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alpine sable
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thats what im confused on

manic quail
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by using the formula

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a=3x and b=5y

neat ruin
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How is this true ,_,

alpine sable
manic quail
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just multiply the right side and then you get the left, @neat ruin

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well, 2ab must be 30xy, @alpine sable

alpine sable
manic quail
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no, it is 30xy

alpine sable
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30xy

manic quail
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30xy doesn't become anything. We are just trying to identify our "a" and our "b" so that we can use the formula.

alpine sable
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wanna hop in a vc?

manic quail
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sure, give me 3 min

alpine sable
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ok

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ill be in mathe matics

hard lynx
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any help with 1.2?

stuck delta
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is this right?

manic quail
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"translation 5 units left" means like shifted to the left by 5 units, right?

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Then it should be $\log_2({-x+5})$, I think, @stuck delta .

ocean sealBOT
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uosɹǝdʎddɐɥʎɹǝʌ

stuck delta
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okay awesome thank you

limber atlas
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Hi so I got a different answer from the correct answer

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here's the correct answer

manic quail
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you're welcome

olive warren
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howdy! I have a relatively simple question about simplifying radicals. my textbook gave me this example -

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i'm a bit confused as to how that simplifies to 10sqrt(101)

manic quail
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give me 2 min to type it out, @olive warren

olive warren
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actually i think i figured it out

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PEMDAS is key lol

manic quail
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just lift 10^2 out

olive warren
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exactly

manic quail
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ahh, great, then I don't have to type it xD

olive warren
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makes sense now since it becomes 100(101) and then sqrt of 100 is 10

manic quail
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yes, exactly

olive warren
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i'm out here in calc 10 years out of school trying to remember how to do algebra l o l

manic quail
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xD I can relate...

storm spoke
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Is this a circle or an ellipse?

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I think ellipse

manic quail
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I think circle.

storm spoke
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why is that?

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hai very happy person

gray isle
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@limber atlas you messed up your (a^2)^(-3/2)

manic quail
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@storm spoke because I drew it in GeoGebra xD

storm spoke
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ohs :D

limber atlas
gray isle
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yes

limber atlas
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ty

small swift
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why is my name a number

manic quail
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why would you think it is an ellipse though, @storm spoke ?

storm spoke
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I asked my friends and they said it is an ellipse

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and they look kind of similar

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to circle

tidal patrol
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Can someone help me with this

storm spoke
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@manic quail

manic quail
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@tidal patrol Just solve for x, there are multiple ways to do it

tidal patrol
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If i find X what do i do next?

manic quail
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@tidal patrol m=x

tidal patrol
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ohhh

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how do i find x

manic quail
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only if x is an integer though

frail wasp
manic quail
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@tidal patrol remove the fractions by multiplying by the denominator

tidal patrol
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i got -15/8

manic quail
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@storm spoke technically you are right anyway, because a cirlce is also just a special kind of ellipse

gray isle
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how are you getting -15/8

manic quail
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,w (-2/(x-3))=(2/(x+3))+1/2

ocean sealBOT
tidal patrol
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huh

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how is that possible to get 2 anwsers from tho

manic quail
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because it becomes quadratic, @tidal patrol

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consider $x^2=9$, then $x=3$ and $x=-3$

ocean sealBOT
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uosɹǝdʎddɐɥʎɹǝʌ

manic quail
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Somebody probably is 69 then, right?

alpine sable
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?

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oh sorry thats my pot

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bot

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it's set to do that to every message on the channels 1-9 every 1 minute

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with the most recent message

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hey coding in linux isn't easy

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it's very easy

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anyway

flat pagoda
manic quail
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$\frac{1}{3}bh=V$

ocean sealBOT
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uosɹǝdʎddɐɥʎɹǝʌ

frail wasp
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<@&286206848099549185> how do i get access to the pde channel?

manic quail
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go to the bots channel and get the advanced rank

frail wasp
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thank

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,iam Advanced

ocean sealBOT
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Gave you the Advanced selfrole.

flat pagoda
manic quail
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what don't you understand, @flat pagoda ? There is a formula for this...

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$V=\frac{1}{3}bh$

ocean sealBOT
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168995235206721

polar kindle
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can someone explain to me why the 1/2 ?

manic quail
fringe trout
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is this correct? I think that the statement is false because of the Congruent Corresponding Chords Theorem

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the Congruent Corresponding Chords theorem is:

In the same circle, or in congruent circles, two minor arcs are congruent if and only if their corresponding chords are congruent

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We know that AB and CD are congruent chords since ABCD is a rectangle, but we do not know if circles P and Q are congruent circles

gaunt magnet
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wtf

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is my name

jagged imp
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57651

gaunt magnet
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Guys im number 1

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🆒

jagged imp
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wow

gaunt magnet
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Number 1

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means

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im the smartest person here

jagged imp
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not 0?

gaunt magnet
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no no

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it starts from 1

novel siren
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does this help?

jagged imp
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if that doesnt give enough of a hint

gaunt magnet
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guys how do u be good at math

split silo
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$5*2$

ocean sealBOT
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72303911

split silo
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$\frac{F_b}{\Delta L}$

ocean sealBOT
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72303911

split silo
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$\frac{F_b}{\Delta L} = \frac{\mu_0 I^2}{2\pi r}$

ocean sealBOT
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72303911

split silo
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=tex theme

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=theme white

jagged imp
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if you look at my picuture, 20^2+x^2=r^2 where r is the radius, however r=50-x

jagged imp
viral oriole
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Help😩

cinder sundial
limber atlas
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lol what

brittle wasp
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How do I do this?

alpine sable
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This is what I got

brittle wasp
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Thank you

sly mantle
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@alpine sable no server adverts

alpine sable
brittle wasp
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Yeah I do

alpine sable
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Cool then

brittle wasp
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I'm comparing it to my notes right now thanks

soft oasis
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I am somewhat new to proofs and am confused by a proof in a real analysis text book. The textbook is "understanding analysis" by Stephen Abbott. In the book theorem 1.2.6 goes as follows: Two real numbers a and b (real numbers) are equal if and only if for every real number e > 0 it follows that |a - b| < e.
In the textbook he proves it in two parts. The first being simple. That is if a = b then |a - b| = 0. Such that |a - b| = 0 < e which is true since all e numbers are greater than 0
The second part of the proof is what confuses me. He shows a proof for (for all e > 0 => |a - b| < e) => a = b. He proves by contradiction such that a =/= b. Then says let e0 = |a - b| > 0. Then a contradiction is formed such that |a - b| < e0 since e0 = |a - b|. Even if this is correct I do not see how this proof by contradiction satisfies => a =/= b being a contradiction
if (for all e > 0 => |a - b| < e) is a contradiction that would seem to imply (for all e > 0 => |a - b| < e) => a = b is a tautology. Since F => T = T. All this seems to indicate is that the LHS of the implication is a contradiction such that modus ponens cannot be applied. But I do not see how this would then cause us to include that a = b?

ripe turret
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could somone help me solve this

sharp cedar
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can someone help

ripe turret
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can sm1 help

fading pasture
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How do I find the local rate of change on a parabola? The points are (-10, -4)

cinder sundial
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i got an super hard question in #help-3, can someone who smart as fack take a look at it

glacial pier
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Plz help me on #help-1 I really need it

fading pasture
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Could someone please help me in #help-9

rocky sorrel
alpine sable
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Hello

spice tendon
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Anybody know if a negative number squared equals a negative or positive

jagged imp
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a negative number squared will always be positive

spice tendon
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Ok thank you

rocky sorrel
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just do it

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symbolab

spice tendon
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Ok sorry I have another question

fading pasture
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What is the local rate of change on this parabola at the point (-10, -4)?

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how can i find this ^

spice tendon
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What if im doing discriminants and you know how b^2-4ac and there are no other numbers except for a being x^2, what do I do?

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This is the equation= x^2 -14x +49=0 how do I solve this

dire wren
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if its just x^2

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b and c would be 0

dire wren
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you can factor that quadratic

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hint: ||x^2-7x-7x+49||

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or use quadratic formula

ripe turret
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could someone help

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@gray isle you here bro?

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could sm1 help me

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<@&286206848099549185>

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ANYONE?

ripe turret
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it is

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@alpine sable are u here

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like here

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this is the practise project

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im at the final part

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i solved for the system of equations

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which i can show

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@sturdy glen diff channel bro

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this busy

sturdy glen
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yeah i was typing it all up before

ripe turret
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no worries

sturdy glen
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it had been open for like half an hour

ripe turret
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<@&286206848099549185>

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@jagged imp

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That’s my work for solving the equations

coral pagoda
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Here's what I'll do. Let $m_1$ and $m_2$ be the slopes of $y_1$ and $y_2$ respectively.
Now find where $y_1$ and $y_2$ are equal. That is, when [m_1x+30=m_2x.]
With some quick algebra, we see that [x=\frac{30}{m_2-m_1}.]
Now plug in the $m_1$ and $m_2$ and see if your answer matches.

ocean sealBOT
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117726

alpine sable
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hello

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i need sum help

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its chemistry math

coral pagoda
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@ripe turret your x value is extremely close to being correct.

ripe turret
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@coral pagoda oh my x value is wrong?

coral pagoda
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Yes, none of the decimals are right

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Like I said, you were pretty close

ripe turret
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is it because i round 11.1880601 to 11?

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@coral pagoda

alpine sable
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opps

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sorry

coral pagoda
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Never round until the end lad

ripe turret
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for the fuel economy of the vehicle

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no but it was for the fuel economy

coral pagoda
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That's why I waited until the end to deal with the messy arithmetic

ripe turret
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so what did i do wrong

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y = 89/1236x + 30

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y = 67/500x + 0

coral pagoda
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You saw my process

ripe turret
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i dont get it

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how does our answer match

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if we plug both m1 m2

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in the 2nd equation

ocean sealBOT
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117726

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117726

ripe turret
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,w {89/1236}*{2314500/4789}

coral pagoda
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What on earth?

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Why did you even do that?

ripe turret
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,w {17165875/493267} + 30

coral pagoda
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That does not help with the problem at all

ripe turret
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oh

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isnt that what you said to do?

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slope 1 times x

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slope 2 times x

coral pagoda
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No, I said plug in the slopes m_1 and m_2 in to the final result I have for x

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$x=\frac{30}{m_2-m_1}$

ocean sealBOT
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117726

ripe turret
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oh

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ok

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i got 483.92

coral pagoda
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As did I

ripe turret
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so that would be the correct answer?

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what did i do wrong before

ocean sealBOT
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117726

ripe turret
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i did

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but not with

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the new this answer

coral pagoda
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What do you end up getting

ripe turret
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wait

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i had a question

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what do i do wrong

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when i solved by elimination

coral pagoda
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I have no idea what you did wrong with your arithmetic

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I didn't try to plug in the messy stuff to avoid that problem

ripe turret
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,w {89/1236} - {67/500}

coral pagoda
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You flipped the order

ripe turret
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,w 30/{4789/77250}

ripe turret
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slope 1 is 89/1236

coral pagoda
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Yes, but I said we subtract m_2 by m_1

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Not the other way around

ripe turret
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ohh

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,w {67/500} - {89/1236}

ripe turret
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i see

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,w 30/{4789/77250}

ripe turret
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ok

coral pagoda
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Now a good thing to check is that the y-values are indeed the same.

ripe turret
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wait a second

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if it was that way and we solved

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like my way

coral pagoda
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There's no reason they shouldn't be, but it's good to get in the habit of it

ripe turret
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it would be negative

coral pagoda
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There is no reason it should be negative

ripe turret
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look

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oh wiat

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nvm

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then the 30 would be

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ok

coral pagoda
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Here, try this. Instead of trying to figure out what happened with your arithmetic, try to see if you can prove me wrong.

ripe turret
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ik what i did wrong i just wrote the wrong number

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lol

coral pagoda
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Ah, that does it :p

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It's good to simplify the problem like I did to not accidentally plug in the wrong values.

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The less arithmetic you have to do, the better

ripe turret
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,w {67/500}*{2317500/4789}

ripe turret
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that is y?

coral pagoda
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I mean, just find what it is in decimal form

ripe turret
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my calc doesnt fit it

coral pagoda
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Not sure what you mean

ripe turret
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64.8454

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is in decimal form

coral pagoda
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Well, 64.8455 when rounded

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But yes

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And that sounds like a pretty realistic number

ripe turret
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answer would be 483.92 km right

coral pagoda
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What does x and y represent

ripe turret
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x is distance

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y is cost

coral pagoda
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Well, then yeah.

ripe turret
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ok the for the map question

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we just find a location thats less than 483 km

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?

coral pagoda
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What map question?

ripe turret
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this

ocean sealBOT
coral pagoda
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Yea. Any location less than 483 km should have the car ride cost less than a plane trip to the same location

ripe turret
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@coral pagoda ok wait 1 sec

coral pagoda
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Because the owner wanted our names to all be contained in π 😆

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Not quite, but you have the right line of thinking

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There ya go!

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Nah, likely just gonna be for a day

ripe turret
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@coral pagoda would this be it

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anything more than that it would be better to fly

coral pagoda
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Where is your starting point?

ripe turret
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from my city

coral pagoda
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Okay. Draw a circle where the city is the center and the radius is 483 km

ripe turret
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so we draw a circle on the location of were we started

coral pagoda
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Yes indeed

ripe turret
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then a big ass circle

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with the radius of 483 km?

coral pagoda
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As long as it's to scale, sure

ripe turret
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do we need to do that?

coral pagoda
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Yes

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May wanna zoom out that map a bit

ripe turret
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ok idrc about where it is at this point

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so that and we draw a really big circle with the radius of 483 on each side

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how tf we do that

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@coral pagoda

coral pagoda
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How do you think?

ripe turret
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idk

coral pagoda
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I think you do. And if not, you can look up a tutorial on youtube

ripe turret
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@coral pagoda i just used online tool

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would that work

coral pagoda
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Depends on if that's okay with your teacher. 🤷

ripe turret
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what does it mean by then

coral pagoda
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There tends to be a scale on a map

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Like 1 in= 100 km or something like that

ripe turret
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oh thats how they would want us to draw it?

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@coral pagoda

coral pagoda
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Yea, you have a scale.

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I am not saying that is the actual scale here, I do not know what it is for your map

ripe turret
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@coral pagoda it doesnt allow you to show a scale

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how tf would you do it

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do i just print it and copy it ?

coral pagoda
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No, just be mindful of the scale.

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Email your teacher to see if the digital circle is good enough

ripe turret
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i did

coral pagoda
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Okee dokee. Then wait til they reply

rapid olive
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Factorise 2(r-s)^2-r+s
hey guys this question was in my grade 10 math paper and i couldn't solve it can anyone explain it please?

jagged imp
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$2(r-s)^2-r+s=2(r-s)^2-(r-s)$

ocean sealBOT
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12221131112213122111112112111

jagged imp
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do you see it now?

rapid olive
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ahh i see thanks

jagged imp
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nw

alpine sable
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hello

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i need help with this chemistry question

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Naturally occurring silver consists of two isotopes (107Ag47 and 109Ag47) and has a relative atomic mass of 107.87. Calculate the percentage of the lighter isotope.

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<@&286206848099549185>

thorn kindle
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What

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Dont ping

alpine sable
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uhm

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wHAt

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i pinged after 15mins

thorn kindle
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Do you know the formula

alpine sable
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which is allowed

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Yes and no

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idk how i find the percentage from the Ar

thorn kindle
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107x + 109(1-x) = 107.87

alpine sable
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yes

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but what is x

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?

jagged imp
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the abundance of Silver-107

alpine sable
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haha yes i know

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this equation is to find the percentage abundance of Ag 107

thorn kindle
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Yes

alpine sable
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yes... thats kind of the problem

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how do i get the percentage

jagged imp
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expand out 109(1-x) and do algebra

alpine sable
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lets say (P=percentage)

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ok ok

thorn kindle
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It's a simple equation. Just solve for x

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You should have learned this in preschool

alpine sable
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huh

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wow

alpine sable
thorn kindle
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You're not needed

alpine sable
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haha

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ok well x= 0.565

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so (0.565x107)+(100-0.565)x109/100

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?

thorn kindle
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What is x?

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You already solved for it. No need to plug it back in

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Just convert to a percentage

alpine sable
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what?

thorn kindle
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0.565 = 56.5%

alpine sable
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interesting

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alright then

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thanks

brazen shuttle
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hi

alpine sable
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hi

brazen shuttle
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hi

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i have this one integral

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$\int_{}{}e^{sinx} (sinx+cosx)$

rapid olive
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hey the question was for which values of x will R be

  • Undefined
  • Real
alpine sable
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lmao idk i was just saying hi

jagged imp
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hmm thats a hard one to compute

ocean sealBOT
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6802458

shell widget
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maybe try u = sinx?

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@rapid olive you should know that you cant put negative values inside a square root

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if you want a real output

brazen shuttle
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du = cosxdx

jagged imp
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integral e^sinx*sinx seems a bit monkaS

thorn kindle
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It works out quite nicely

brazen shuttle
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won't work

shell widget
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e^sinx * sinx, u = sinx, du/dx = cosx, hm so we have e^u * u du/cosx

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sin(x) = u = u/1

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cos(x) = sqrt(1 - u^2)

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hm so we have e^ u * u/sqrt(1 - u^2)

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i think we can integrate u/sqrt(1 - u^2) and differenciate e^u

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using by parts

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see what happens

brazen shuttle
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hm

shell widget
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@rapid olive If you didn't understand, what we need is $\frac{-7}{x-3} \geq 0$

ocean sealBOT
rapid olive
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thanks

dense mirage
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How do I put this in my calculator to get the boxed answer

upbeat gorge
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use E

alpine sable
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Guys, I have a geometry test in like 1 hour, anyone willing to help me?

upbeat gorge
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no

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not for the test

alpine sable
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Ok.

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Imma use brainly.

west sparrow
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hello hello please I need help with like the easiest question ever

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loga(18) x log3(a)

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I am doing this on Khan Academy and I got the result of log18/log3

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but why is the answer log 3 (18)

limber sigil
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Oi I gots another problem😬

west sparrow
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how did it go from log 18/log 3 to log 3 (18)

upbeat gorge
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It’s the same actually

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The latter just did change of base

limber sigil
west sparrow
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OH WAIT

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NEVERMIND

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IM SO DUMB

limber sigil
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Why does it burn wen I pee??

west sparrow
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THANK YOU I JUST REALIZED @upbeat gorge

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HAHAHAH log a(b) = log x b/log x a

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i forgot ooops

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thank you thank you

west sparrow
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you got urinary tract infection

limber sigil
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My pp hurts pls help

west sparrow
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or dysuria

limber sigil
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There must be a mathematical equation to fix my dick

west sparrow
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yes there is

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ill teach you

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you have 1 dik right?

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delete that 1

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and boom your pain is gone

limber sigil
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Na I got multiple

west sparrow
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no dik no pain

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then get rid of them all

limber sigil
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Aah makes sense

west sparrow
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you gotta get rid of all the roots

rapid olive
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dick ÷ dick

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ez

upbeat gorge
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doesn’t that equal to 1

limber sigil
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U tryna get sum @rapid olive 😏

rapid olive
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its whatever you want it to be

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i seriously am struggling with this its too early can any one please assist me?

limber sigil
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<@&286206848099549185>

coral pagoda
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You do not have a question

jade birch
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?

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anyway

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@rapid olive you can find angle A by knowing that the sum of al angles in the triangle is 180

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you are given a right triangle and a known angle B = 52,7 degrees

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after that use trig to find one more side or hypothenuse, and after that pythagorean theorem for the remaining thing

limber sigil
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Well fuck me side ways

neat ruin
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What is going on here '-'

gray isle
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exactly what they stated.
factor out (x+3)

neat ruin
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Okey i mean i know what factoring is

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I mean what i will do is it will equal

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X^2+3x -×-3 ?

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Dont you multiply them by the number outside the parentheses

gray isle
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if the end goal is to factorise, you don't need to

neat ruin
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What is confusing me how the +3 did become -1 and where did the x on the left desspier

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Shoudlnt it become -3 ?

gray isle
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both your terms have a common factor of (x+3)

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that was factored out

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ab - ac = a(b-c)

neat ruin
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Oh

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Uhhhh

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If 30 percent = 15 how can i find how much 100 percent is = to

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Well since 30 is 15 i know that 90percent is 45

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But how can i find what is the 10 percenr ,_,

trail isle
neat ruin
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Oh yeah that make sense

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Tho i did find a way. From internet

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Tho thanks

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15/3 = 5
5 x 10 = 50
100% = 50

trail isle
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Np hope i helped :)

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Anyone know how to get the value of y for qns 4

neat ruin
trail isle
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Lol this is supposed to be an easier chapter btw

alpine sable
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Yea just find angle ACB by ASP of a triangle and add the three angles which should be equal to 180 degrees since they lie on a straight line so you can find y

trail isle
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Wait

alpine sable
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I think x is 5 not 15

trail isle
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I thought of this but the thing is they didnt say it's a straight line so i cant assume that i think

alpine sable
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Wait no sorry it’s 15

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If it’s not a straight line then y can’t be determined

trail isle
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Hmm

high echo
alpine sable
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Calculate one of the acute angles of the right-angled triangles using either cosine or sine. Find here
the second acute angle by utilizing that the sum of the angles in a triangle is 180 °.

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So, for triangle ABC, I did this:
A= Cos(A) = 2/2,24
A = Cos^-1(0,89)
A = 27,13

Idk if it's correct though

gray isle
#

bad notation with the ** A =** Cos(A)
also lowercase c for cos

alpine sable
#

A=cos(A) = 2/2,24
A=cos^-1(0,89)
A=27,13

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And then

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B = 180 - 90 - 27,13

gray isle
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i just said

bad notation with the A = Cos(A)

alpine sable
#

How do you want it?

gray isle
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the A = in front doesn't belong there

alpine sable
#

V =

gray isle
#

just
cos(A) = 2/2.24

alpine sable
#

oh

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cos(A) = 2/2,24
cos^-1(0,89)
A = 27,13

gray isle
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don't round prematurely

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enter cos^-1(2/2.24)
into the calculator

alpine sable
#

cos(A) = 2/2,24
cos^-1(0,892857143)
A = 27,13

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I can also do like that ^

gray isle
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no

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enter the thing in with the fraction

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also your value seems a bit off

alpine sable
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Yes a bit weird init

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B and A should be more equal

gray isle
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like about a third of a degree off

alpine sable
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Yh

gray isle
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,w arccos(2/2.24) * 180/pi

alpine sable
#

A = cos^-1(2/2,24)
A = 26,77

gray isle
#

it'd round to 26.77

alpine sable
#

Okay

hot osprey
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how do I find the x ints of the polynomial x^6-7x^3-8?

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i know that you distribute them and factor them and stuff

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but i've only seen it work for 4-term polys

alpine sable
#

B = 180 - 90 - 26,77 = 63.23

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That makes no sense

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Their angles look equal

gray isle
#

diagrams aren't necessarily drawn to scale
and they don't look equal

hot osprey
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ope, i didn't know someone was in the middle of solving,

alpine sable
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Oh so it's perhaps correct

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;-;

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What happened to people's names? Lol

upper yarrow
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How do I do this?

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I don't know what theyre asking for

native dirge
#

Hey, if t = negative value or positive value, but im expecting a positive value (because the logic of the problem), whats the usual practice to handle this with notation?

void crown
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Hi anyone plz

alpine sable
#

What does | n | < 3 stand for?

upbeat gorge
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absolute value of n is less than 3

alpine sable
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So anything bigger doesnt count?

upbeat gorge
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Yes

upper yarrow
alpine sable
#

Thanks

alpine sable
upbeat gorge
#

no

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The absolute value of x, otherwise written as $|x|$, is defined as $|x|=x$ if $x\geq 0$ and $|x|=-x$ if $x<0$

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
#

So 0?

upbeat gorge
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So |0| =0, |1|=1, |-1|=1

alpine sable
#

Wait that would be 1?

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Im confused

upbeat gorge
upbeat gorge
alpine sable
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Oh ok

upbeat gorge
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So in this case if |x|<3 then x must be between -3 and 3, EXCLUSIVE

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Meaning -3 and 3 themselves don’t count

alpine sable
#

Ok so, the opposite is - 3 and the biggest number is 3

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Correct?

upbeat gorge
alpine sable
#

So - 2 and 2?

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Since you said that they dont count

upbeat gorge
#

You have to write it as -3<x<3

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Because decimals, fractions, and irrationals exist

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Too many real numbers fit in that interval

alpine sable
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Ok

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Which sides are these from the angle P

upbeat gorge
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Is PQR right?

alpine sable
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yes

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This is the hypotenuse

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but it's hard to see the others

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can somebody help me?

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Kristian wants to buy a bicycle for DKK 4,995. He does not have the money, but he can either borrow it from his big sister, who must have 10% interest when he pays the money back, or from the bicycle dealer. At the bicycle dealer, he must pay DKK 1,500 in payment and then pay DKK 350 per month for 12 months. Which loan offer is the cheapest?

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thats my question

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and i need help ):

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i also need to explain the calculation

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benyt renteformlen

#

@alpine sable

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what

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1500 + 12 * 350

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  • 12?
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danish?

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how did u know that

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yes

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because I'm from Denmark as well

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and it says DKK

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oh

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nice

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hej

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hej

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men

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jeg har brug for hjælp lol

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kan jeg godt dm dig det?

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nej bare snak her

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altså spørgsmålet på dansk.

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ok

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jeg sender den som er på dansk

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ok?

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okay

#

Kristian vil købe en cykel for 4.995 kr. Han har ikke pengene, men han kan enten låne dem af sin storesøster, som skal have 10% i rente, når han betaler pengene tilbage, eller hos cykelhandleren. Hos cykelhandleren skal han give 1.500 kr. i udbetaling og derefter betale 350 kr. om måneden i 12 måneder. Hvilket lånetilbud er det billigste?

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jeg skal også have udregningen af det der.

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Mange tak hvis du kan hjælpe mig

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jeg er rigtig dum i matematik loL

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Ja samme her

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Hvilken klasse går du i?

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Ved cykelhandleren er det 1500 + 350 * 12 = 5700 kroner

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Renformlen er K_n = K_0 * (1 + r)^n

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jeg går i 7 klasse

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4995 * (1 + 0,10)^1

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Tror det er sådan

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Cykelhandleren = 1500 + 350 * 12 = 5700 kroner
Hos storesøsteren = 4995 * (1 + 0,10)^1 = 5494.5 kroner

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men

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hvad er

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(1 + 0,10)^1

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loLLL

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wtf

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K_n er resultatet, K_0 er startværdien, r er stigningen pr. år (i decimaler; altså bliver 2% til 0,02), og n er antallet af år der går.

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Hos storesøsteren er lånetilbuddet det billigste

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kan du ikke bare give mig en anden udregning istedet for (1 + 0,10)^1

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pls

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det er confusing.

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Det er formlen for udregning af renter

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Der er ikke andre

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um

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REEEEEEEEEEE

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$Renteformlen = K_n = K_0 * (1 + r)^n$

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
#

jeg har ikke lært det der

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så hvis læreren spørger mig havd det er

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så er jeg fucked

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fordi vi har ikke lært det der (1 + 0,10)^1

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det er confusing for mig

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jeg skipper bare

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opgavet

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;-;

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okay kan prøve igen

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nej vent

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hvad

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jeg gider ikke skrive det der (1 + 0,10)^1

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jeg vil skrive udregningen på en anden måde

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f

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vent

tender urchin
#

Is this channel being used??

alpine sable
#

yes

tender urchin
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Ok

alpine sable
#

okay glem det der

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ok jeg skipper

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Nej, det er ikke en god ide

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Matematik er opbygget sådan at opgaverne bliver sværere og sværere og forholder sig til de opgaver du tidligere har løst

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jamen

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jeg ved ikke hvad jeg skal

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loL

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det er svært

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$Renteformlen = K_n = K_0 * (1 + r)^n$

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
#

nah

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$K_0$

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
#

Hvad er K_0 her?

#

jeg ved det ikke

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Hvis K_0 er startværdien, hvad er K_0 så?

#

Kristian vil købe en cykel for 4.995 kr. Han har ikke pengene, men han kan enten låne dem af sin storesøster, som skal have 10% i rente, når han betaler pengene tilbage, eller hos cykelhandleren. Hos cykelhandleren skal han give 1.500 kr. i udbetaling og derefter betale 350 kr. om måneden i 12 måneder. Hvilket lånetilbud er det billigste?

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Hvad er startværdien?

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fweji0fweji9wef

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ved ikke

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bro slår snart mit hoved ind i muren

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hvor mange penge starter han med

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hvad vil han købe en cykel for, hvor mange penge?

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@alpine sable hvor mange penge vil han købe en cykel for

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står på første linje

gray gorge
#

🇩🇰

alpine sable
#

Can someone help this guy?

#

Kristian wants to buy a bicycle for DKK 4,995. He does not have the money, but he can either borrow it from his big sister, who must have 10% interest when he pays the money back, or from the bicycle dealer. At the bicycle dealer, he must pay DKK 1,500 in payment and then pay DKK 350 per month for 12 months. Which loan offer is the cheapest?

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With this assignment ^^

gray gorge
#

Wait, you can borrow money from bicycle dealers in Denmark?

#

Fierce competition for Danish banks

alpine sable
#

Weird init

gray gorge
#

However

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The question poses it as if you're paying the dealer in separate installments

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Which is something decisively different from borrowing money due to the (seeming?) lack of interest

alpine sable
#

I think the problem is that he doesn't understand the interest rate formula

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@alpine sable Hvormeget kan man få at 253.000 kr hvis man får 12,5% af det?

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Hvordan kan jeg finde ud af det?

last root
#

can you apply the divergence theorem to a surface integral along a surface which doesn't encompass a volume, like for example a hemisphere?

alpine sable
#

if i added 9 and mod 10 what would be the answer

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how do u solve it

ocean sealBOT
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2263105026747

regal pumice
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Fermat's last theorem: Are a and b allowed to be the same?

lyric bramble
sullen nova
#

Hello

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Direct: He said to me, “You are not a genius.”
Indirect: He told me that I am not a genius.

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Why not He told me that I was not a genius?

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<@&286206848099549185>

alpine sable
#

Because you never use two past tense verbs together

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For example, my dad used to DRINK not my dad used to drank

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Although he told me that I was not a genius is used very commonly and is acceptable in daily life

sullen nova
#

I thought simple present tense is changed simple past tense in indirect speech

alpine sable
#

Yes but this is part of the dialogue

sullen nova
#

What is the dialogue?

alpine sable
#

“You are not a genius”

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Only the tense of when the dialogue is said is changed

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The dialogue remains untouched in terms of tense

sullen nova
#

But this

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Direct: He said, “I am a Cash of Clans player.” (present indefinite)
Indirect: He said that he was a Cash of Clans player.” (changes to past indefinite)

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This one changes the tense

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And not the first example?

alpine sable
#

No actually I think the first example should be he told me that I was not a genius

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I mixed up the rules the dialogues change too

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Like he said “I am going” changes to he said that he was going

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Bruh my English skills are rlly rusty id recommended asking for help from a reliable source

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Literally haven’t talked to anyone since the pandemic lmao

hushed hill
#

Hello I would like some help on my homework i am working on functions and i dont really understand what a function is may somebody please explain?

earnest panther
#

Functions are mathematical objects that take an input, or several inputs, and give an output based on the input given, often performing mathematical operations on the input.

For example, the function:
f(x) = x + 5
is a function that has one input: x, and gives an output which is the input plus 5.
For example, if you take 2 as an input, the output is:
f(2) = 2 + 5 = 7.
(The output is 7.)

hushed hill
#

ok thank you

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how would i go ab solving this

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Which of the sets of ordered pairs represents a function?

A = {(−4, 5), (1, −1), (2, −2), (2, 3)}

B = {(2, 2), (3, −2), (9, 3), (9, −3)}

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acc nvm i think i got it

alpine sable
#

None right?

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Cos the same input has two outputs

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And a relation is a function only when every input has a unique output

hollow harness
hushed hill
#

thats what i was thnking

alpine sable
ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
#

Eller 253.000 / 8

alpine sable
#

Calculate both the missing side lengths in both triangles with cos or sin.

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I did this for the side a

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sin(56,31) = 3,61/x
x * sin(56,31) = 3,61
x = 3,61/sin(56,31)
a = 4,33

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But it seems incorrect as the hypotenuse is always the biggest side

unreal marsh
echo pike
#

I need sine help

echo pike
#

<@&286206848099549185>

alpine sable
#

Yo, so my assignment is I have to find the missing sides...
I'm trying to find start off by finding the side a and using sin for that. The formula to find the side a with sin is:
c * sin(V) = a

The problem is that there isn't a number for the side c, what do I do here?

austere pagoda
#

its a right triangle

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@alpine sable

alpine sable
#

Yes

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Oh

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wait

austere pagoda
#

which means you know all 3 angles

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so u can find all 3 sides

alpine sable
#

C is the hypotenuse

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I'm acc dumb

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They just changed the numbers

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Or what

austere pagoda
#

uhh idk wdym

alpine sable
#

How can you know which one that is b and a

austere pagoda
#

im pretty sure c is always the longest side

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or wait nah

alpine sable
#

yeys

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no

austere pagoda
#

idk all i know is that if u have all 3 angles

alpine sable
#

c is always the longest side

austere pagoda
#

u can find all the sides

alpine sable
#

how

austere pagoda
#

pretty sure theres a formula

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hol up

alpine sable
#

hm

austere pagoda
#

law of sines

alpine sable
#

it says

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c * sin(V) = a

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do I just do

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3,61 * sin(56,31) = a

austere pagoda
#

that seems about right

#

what does that give you

alpine sable
#

3.00

austere pagoda
#

so ur saying

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the side =3

alpine sable
#

that sounds right tho

#

yh

austere pagoda
#

well it would work

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based off proportions

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so im pretty sure u got it right

alpine sable
#

I'm saying that

austere pagoda
#

okay yea

alpine sable
#

But now c

austere pagoda
#

that seems about right

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sah cah toa

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thats easy now

alpine sable
#

we use sin

#

again

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well we have to find

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either b or a

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well acc a

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so sin and a

austere pagoda
#

8u already have a

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isnt there a formula where u take thea angle over the side

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becuase u have eveything u need

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im pretty sure theres a formula

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i just dont know what ur cirriculum is

alpine sable
#

wait

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no

#

thats incorrect

#

hold up

#

the problem is there aint a formula to find the side b with s

austere pagoda
#

u already have side b

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dont you

alpine sable
#

bro i dont think u know how this works

austere pagoda
#

???

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on the picture

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you have the value of side b

alpine sable
#

no

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it's like this

austere pagoda
#

okay well how was i supposed to kn-ow u switched it

alpine sable
#

<@&286206848099549185>

austere pagoda
#

why are u switcing the sides

alpine sable
#

it's always like that

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c is always the hypotenuse

lost steeple
#

I'm pretty sure it's the opposite of the vertex

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the written part is ccorreccct

austere pagoda
#

his writing or what was there

lost steeple
#

what was there

austere pagoda
#

lmfao

lost steeple
#

What do you need help with

austere pagoda
#

thats what i was saying

alpine sable
#

F

lost steeple
#

What are you trying to do\

alpine sable
lost steeple
#

Ok so what you can do

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is find the angle c

alpine sable
#

Ye

#

s

lost steeple
#

remember triangle 180 - 56.31 - 90

alpine sable
#

180 - 90 - 56,31

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ik

lost steeple
#

ye

alpine sable
#

thats the angle of c

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but thats the easy part

lost steeple
#

Then you the sine law

#

The ratio between anggle to side should be the same in sine law

#

so sin(B) / b = sin(A) / a = sin(C) / c

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which means sin(90) / 3,61 = sin(56,31) / a = sin(C) / c

#

so actually you don't even need angle c

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sin(90) / 3,61 = sin(56,31) / a

alpine sable
#

ok listen up

lost steeple
#

so...

#

?

alpine sable
#

So I started finding side a (listed the side in the pic to clear up confusion)
I used the sin relation, which you have to do in this case. So I did:
3,61 * sin(56,31) = 3 = side a

However, now it got confusing, because I have to find side b, and I have side a and c right now, so what do I do now?

lost steeple
#

so you need to find c?

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the side c

alpine sable
#

no

lost steeple
#

you said you found side a

alpine sable
#

it's like this,

lost steeple
#

I think your labeling may not be to the diaggram

alpine sable
#

I need to find b

lost steeple
#

why not keep the same labelingg

alpine sable
#

u can't

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c is always the hypotenuse

lost steeple
#

that's not true but ok we can work with that

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so you have side c and a

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you can solve for b using either sine law

alpine sable
#

well,

#

it doesn't work if u do it like u do

lost steeple
#

or you can use Pythagorean theorm

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a^2 + b^2 = c^2

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and solve algebraically

alpine sable
#

ion think we have to use Pythagorean here as that's not what the assignment says

lost steeple
#

Well it's a valid option but if it restricts you from doing that then

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Use the sine law

alpine sable
#

The rules of finding side b
c * cos(V) = b
a / tan(V) = b

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well, i dont see sin here

lost steeple
#

sin(56,31) / b = sin(90) / 3,61

alpine sable
#

so thats not true

lost steeple
#

You have to realize the variable could be anything

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just because you don't see b doesn't mean it doesn't work

alpine sable
#

oh my

#

Look at this

lost steeple
alpine sable
#

The side a
c * sin(V) = a
b * tan(V) = a

The side b
c * cos(V) = b
a / tan(V) = b

The side c
a / sin(V) = c
b / cos(V) = c

lost steeple
#

Actually if you want just plug the known sides into a triangle calculator

alpine sable
lost steeple
#

just a question is that 5631 or 56.31

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Well those are the answers, if you did the sine law like I said you'd also get thhe same answer

alpine sable
#

brb

lost steeple
#

sin(33.69) / a = sin(90) / 3.61
sin(33.69) = 0.27700831a
0.554699216 = 0.27700831a
a = 2.00246417

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same as the calculator showed

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anyay gl

alpine sable
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Hi is this available

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But I don’t know what those parallel lines create

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I think it’s congruent with AA

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<@&286206848099549185>

frank elk
#

help ping

alpine sable
#

Go other channel

rigid smelt
#

And the parallel lines create similar triangles

alpine sable
#

wdym I haven’t used that ping at all

#

What type of angle tho

rigid smelt
#

Which gives you a very famous identity known as thales theorem, which states Ad/AB = AE/AC = DE/BC

alpine sable
#

Corresponding, alt int or ext?

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idk that theorem bro

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I’m only a 9 grade

rigid smelt
#

Sure, im just letting you know

alpine sable
#

But what does it similar with AA

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Like I know one is reflexive

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But the other is I don’t know

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What does the parallel line create

rigid smelt
#

use corresponding angles

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To prove

gray isle
#

seems you know some terms related to parallel lines.
if you don't know which one to apply here, reread the definition

alpine sable
#

Where should I draw correspondin angles

alpine sable
gray isle
#

there should be nice diagrams showing those types of angles

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and it should be clear what you have when comparing them to what you have in the question

alpine sable
#

Should I put the corresponding angles on

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E and C

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Parallel lines is the only thing I don’t get about this topic

rigid smelt
#

There are two E angles

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Name them appropriately to not confuse anyone

alpine sable
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I don’t know bro pls help

rigid smelt
#

Do you mean AED or DEC

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I cant know which angle you are talking about

alpine sable
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No that’s not it

gray isle
#

are you familiar with the 3 point labelling system?

alpine sable
#

The triangles are

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ADE

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abc

gray isle
#

to unambiguously label angles

alpine sable
#

Notice how they both share same angle name A

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That’s the reflexive one

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But I don’t know the other congruent angles they have that makes them similar

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I only need one more and I’m done with this question

gray isle
#

should I put the corresponding angles on
E and C
be more clear about which angle at E you mean

alpine sable
#

Bro there’s only one angle E

#

Look

rigid smelt
#

I can assure you there are two

alpine sable
#

I’m just gonna take a guess here ff

#

How

gray isle
#

theres a point E,
and at E there are multiple angles

alpine sable
gray isle
#

yes

alpine sable
#

Bro then pls tell me

gray isle
#

we've been trying to lead you to what you need to do

alpine sable
#

Wait tel me the answer

#

Is it corresponding?

#

Or what

#

Alr int ? Or XY

#

Ext

gray isle
#

we've implied that corresponding would be appropriate here however

theres a point E,
and at E there are multiple angles
Name them appropriately to not confuse anyone
are you familiar with the 3 point labelling system?

alpine sable
#

So is it

#

Wait

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Supplementary?

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Angle

gray isle
#

taking this to a ridiculous level. if you just say angle Z, noone will know which angle you're refering to

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just like in this case, if you say angle E, we have nfi which angle you're referring to

alpine sable
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Bro give me the answer and tell me the lesson after

sick palm
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dude

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its their job to help you

alpine sable
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But I don’t. Understand it without the answer

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It’s like a missing puzzle

sick palm
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not give u the answer. if you cant understand the problem. learn the basics of it.

rigid smelt
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Pretty sure you wont understand it with the answer

gray isle
sick palm
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idk how u can ever get help then bub

gray isle
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so much shit around E

alpine sable
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But the triangle are