
frosst
but idk how to do the backwards direction
okay im cooking
Suppose $[\bQ(\alpha):\bQ] = n$, then ${\alpha^0, \ldots,\alpha^n}$ has $n+1$ elements and can't be $\bQ-$linearly independent. Hence $\exists p(x)\in\bQ[x]$ with $\partial(p)\leq n+1$ where $p(\alpha)\equiv 0$, hence $\alpha$ is algebraic.
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okay polynomial time again
so im thinking, $F[x]$ is a ring, let $I$ be the ideal generated by $x^3-x-1$, then $F[x]/I$ is a ring
frosst
okay, now define $\pi:F[x]\to F[x]/I$ where $\pi(p(x)) \mapsto [p(x)]$, we have a theorem that $\pi$ is surjective and $\ker(\pi) = I$.
frosst
now since $P_2 \subseteq F[x]$, we can restrict $\pi$ to just $P_2$ and ive shown that $\pi|_{P_2}$ is injective
frosst
so i've tried to turn P_2 into a ring by looking at F[x]/I
my worry is that Ļ|_P_2 is not surjective which would mean maybe that there isn't a 1 to 1 correspondence of elements in F[x]/I with P_2
it is surjective
if i can show that Ļ|_P_2 is bijective, then i've turned P_2 into a ring by a ring isomorphism to F[x]/I
something about this doesn't make sense because to turn P_2 into a ring, shouldn't i need to define the operations on P_2? or should i be thinking of it as, F[x] is a ring, F[x]/I is a ring, i can induce the ring structure onto P_2 via the homomorphism Ļ?
every element of F[x]/I has a unique representative of degree leq 2 -- the remainder on division by x^3-x-1
i can't really claim Ļ to be a ring isomorphism if P_2 isn't a ring to begin with
i mean yeah you can define operations on P_2 if you want
Ć la direct construction of C
C?
you dont need pi to be a ring homomorphism
a bijection is enough
you just pull the operations back
complex numbers
push them over then do the operation in F[x]/I land then pull them back
\mathbb C i meant
do i actually need this part?
also for this, my proof goes like this: Suppose $\pi|{P_2}(p_1) = \pi|{P_2}(p_2)$, then $[p_1] = [p_2] \implies p_1-p_2 \in I \implies p_1-p_2 = r(x)(x^3-x-1)$, but $\partial(p_1-p_2) \leq 2$ and $\partial(r(x)(x^3-x-1)) \geq 3$ for all $r(x)\not\equiv 0$, hence $r(x) \equiv 0$, then $p_1 = p_2$, i.e., $\pi|_{P_2}$ is injective.
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that's the notation they gave us
ok good
i feel like this is a lot of work for a part a for a 3 part quesiton that's only worth 8 marks
its not
its just "identify the set with F[x]/I in the obvious way and you are done"
i suppose i've just chosen to very much write out the obvious way in excrutiating detail
okay, now where in my proof have i said that this is unique
nowhere
or is it more like if Z is a ring where this P_2 is ring isomorphic to (with say š), then i can just do Ļ o š^-1 and that's an isomorphism to F[x]/I
why would you choose Z as a name for a ring
you just have to realize that the multiplication of two elements in the set is already forced
what are x*x^2 and x^2*x^2 in the ring
x+1 and x^2 + x?
i dont really get it
what is (a+bx+cx^2)*(d+ex+fx^2)
are you saying that if x^3 = x + 1 then in P_2, p1 * p2 must already obey this expansion, and F[x]/I does obey this by definition, so if R was some other ring where š : P_2 -> R, then the induced multiplication from F[x]/I to P_2 to R would be the same?
i dont really know what im saying
i dont know how it means to show that this construction of P_2 is unique
did you cover some universal property of factor rings or something?
im guessing it's supposed to mean unique up to ring isomorphism, so if there is another construction of P_2, then there exists a ring isomorphism between this new ring and F[x]/I
no
i dont thing we covered the word factor ring
quotient ring?
oh yeah
same thing ok
no i've never covered anything that had to do with universal property
hmm not sure what answer they are expecting
if not that the product is already forced
does it have to do with this paragraph
yeah
ok let me try to undersand it
okay so if you pick an I, then every f : R -> S with I in ker(f) corresponds with a unique g such that g([a]) = f(a)?
basically. I'm actually not sure right now how exactly to use this formalism tho. it was just where my thoughts went
on second thought I also see a different problem
we dont even actually know that x*x has to be x^2
we could in theory just act as if x^2 was some other random symbol, not connected to x
so like a + bx + cy
but then how does one ever get x^3
when it says P_2 is an abelian group of polynomials over F
i suppose that means a subset of F[x] where its degree is less than 2, and inherits addition
im still not sure how this unique part works
i mean by this construction, i have now forced that x * x = x^2
well I dont know what they want to hear except that (a+bx+cx^2)*(e+dx+fx^2)=ae+adx+afx^2+bex+bdx^2+bfx*x^2+cex^2+cdx^2*x+cfx^2*x^2
independent of what the actual * is
but the terms x*x^2, x^2*x, x^2*x^2 are fixed
so if ° is another multiplication, then x*x^2=x°x^2 and so on
and you mean that any other construction will just be renaming these guys
but the coefficeints will have to stay in that way
so suppose R is a ring such that š is a bijection to P_2, then the ° on R induces a multiplication on P_2, but it has to obey the same rules?
well more directly, let * and ° be two multiplications on P_2 such that P_2 is a ring with respect to either. then * = °
huh
is that what it means to be constructed uniquely
i guess if i can put 2 ring structures on P_2 and they do the same thing to every pair of inputs then they are just a renamed version of the other?
well two rings with the same addition and same multiplication, whats the difference between them
is there an example where this doesn't work
because it all seems very trivial here
depends on what you mean by "this"
it just looks like you're replacing 1 symbol with another then say hey look it's fixed
but I'm not
x*x^2 = x+1 = x° x^2
I'm not just replacing the symbol
I am forced to define x*x^2 and x°x^2 that way
why is x+1 = x° x^2 true
x^3=x+1
x*x^2 = x+1 this we defined from F[x]/I right?
okay so if we are given some way to multiply these x's together, then when i see x something x something x i replace it with x + 1
and that's precisely the structure of the ring
the factor ring just tells us "well this will work and we dont get into annoying problems and we dont have to check all the ring axioms"
oh so it's like a short cut
basically
i still kinda fail to see how the 2 multiplications could possibly be different
even without the x^3 = x + 1 restriction
but then x*x^2 could be x^2+1 and x°x^2 could be x-17x^2
does it just need a restrictionn?
is x^3 = x+1 special
if i change it to x^4 = x + 1 does that break
well x^3 is not in P_2
somehow the x^3 looks special because it's the next thing that isn't in P_2
again could be anything
is what you mean
if i dont force it
so then x^2 * x^2 isn't defined???
I'm not actually sure how well it works out if you are forced into x^2*x^2 = x+1
you shouldnt be able to let x*x^2 be anything I suppose
okay so if x*x^2 is forced like in this question
doesn't taht still ask what is x^2 * x^2
or is it associative because it needs to be a ring
yes its associative
so no problems there
but if i lose the x^3 condition and give x^4
you run into issues of 2 multiplications could define x*x^2 differently
but i feel like the x^2 * x^2 might still force some restriction onto x^3
okay story for another time then
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how do we simplify this?
does it just say simplify or expand and simplify
simplify
this is simplified
actually it doesnt say anything im trying to just sole it
Solve for what?
solve it
you can solve an equation
What do you mean by solve
like solve for x?
you cant solve a single expression
because ik this isnt simplified
Then you mean simplify
yes
.
You canāt solve it
Thereās no equal sign
Also itās simplified to the max
You canāt simplify it more
shoudnt it be multipied to the denominator since the denominaotr gets cancled when they both have the same number (for example, 5 times 3/5)
nah just PFD in ā
Where do you see the same number here?
there isnt the same number here, ik that but im saying shoudnt it have the same principle?
instead of it getting cancelled, it should be multiplied to the denominator
completely different situation but should have the same principle?
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i personally got D 25 but i ask chatgpt even math solver online they all gave diff answer and it lead me here for help š
D is correct
thanks for much š
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what about this how to understand sets in a form of word š
i think yes
so anwer will be 5 2 6 ?
then why is 5 count as intersects
but 1 is R complement no>?;-
R complement is 6 2 5
That union with q is
6 2 5 1 4
Intersection with p is
5 2 1
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Need help
What have you tried
I've tried to write it as a polynomial and use remainder theorem
Sure sorry next time š
Here
But idk what to do now
How do I find Q
It should be smaller than 1
So that will become zero
the fraction should be smaller than 1.
anyway, consider: $t^{200} = t^{200} - (-3)^{200} + (-3)^{200}$
Ann
Right
do you know how to factorize a^n - b^n
i would not call that "expansion"
nice jargon you're throwing around
Idk we solve those with binomial at my institute
Binomial LMAO

Uh huh where's the binomial at
Iāll have to think abt this question
but Iām 90% sure
U can
think before you speak m8
t^200 - 9^100 more like?
well, you have to do some kind of geometric-progression magic
Man this seems like some work
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factorization
someone help me plesae
ong
i have a big test in a day or two
i did everything
just cant understand this
What's your question
i just need to understand factorization
all of it
i just cant understand even w youtube videos
9th grade
ok
2x2yz + 2xy2z + 4xyz.
do you know the distributive property
yes
so
for
2x2yz + 2xy2z + 4xyz.
what i did was
factoring is the reverse of distribution
i take
2xyz as a common factor
and
write the final equstion as
2xyz(x+y+z)
is this correct
sorry
it's 12xyz
how
was this what you were solving
yes
multiply the 2s then factor it so it's less confusing
so you end up with 4xyz + 4xyz + 4xyz
Please typeset properly
$2x^2yz + 2xy^2z + 4xyz$
Ć Ć«ÅÅ
ok you can factor out an xyz
yeah that's the factored form
no
- Common Factors, 2) Regrouping of Terms, 3) Factorization using Identities, and 4) Splitting the Middle Term.
oh
- was what you just did
ok so
- just involves you using multiplication's commutative property to reorder terms
- is just using formulas like
difference of perfect squares, difference of perfect cubes and sum of perfect cubes
wait so this question is
were you mayhaps talking about "factoring by grouping" in 2.
30xy ā 12x + 10yā 4.
?
yes
it's correct
i think
its wrong
cus i checked and its wrong
so i did it again
and my answer came as
you need parentheses whenever you do like factoring
is it a factoring by grouping problem
i grouped the
i'll try to see if there's a common ratio rq
oh it is
you need to factor by grouping
so i did
10y(3x+y)
for first group
and second group
idk if i take 04
-4
or -4x
as my factor
i think i should take
-4
because they need to be same right?
ok so
but then it comes as
this is actually a factoring by grouping problem
-4(3x+1) which isnt the same
hold on my dumbass needs to gcf allat
6x(5y - 2) + 2(5y - 2)
ok so you just have to consider 6x + 2
and 5y - 2
so your factors are (5y - 2)(6x + 2)
but why 6x
@north grail ok so whenever you see two of the same linear factors repeating in the left and right half
it is a factoring by grouping problem
shouldnt i take 2 or 10
yes but that doesn't narrow it down
you're supposed to like see a common ratio between two sides
if the left side has a gcf different from the entire expression's gcf
and the right side also has a gcf that is different
you can identify it as a factoring by grouping problem
alright so you said that the gcf of this entire thing was like
see
2 right
the gcf of the left side (30xy - 12x) is 6x
wait can i send a picture of my working
yes
lemme just write it neatly again
and gcf of the right side is 2
