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golden nymph
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If you check for integer r

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Sorry internet suddenly stopeod

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Back again

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Idk if there are cases where rational r’s are accepted but let’s not risk it

arctic wren
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is this channel free ?

finite breach
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i got 1/96

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which

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doesnt seem right?

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i feel like there should be more

harsh belfry
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lol the genshin refeence

alpine sable
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would this not be right??

golden nymph
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Simplify

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And rationalize the denominator

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I think the computer doesn’t recognize it as the answer saved

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1,1,1
1,2,4
1,3,9
2,2,2
2,4,8
3,3,3
3,6,12
4,4,4
4,6,9
5,5,5
6,6,6
7,7,7
8,8,8
9,9,9
10,10,10
11,11,11
12,12,12

alpine sable
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hmm alright thank you

golden nymph
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Considering when I go descending I have those but not the all repeated in account so times 2 minus 12 and I have 17*2-12=22

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Out of 12^3=

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,calc 12^3

ocean sealBOT
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Result:

1728
golden nymph
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So

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,calc 22/1728

ocean sealBOT
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Result:

0.012731481481481
golden nymph
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,w 22/1728

golden nymph
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I hope I am correct

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,calc 1728/96

ocean sealBOT
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Result:

18
alpine sable
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i am bad at exponents pls help

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send the q

silver bear
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How to do #4?

golden nymph
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You will need a rational r in the cases where your first term is a multiple of a perfect square (4, 8, 9 and 12 but half of them are just two big)

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Lol I didn’t take lines in cartesian form

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Or actually

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Set the three expressions equal to each other as equal to t

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And for each expression isolate the variable

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That way you get an expression for each variable in t

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Which is basically your vector equation of the line

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I think you can continue from there?

silver bear
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So set the first 3 equation equal to t right?

golden nymph
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Don’t kill me please I only watch jojo I didn’t watch any other anime

silver bear
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That part I get

golden nymph
silver bear
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Then how do u determine if they are perpendicular

golden nymph
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Can you continue from having the vector equation of lines?

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Or do you need help after that

silver bear
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I forgot the vector equations lol

golden nymph
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??

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After getting the vector equation of the lines

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The line it contains

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Just plug in two random values of t to get two points on the plane lol

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And for the perpendicular line

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The direction vector is the normal vector of the plane

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Do you need more help

silver bear
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Ok I got it

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Ty

golden nymph
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Looking at question 3

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There is an evil way to transform the cartesian equations to vector

silver bear
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Ah shit

golden nymph
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You can choose two values of x and solve for the other variables

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That way you have two points on the line so you can do the parametric then the vector

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But yeah you’re welcome

hollow dagger
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hi so this isnt homework or anything im just genuinely lazy rn

golden nymph
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Lazy doing what

hollow dagger
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so for every 2 tablespoons of sour cream has 2 grams of carbs in it, how many grams of carbs would there be in a cup\

golden nymph
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Lazy to do the not-homework?

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Oh lol that’s defo not hw

hollow dagger
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i dont have hw today was my third day of school 😭

golden nymph
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,w cups in tablespoons

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Your answer is 16

hollow dagger
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omg

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ty lol

golden nymph
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And this is why you don’t press more

hollow dagger
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i didnt 🖐️

golden nymph
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I hope you make a delicious meal

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Or a healthy one

golden nymph
silver bear
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@golden nymph don’t worry, u not a weeb yet

golden nymph
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That was a bit late but ok

proven adder
golden nymph
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No

proven adder
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yes

golden nymph
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I don’t even know what the operations in hamburger mean

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Can you multiply sets by numbers or wtf is happening

proven adder
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math

fair osprey
# proven adder

? Is this math?
The only th8ngs I can tell are that grape=1 cookie=2, hamburger = z/2z?

remote temple
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2 numbers that multiply to 60 and add to -7

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impossible?

proven adder
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its my math

alpine sable
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can someon help me with the answer

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Pls

terse wren
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wat

proven adder
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i havnt learned what to do with the squared, all ik is that you need to multiply the 2 by both terms (4d2) and (d2)

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dk if that helps

zinc zephyr
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squared is multiplying the number by itself a number to times

proven adder
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ik thats what u do when its not squared

zinc zephyr
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for example

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lets say 2²

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so 2*2 = 4

proven adder
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ik

zinc zephyr
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if 2³

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its 2*2*2

proven adder
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i was talking about the 2 in front of the bracket

buoyant kayak
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hol up

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how did you do two asterisks and not have it italicize

proven adder
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hes a baller

zinc zephyr
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like this

buoyant kayak
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i see

zinc zephyr
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without

buoyant kayak
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2*2*2

zinc zephyr
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*with*

buoyant kayak
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yoo

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insane

zinc zephyr
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true

analog plinth
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anyone here know discrete math

buoyant kayak
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i'm sure there's quite a few

chrome skiff
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What is the difference between determinants and matrixes?

oak chasm
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A determinant is a scalar and a matrix isn't.

elfin fiber
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hey

pearl wraith
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guys how do i solve this for each individual square

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i got to the vertex of the entire area

chrome skiff
pearl wraith
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but i dont know how to get the perimeter of each individual square

lean night
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can i ask the question here?

oak chasm
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@chrome skiff Yes.

lean night
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can someone help me find this answer?, find f(4+h) base of this example, i got struggle 😦

glass lichen
alpine sable
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can someone explain to me how to find the answer to this?

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i feel like this is a super easy question

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im just dumb

ancient saddle
# alpine sable

Hello, try drawing the number line and put E at 1. Then draw a point G that is 9 units away of E, at what position is this point?

alpine sable
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oh so it is super easy lol

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hey guys quick q

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Two scales were used to measure the weight of a rock. The result from the first scale is 25±0.3, and the result from the second scale is 27±0.1. Which scale is more accurate?

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i think the first is more accurate and the second is more precise

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can someone confirm pls

chrome skiff
glass lichen
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... what?

half delta
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can some one explain how to do the 2nd question;-;

glass lichen
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I mean, of course matrices are used in science, you can write systems of DEs as matrices, test independence via Wronskian matrix

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It's used in DE and MultiVar stuff

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Which is very applicable to science

chrome skiff
alpine sable
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can bias be negative?

oak chasm
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Accuracy is how close the measurement is to the true value.

elfin fiber
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can someone pls help

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with question 13..

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PPL

fair osprey
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I tried to help in DM’s, but idk how to explain how 13 works (I’m thinking 4:3 as ratio, then add them bc it’s a “segment”. Divide 28 by 7, and it’s 4. Multiply result by 4 and by 3 for wins and loses but it’s just how I do stuff)

elfin fiber
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yeahh

fair osprey
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You pinte s a person, not the helper role xD

elfin fiber
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oh no

tranquil tulip
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a) 3/7 = x/28

elfin fiber
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how

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what'

tranquil tulip
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because if you win 4/7 games that means you lose 3/7

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and if you play 28 games you don’t know how many games you lose so that’s what x is

elfin fiber
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well

tranquil tulip
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because if you win 4/7 games that means you lost 3/7

fair osprey
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No ties

wary stream
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Pay attention

elfin fiber
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oh

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u simplify?

wary stream
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$$\frac{4}{7} + \frac{x}{7} = \frac{7}{7}$$

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What is x?

ocean sealBOT
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dldh06

wary stream
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Where 4/7 is the amount of games won

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And x/7 is amount lost

elfin fiber
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oh

fair osprey
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To find that do 7-4

elfin fiber
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4?

wary stream
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7 - 4= 4?

fair osprey
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Subtracting fractions, you leave the denominator (I think it’s the right term) alone if it’s the same

elfin fiber
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i multiplied it

wary stream
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Why?

elfin fiber
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3

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cuz i thought u simplify

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but

wary stream
fair osprey
elfin fiber
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oh

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ok

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but why the answer says 12??

wary stream
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Because it's not done yet

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How many games did the team lose?

fair osprey
elfin fiber
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what to do?

wary stream
fair osprey
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Wait, explain step by step/how you think when you solve this or try to solve it

For every 6 red beads, there are 2 blue beads. How many blue beads are there if there are 24 beads in total?

elfin fiber
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what math? bruh

alpine sable
# elfin fiber 5?

That would require there to be more than 12 red beads, which is impossible

elfin fiber
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oh

wary stream
alpine sable
fair osprey
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I meant 24, typo

wary stream
elfin fiber
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ohh

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i was likeee

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ok well

alpine sable
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@elfin fiber now solve it

elfin fiber
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i jus wrote the answer no idea

elfin fiber
alpine sable
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If its 24

elfin fiber
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12?

fair osprey
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||(How I would solve this.

  1. Add the 2 beads, for total beads ratio thing, idk name
    You get 8
  2. Divide 24 by 8, to see how many fit into it. Also, tells you how many to multiply by
    You get 3
  3. Multiply what you got (3) but the number of beads per set of beads.(2 blue)
    You get 6
    Equations:
    2:6, 2+6=8
    24/8=3
    3*2=6)||
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It’s how I think it could be solved

elfin fiber
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u tell me how to solve 13 plsss

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why u teeling me this

alpine sable
# elfin fiber 12?

Is there are are 12 blue beads, then there will be (6*12)/2 red beads, so no

wary stream
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And math

fair osprey
elfin fiber
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idk broooooo

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ugh

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fuck it

alpine sable
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@elfin fiber if you are just told directly how, what will you do when you have to solve a similar question

elfin fiber
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true

undone isle
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schrodinger spitting facts!!!!

elfin fiber
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but idk how to do it??

vivid anvil
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The answer’s “-0”(/s)

elfin fiber
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BRUH

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stop annoying me and get out

fair osprey
alpine sable
# elfin fiber but idk how to do it??

If there are 2 blue beads per 6 red beads, then the ratio is 2:6, the total sum of both integers in the ratio has to be 24 because there are 24 beads in total, so what do you have to multiply the ratio by in order to make the sum of both integers 24?

elfin fiber
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ok

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idk

alpine sable
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You literally just add the values in the ratio together and divided it by 24

elfin fiber
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that is hard

alpine sable
wary stream
# elfin fiber idk

You honestly need to review basic math. If you don't even understand how to divide, that's just bad

elfin fiber
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ik how to divide

alpine sable
elfin fiber
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.....

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ik how to do it bruh

undone isle
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lol

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shrodinger spitting facts ngl

alpine sable
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Im just not sure what you dont understand

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I have told you exactly what to do

fair osprey
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Maybe go on khan academy, and do a I think 4th to 6th grade math review course ?

alpine sable
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I think that naos problem is comprehension

fair osprey
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Does anyone know an alternative way to explain it?

wary stream
earnest rover
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quick question.

f(11) doesnt exist right!? Since 11 is not included

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please

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like thats all

earnest rover
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ik im interrrupting but its so quick

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FUCK

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NOBODY WANTS TO HELP LOL

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just so quick i swear

wary stream
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It is busy

earnest rover
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ok fine

alpine sable
alpine sable
wary stream
fair osprey
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@elfin fiber do these

  1. Add 2 and 6
  2. Divide 24 by the sum that you got
  3. Multiply the blue beads and red beads separately with the product you got from step 2
    (2 blue per 6 red)
elfin fiber
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why do i needa do that?

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it's not even the ques

fair osprey
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Ik it’s not

alpine sable
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It is

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Its just rephrased

fair osprey
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But I’m trying to teach you how to solve it

wary stream
ocean sealBOT
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dldh06

alpine sable
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@elfin fiber do you know what a ratio is?

wary stream
alpine sable
fair osprey
alpine sable
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@elfin fiber do you know what a ratio is

civic ruin
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does he not know how to do it

elfin fiber
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so the division part is 3?

alpine sable
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Meaning...

civic ruin
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congratulations

elfin fiber
civic ruin
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sorry dumbass

alpine sable
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nao: 🧠

undone isle
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derkek!!! hello!!!

wary stream
alpine sable
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@elfin fiber 24/8=3, but what does that mean in regards to the question?

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If you dont understand this, it is useless

fair osprey
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(Nao what are your pronouns? If you are ok with me using them)

elfin fiber
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she/her

alpine sable
elfin fiber
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honestly

wary stream
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jk

civic ruin
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damn bro these really hurting my brain

elfin fiber
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these two aren't even helping

alpine sable
elfin fiber
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idk why they're here

wary stream
elfin fiber
alpine sable
fair osprey
elfin fiber
alpine sable
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What's the answer to x^2-12x+52=0

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I'm having trouble using the quadratic formula

wary stream
alpine sable
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Oh whats a non taken channel

wary stream
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Don't do people's work

elfin fiber
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WTF

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HUN

idle tusk
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Okay.

elfin fiber
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AU DID THE WRONG QUES

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IMAO

wary stream
fair osprey
idle tusk
elfin fiber
elfin fiber
wary stream
plush herald
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Hello

elfin fiber
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now that's called helping

wary stream
alpine sable
fair osprey
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Nao, you need to learn how to do them or else you won’t know on a test

wary stream
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It's called giving answers

elfin fiber
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jk

wary stream
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And we are not chegg

plush herald
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Can someone help me?

wary stream
undone isle
plush herald
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Ok

elfin fiber
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i'm jk

elfin fiber
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since ur so annoying

undone isle
fair osprey
elfin fiber
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um

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ok HELP PLS

fair osprey
vague iris
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hello. do i need to subtract the expenses to the profit?

fair osprey
vague iris
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ohh sorry

elfin fiber
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how

alpine sable
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Wdym "how do I do 3"

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What do you do with the 3 that you got from 24/8?

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Is that what you're asking?

elfin fiber
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i got 3

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multiply

fair osprey
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Yeah, but schrodinger is asking what is means in context of question

elfin fiber
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what r the amount of beats again?

civic ruin
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isnt it your question

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shouldnt you know that

alpine sable
elfin fiber
elfin fiber
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6 and 18?

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idk

alpine sable
fair osprey
alpine sable
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What is the ratio?

elfin fiber
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6:18?

alpine sable
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Im so happy i could cry

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I never thought this day would come

elfin fiber
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ok

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loll

fair osprey
alpine sable
elfin fiber
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ok

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lol

alpine sable
elfin fiber
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2/6?

alpine sable
elfin fiber
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wait

fair osprey
alpine sable
elfin fiber
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oh

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ok

alpine sable
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But the question doesnt ask her to simplify

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She needs to finish solving the question

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Simplifyinf would revert her progress

elfin fiber
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6?

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was it?

fair osprey
elfin fiber
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okk

fair osprey
elfin fiber
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so

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i'm doing 13 now

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i don't have enough time

fair osprey
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Ok...

elfin fiber
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loll

alpine sable
elfin fiber
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so um'

fair osprey
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Go step by step

elfin fiber
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for 13 a

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ok'

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what

vague iris
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hello. do i need to subtract the expenses to the profit?

fair osprey
civic ruin
vague iris
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im writing a function

civic ruin
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i still dont know

wary stream
civic ruin
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net profit?

alpine sable
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4-2+63(524)

wary stream
alpine sable
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no

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pemdas

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or some shit

wary stream
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Yes

vague iris
fair osprey
alpine sable
wary stream
alpine sable
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@vague iris i already answered your question in #help-9

fair osprey
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@elfin fiber how is 13a going?

daring prawn
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hello WTF are taylor series and why do trig ratios use them

wary stream
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You can Google it

elfin fiber
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ok

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um

elfin fiber
wary stream
fair osprey
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Try to? Isn’t it due tomrow

elfin fiber
elfin fiber
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I'M DED

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OMG

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oh god

fair osprey
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So try to do it?

elfin fiber
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ok

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idk

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can u tell me the steps

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pl

fair osprey
wary stream
elfin fiber
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noo

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well i will obvi understand

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after u tell me the steps

wary stream
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No you won't

fair osprey
elfin fiber
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i will

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and i did

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before

wary stream
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We tell you how to do it and you still don't understand

fair osprey
elfin fiber
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yes ik

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but the ques is diff

fair osprey
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Or try solving this instead of 13 a first

2lakes per 4oceans on earth. If there are 18 total bodies of water(oceans of lakes), how many are lake

elfin fiber
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ok

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ok

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so

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i'm copy answers

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idk

fair osprey
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...

elfin fiber
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yeah

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sorry

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i jus give up

fair osprey
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You won’t know how to solve these on tests, in the future though

elfin fiber
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is it 4/7??

fair osprey
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?

elfin fiber
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jus tell me a pls

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and i'll figure out the rest

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pls pls pls

fair osprey
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?

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A what

elfin fiber
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13 a

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loll

wary stream
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We no tell you answer

elfin fiber
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ik the answer

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but tell me how to do it pls

wary stream
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That's your job to figure out

elfin fiber
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noooo

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idkk

fair osprey
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Do you learn better with visuals?

elfin fiber
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yeah

fair osprey
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Give me like 5 mins

elfin fiber
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k

fair osprey
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That help?

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@elfin fiber

elfin fiber
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yeahh

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i got itt

fair osprey
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Can you make a diagram like that for the beads question?

night sinew
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how does x = 2 - |y| equal to two intercepts?

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for y

elfin fiber
night sinew
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oh sorry

fair osprey
elfin fiber
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help with 15 pls

fair osprey
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You should be able to do it with the same way you did ratios

elfin fiber
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kk

fair osprey
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And how you find equivalent fractions

elfin fiber
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howw

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what

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show me ex pls

fair osprey
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Just try to solve it first

elfin fiber
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i did

fair osprey
fair osprey
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Explain it step by step

clever linden
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can someone help?

elfin fiber
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no

elfin fiber
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it's

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the ques so confusing

fair osprey
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Make a ratios with 3 numbers using 300 250 and 100

elfin fiber
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ok

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300:250:100???

wary stream
elfin fiber
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pls quick

fair osprey
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Now make an equivalent ratio, where the first one (300) is 900 instead

elfin fiber
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how?

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is it 900?

frozen mortar
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hi

elfin fiber
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OH GOD

wary stream
elfin fiber
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how do i do it in lowest terms?

fair osprey
fair osprey
elfin fiber
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divided?

fair osprey
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Eg. 60:55:7 but 60 is 120 instead.
120 divided by 60 is 2 so I multiply all others by 2
55 * 2 = 110
7 * 2 = 14
120:110:14

elfin fiber
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how is that 120?

fair osprey
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🤦‍♀️ ?

elfin fiber
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hm

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oh

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k

alpine sable
elfin fiber
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100 would be 200??

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@fair osprey

fair osprey
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?

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There’s no100

fair osprey
elfin fiber
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nvm

elfin fiber
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i got it

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divide by 10 and then 5 ig

alpine sable
elfin fiber
alpine sable
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"accidentally"

elfin fiber
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yeah i mean

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i knew it wasn't a thing but

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idk my brain

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@fair osprey 17 pls

dapper siren
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what's 1+1? please help

ionic perch
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i only know 9+10 = 21

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💀

dapper siren
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I fogor💀

undone isle
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meep you to secksy

alpine sable
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@elfin fiber you should be able yo solve these yourself by now, we have given you the methodology required

elfin fiber
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yeah i did it

alpine sable
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Look back on past advice, and use it to get the answer to this question

elfin fiber
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I'M DONE

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YESSS

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lolll

alpine sable
fringe robin
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#friends with benefitsnootlikethis

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take h=2 for a?

alpine sable
violet panther
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I don’t know how to draw the graph

onyx hare
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is this channel occupied?

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cause i need help

alpine sable
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Why is the first entry point of 3A = 6?

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Shouldnt it be 12?

alpine nacelle
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it should yeah

alpine sable
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And -2 next to 4?

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Is this a typo? Or mistake?

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Or am i missing a concept

alpine nacelle
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the "solution" seems completely off

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it is randomly the right entry or not

alpine sable
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Interesting okay

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Thank you

gloomy dew
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help im confused

elfin fiber
tough hatch
violet panther
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Could someone help me to find k???

quartz oxide
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Just substitute in the expressions for h

violet panther
quartz oxide
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for example, h(t+1)=30(1.65)^(t+1)

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Oh you just made a mistake simplifying

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Look closely when simplifying the fraction

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Of course the 30 cancels out, but what about the (1.65) terms?

twin island
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how do u get good at math...

violet panther
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Ohhh I think I got it!

quartz oxide
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Good

violet panther
violet panther
rocky garnet
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this can help you in the long run like calculus and advanced algebra

sterile heath
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Hi

rustic rock
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oof

split slate
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What exactly am I doing wrong for this question?

alpine sable
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show work.

split slate
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$\frac{a}{\sin{(A)}}=\frac{b}{\sin{(B)}}\\therefore a=\frac{8\times\sin{(38^{\circ})}}{\sin{(43^{\circ})}}$

ocean sealBOT
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HappyAlt

split slate
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Sorry, long to type out

fringe robin
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its correct

split slate
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apparantly this is the correct answer

oak chasm
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,calc 8 sin(38 degrees)/sin(43 degrees)

ocean sealBOT
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Result:

7.2218528533616
fringe robin
oak chasm
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As you can see, when you run it through a calculator, you get the answer they said, so you did the work right.

split slate
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yo wait, my scientific gave me a different answer

fringe robin
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you must have given in radians

oak chasm
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You might have it on radians mode instead of degrees mode.

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,calc 8 sin(38)/sin(43)

ocean sealBOT
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Result:

-2.8504696141438
split slate
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🤦

oak chasm
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That's what you get when your calculator is in radians mode.

split slate
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I thought that if I put in the "degree" symbol, even in radian mode, it would recognize it as one

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but I forgot, you can also express radians with a symbol

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and casio doesn't know the difference

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Thanks

oak chasm
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No problem.

rocky garnet
sterile heath
warped pine
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whats the factor of 8x³-1000?

pearl marlin
warped pine
warped pine
pearl marlin
weak cradle
warped pine
weak cradle
warped pine
pearl marlin
weak cradle
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The (2x-10) term is correct

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The other term is off in a couple of ways

warped pine
weak cradle
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That's also not quite right

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So we know that a^3-b^3=(a-b)(a^2+ab+b^2)

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What are a and b in this scenario?

warped pine
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a=2x and b=10?

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im not sure about my a and b in the problem

weak cradle
warped pine
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so we have to use
(a-b)(a²-ab+b²) right?

somber laurel
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guys what is HcF

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im Not Skilled guy

undone dock
somber laurel
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ik

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how to take HcF

undone dock
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Like find it?

somber laurel
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yep

weak cradle
undone dock
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You can use euclids algorithm

somber laurel
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bruh

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im in 7 grade

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euci what

undone dock
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Oh, find prime factorisation of the numbers using a factor tree then

warped pine
somber laurel
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ok i guess

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thanks

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for help

undone dock
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And then whatever is shared between the prime factorisation (like forexample, if they all have 2^2, 3 and 5 in common) and multiply them together. (For the same examlple, 2^2 * 3 * 5 = 60 so 60 is hcf)

undone dock
warped pine
weak cradle
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Ooh really close

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What's (2x)^2?

warped pine
weak cradle
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(2x)^2

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They're different

warped pine
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oh, 4x²

weak cradle
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Right

hot vector
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.

warped pine
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a² is 2x² ab is 2x×10 is 20x and 10² is 100
I still dont know why my 2nd term is wrong (2x²+20x+100), where did i make a mistake?

warped pine
warped pine
weak cradle
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What you said earlier

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What is a^2=(2x)^2

warped pine
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4x

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wait what

warped pine
warped sage
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hello can anyone help me with the integration of this

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these are my steps

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is it correct? if it is, I got stuck in last step

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do I integrate 1/(5^x ln(5)) too ?

oak chasm
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@warped sage If you do substitution, you need to completely switch over to the new variable.

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You still have 5ˣ in the denominator.

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You can convert that to u.

warped sage
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yeah how do I get rid of it XD

oak chasm
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u = 5ˣ + 2, right?

warped sage
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ye

oak chasm
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You're replacing 5ˣ, right?

warped sage
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yes

oak chasm
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So, solve u = 5ˣ + 2 for 5ˣ to see what to replace it with.

warped sage
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I got lost lol
how do I solve u = 5^x +2 for 5^x

oak chasm
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Do you know how to solve u = x + 2 for x?

warped sage
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you mean x = u-2 ?

oak chasm
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Right.

warped sage
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oh I see

oak chasm
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So, do the same sort of thing with u = 5ˣ + 2 for 5ˣ.

warped sage
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u-2

oak chasm
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Right, so replace 5ˣ with u - 2.

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Then it's all u and no x.

warped sage
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and do the integral of that ?

oak chasm
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Yes.

warped sage
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so it will become integral of

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oh alright thank you

oak chasm
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Right, and the 1/log(5) is a constant that can come out in front of the integral.

ocean sealBOT
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Chai T. Rex

warped sage
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hmm I think I should separate the fractions right ?

oak chasm
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Yes.

warped sage
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it becomes easier

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it looked easy but I don't know it just keeps involving more steps lol

alpine sable
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hi

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whats 1/sqrootX as not a fraction

oak chasm
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@alpine sable Sorry, this channel is busy.

alpine sable
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ok sorruy

warped sage
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it will become integral of (1/2u - 1/2u-4 )?

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I can take the 1/2 out

oak chasm
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Almost.

warped sage
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I hope I didn't mess up the sign

oak chasm
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1/(2u) - 1/(2(u + 2))

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When writing fractions in text chat, you should surround the top and bottom with parentheses unless they're a single number or single variable.

warped sage
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yeah I messed up the sign sorry

oak chasm
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And you're right about taking out the 1/2.

warped sage
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I am left with (1/(u)-1/(u+2))

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one sec

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is it ln(u) - ln( u+2) ?

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multiplied by the things I left outside

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the integral

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and never forget +c ofcourse

oak chasm
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Yes, that's right.

ocean sealBOT
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Chai T. Rex

oak chasm
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Now you just need to convert u to x.

warped sage
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ye

oak chasm
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Oh, yeah.

warped sage
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thank you a lot angellove

ocean sealBOT
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Chai T. Rex

oak chasm
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Don't forget the C.

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You're welcome.

warped sage
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yeah Never forget the C ShibaLol

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or you lose half mark

alpine sable
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What can multiply 431

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?

pastel schooner
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can someone help me understand and how to do this?

rigid smelt
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can you find the derivative of h(x)?

pastel schooner
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if x = -1 I could do -3/-3x^2

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and find the derivative of -3/-3x^2

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maybe.

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-3 / (-6x) = h'(x)

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which is 1/2x = h'(x)

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or am I flat out wrong

rigid smelt
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no, thats not really how it works

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if you plug in -1, you are basically differentiating h(-1) which is, technically speaking, a completely different function

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basically, here you just treat f(x) as a variable

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but the catch is that f(x) is dependent on x

brazen oak
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Im pretty sure you use the chain rule

rigid smelt
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so as you are differentiating with respect to x, you also have to differentiate f(x)

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which is f'(x)

brazen oak
pastel schooner
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so its f'(x) / (-6x)

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= h'(x)

rigid smelt
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you really need to be careful

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the derivative of u/v is not u'/v'

rigid smelt
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anyway, mattnye, do you know how to differentiate a rational function?

pastel schooner
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I do not I believe

rigid smelt
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quotient rule?

pastel schooner
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thats the only one I havnt studied

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i know the others ones

rigid smelt
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so you do know product rule?

pastel schooner
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yes

rigid smelt
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ok great

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do you agree that h(x)= - f(x)/3 * x^(-2)?

brazen oak
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and you know h(-1) too

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you can use the chain rule

alpine sable
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If DEF x DEF = ABCDEF

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And find each letter

golden nymph
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So each letter is a digit?

vale wigeon
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do different letters necessarily stand for the same digit?

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there is a short (ish) solution that involves modular arithmetic

golden nymph
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F can be 1, 5 or 6

vale wigeon
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if the answer to my clarifying question is yes, there is only one solution. if not, there are two.

golden nymph
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Epic

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Sooo what’s that method?

vale wigeon
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okay i kind of lied about it involving modular arithmetic

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let n = DEF, then n(n-1) must be divisible by 1000.

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so either n or n-1 is a multiple of 125, and the other must then be a multiple of 8

golden nymph
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Nani?

alpine sable
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different letter=different letter from another letter

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if like yeah

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a is 1 then 1x1

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and b cant be 1

tawny lantern
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Hi is anyone free to help me solve a question?

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How do I prove this?

oak chasm
vale wigeon
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@tawny lantern channel busy please move

vale wigeon
alpine sable
oak chasm
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Yes.

alpine sable
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so how?

oak chasm
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Well, Ann showed the way.

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f² ≡ f (mod 10)

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f² - f is a multiple of 10

alpine sable
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can this solution be a guesswork?

oak chasm
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Find all the fs that work.

alpine sable
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guess the numbers that can fit?

oak chasm
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If you want to try all 1000 defs.

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This is a shorter way.

alpine sable
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hha yeah...

oak chasm
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You then have the possibilities for fs. Then (10e + f)² - (10e + f) is a multiple of 100.

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Find all e f pairs that work.

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You then have the possibilities for efs. Then (100d + 10e + f)² - (100d + 10e + f) is a multiple of 1000.

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Combine the ef pairs with all possibilities for d.

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See which work.

alpine sable
oak chasm
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Then do def² for each to see what abcdef is.

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You'll get four defs.

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So, four abcdefs.

alpine sable
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waiiiiit

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and see which one fits?

oak chasm
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Yes, like f² - f is a multiple of 10, right?

alpine sable
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yes

oak chasm
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So, 0² - 0 = 0. That's a multiple of 10, so f can be 0.

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1¹ - 1 = 0. That's a multiple of 10, so f can be 1.

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2² - 2 = 2. That's not a multiple of 10, so f can't be 2.

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And so on.

alpine sable
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wait

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DEF works as 625

vale wigeon
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chai, how exactly did you conclude there are 4 solutions?

oak chasm
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Well, there are four solutions for f.

alpine sable
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ohhhh

oak chasm
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And then it turns out each of them has a solution for ef.

alpine sable
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i picked one and tested it

vale wigeon
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that isn't what you said at the start

oak chasm
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And so on for def.

vale wigeon
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is it?

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can you show your 4 solutions under a spoiler tag

alpine sable
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one of the 1s are 625

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625 x 625?

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think i got it

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=390625?

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DEF works perfectly

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abc=390

oak chasm
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||0,1,141376,390625||

alpine sable
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def 625

alpine sable
#

thanks chai and ann

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im new here q-q

oak chasm
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No problem.

vale wigeon
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@oak chasm those first two are not six-digit numbers

alpine sable
vale wigeon
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exactly my point, but chai seems to insist it does

oak chasm
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It depends on whether you consider it to be or not.

vale wigeon
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those two violate the convention in cryptarithm problems that the leading digit of every number involved isn't zero

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those are the grounds on which i am objecting

oak chasm
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Ahh, OK.

alpine sable
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smart vs smart?

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haha

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you 2 are smart tbh

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thx

tidal gust
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How do I prove that 3 back to back natural number's average is not a whole number

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Here is what I have come up with

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But it is not a proof IMO

vale wigeon
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if you mean the average of a, a+1 and a+2, that's just a+1

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which is a whole number always

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did you mean the average of three consecutive perfect squares?

tidal gust
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Yes my bad

vale wigeon
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okay, so your work is fine (i hope)

tidal gust
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Look at my picyure thats what I mean

vale wigeon
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you can simplify (3a^2+6a+5)/3 into a^2 + 2a + 5/3

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5/3 is not an integer while a^2 + 2a is

tidal gust
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Aahh true thanks

alpine sable
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How do I prove that a factorization of a polynomial is unique?

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I've tried to prove by contradiction but can not find a way to solve with it

golden nymph
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What do you mean by unique?

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2x^2+14x+20
=2(x^2+7x+10)
=2(x+2)(x+5)
=(2x+4)(x+5)=(x+2)(2x+10)

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Does the last two expressions act as the same thing in your argument?

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I gave an example

golden nymph
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Hmm

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Can you use the factor theorem?

alpine sable
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I will consider 2(x+2)(x+5) as the final step

golden nymph
alpine sable
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I mean p(x)=c_1*(x+k_1)(x+k_2)...(x+k_n)=c_2(x+q_1)(x+q_2)...(x+q_n) iff q_i=k_i for all i and c_1=c_2

golden nymph
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I seee

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I don’t know much about proofs but I am trying to help

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Does this statement say anything about if q_1 and q_2 for example swithced places?

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Like k_1=q_2 and k_2=q_1

alpine sable
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Yes, I think it's already well ordered

golden nymph
sacred sapphire
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you could represent 3 consecutive squares alo by (x-1)^2 +x^2 +(x+1)^2

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it cancels things out faster

alpine sable
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Whats the point of the C matrix?

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it doesnt seem to be used at all?

buoyant spindle
golden nymph
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Send somewhere else please this one’s occupied

alpine sable
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ok

golden nymph
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Guys cmon

alpine sable
golden nymph
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Lol idk what factor theorem has to do with integers

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All I know it means that roots tell us factors

alpine sable
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I mean I don't have r(x) in my representation of p(x)

golden nymph
alpine sable
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i see

golden nymph
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I hope I am helping in some way

alpine sable
golden nymph
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Umm

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What I mean is can you somehow get from the point that the roots of the polynomials don’t magically change so it would imply the same thing for the factors?

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Idk I think a more advanced person could help I guess that’s all I can suggest

alpine sable
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How about I order in a form that q_1<=q_2<=...q_n and so do k

golden nymph
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Yeah I guess that’s good

alpine sable
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ummm... if the case that p(x)=0 imply x=-k_i for some i, becuz p(x) also equal to c2(x+q1)(x+q2).... ,then there exist (q_n-k_i)=0 for some n

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thus q_n=k_i

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and since the order we just construct before, we can show that k_i =q_i for all i ?

golden nymph
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Where are the advanced people in this channel?!!!!!

alpine sable
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I guess that is my answer and the case is closed

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I think this channel is free to use now

golden nymph
#

Yaaay

stark trail
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yay

quick echo
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my physics teacher is so bad at teaching, can someone just tell me which formula to use for this question?

fervent anchor
#

Who ping me 5 times?🤨

shell widget
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@quick echo The linear speed here is the tangential velocity and the formula that relates the centripetal acceleration to tangential velocity is a_c = v^2 / r, where v is our tangential velocity.

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Since our tangential velocity at the start is v_i, lets name the corresponding centripetal acceleration a_ci = (v_i)^2 / r

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The new tangential velocity is (v_i)/4, and so the new corresponding centripetal accelration is A_c = [(v_i)/4]^2 / r = (v_i)^2 / 16r

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But we also know that a_ci = (v_i)^2 / r, so we plug that in our new acceleration, and we get A_c = a_ci / 16

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So the new centripetal acceleration is 1/16th of the previous centripetal acceleration.

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I did it for u so that u could understand and hopefully try any other questions like these urself.

quick echo
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its fine im generally good at math

shell widget
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nice

quick echo
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thnx btw

shell widget
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np

alpine sable
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hello

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i have a stupid question.....

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i got a geometric sequence of (1\2)(5/6)^2n-2

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i am just trying to get it down to (5/6)^2n so that i can a sum

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when i break down that exponet, how is it supposed to look? im very bad at this honestly

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is it (5/6)^-2 and (5/6)^2n?

shell widget
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Yes

alpine sable
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okay, what do i do with the (5/6)^-2 then

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do i multiply that by the (1/6)

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because im trying to get the odd probabilities of this pmf

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or would the exponet be positive here?

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for the one thats being removed away

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my teachers ones looks likes 7s

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just letting you know lol

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i just dont understand how the exponet that is being broken off is not negative

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but positive there

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if anyone could help me that would be great for some closure lmao

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hi lads, im taking math lessons overseas in turkey and unfortunately nobody in my class is speaking turkish, if someone could kindly explain this bit to me would be very appericiated

lunar vigil
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