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placid zinc
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We've got a system of equations, with two unknowns: T and C.

wheat condor
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than k u

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i apprecait eit @placid zinc

placid zinc
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All good? You can finish from there?

compact orchid
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I put DNE thinking -7+7=0 so it doesn’t work. But the answer was wrong. I assume it’s to do with the direction but I don’t know where to start if anyone can help. Thank you <@&286206848099549185>

torpid scaffold
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ay can i ask for help

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i dont understand what it means bu dimension of maximum area

placid zinc
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@compact orchid
Note the limit is from the left

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So you can assign infinity or negative infinity to it

wheat condor
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@placid zinc waht did uget

compact orchid
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@placid zinc If I’m able to treat it as negative infinity and -7. I assume the value must be inf.

However, I’m still unsure how we don’t have to put -7 as the value. I do understand how -inf is apart of the numbers though.if you are able to help.
Thank you for leading me to the answer either way!

placid zinc
placid zinc
proven flare
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Is this channel free?

compact orchid
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@placid zinc Thank you so much, I think it just hit me. The bottom acts as an asymptote in that regard, and that’s why it’s -inf. So it would be -4/-inf=-inf

serene jacinth
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how on earth is that the same ?

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could someone help me out pls ?

tacit breach
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caue they both equal 0

serene jacinth
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how is the first equation transormed in to the second i cant see that

karmic yarrow
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$$\lambda^2 -1 = (\lambda+1)(\lambda-1)$$

ocean sealBOT
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Tylertronica

placid zinc
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@compact orchid
-4/-inf = -inf
Is like, the most sus thing I've seen written today

serene jacinth
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i see thank you very much sir

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@karmic yarrow

thorn ibex
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So i was doing a review and I wanted to know why my teacher wanted me to multiply by 15 on both sides instead of 5, was this a mistake

placid zinc
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I'm guiding you towards
-4/-0.000001 = +inf

tacit breach
thorn ibex
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can you explain a bit more

tacit breach
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i mean itll cancel them both out leaving you with that 5x-75=3x

compact orchid
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@placid zinc Sorry I meant +inf. how come we dont like using -inf as a value?

tacit breach
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then subtract 3x

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5x-75-3x=0

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=0 cause quadratics

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2x-75=0... add 75... divide then x =75/2

dense trail
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what quadratics

tacit breach
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idk lol

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was just saying stuff

dense trail
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feel like equating to 0 is unnecessary in this case

tacit breach
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you didnt have to, could of subtracted 5x

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like the teacher did

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but most teachers say "you cant have 0"

dense trail
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lol true

tacit breach
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like, its not the end of da equation or anything

dense trail
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i guess practicing equating to 0 here helps learning quadractics in the future maybe idk

tacit breach
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i said quadratics cause thats what you do right, equal it to 0

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@thorn ibex does this help

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it turns into 3x becaue you cancel out the 5

alpine sable
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Just solve it normally @thorn ibex

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By taking LCM and then cross multiplying

tacit breach
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ong bro

alpine sable
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how does f(x) = 2*x^2 + 2*x + 8 become f ´ (0) = 4*0+2 = 2 ?

dense trail
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whats the derivative of f(x)

alpine sable
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can someone please explain how Diana occupies only two positions, when you can have the permutations ANCD, DCNA, CDAN... There are so many more permutations, I thought it would be that Charles and Diana both have 6 permutations. (D-diana, C-charles, A-Albert, N- unnamed people)

prime fjord
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Because if we have the queue with 4 people (say left side), then it will be Albert and Charles already occupying 2 spots in a line of 4.

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Only 2 spots left

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@alpine sable

alpine sable
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so you dont actually count the permutations like ANCD or DCNA

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or think about

prime fjord
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Those permutations have already been accounted for

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Because when u put the 4 x 6 x 2 ... It means you are accounting for the 4 possible slots to insert the person into

alpine sable
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that makes sense thx

prime fjord
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Nw

warm patio
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A bundle of P20 bills with serial numbers from TG339659 to TG339728 gives a specific total amount.

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Help pls

tacit breach
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bruh what lol

pearl galleon
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Hi, im new to letters in math and a video i watched said they hold a value of a number or extra digits, can someone confirm this, and if so what is the default number

dense trail
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yeah they are called variables

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the most common being "x"

tacit breach
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Yes variables are place holders

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unknown numbers, or an expression

warm patio
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Can some one answer my question :)

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A bundle of $20 bills with serial numbers from TG339659 to TG339728 gives a specific total amount.

tacit breach
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a = 2

a + 3 = 5
or
a = sqrt(4)+6
a + 10 = 18

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simply just hidden values until you solve

burnt wharf
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Can anyone plz solve a maths question of mine

pearl galleon
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if its simple i can

tacit breach
sick torrent
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How do you do questions like this?

pearl galleon
sick torrent
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I-

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But how do you put it in your calculator?

pearl galleon
dense trail
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just sub x for 3

sick torrent
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How do u know?

tacit breach
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he dont know what he talking about

sick torrent
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Oh

pearl galleon
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f(x) + g(x) = 10

tacit breach
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no it doesnt bruh

pearl galleon
tacit breach
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thats like saying a + b = 5 when i dont know either number

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a could be 3 or 2

dense trail
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wait but

pearl galleon
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it says on the top f(x) = 4 and g(x) = 6

vale wigeon
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lim[x->3] f(x)+g(x) is 10, yes.

dense trail
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it dfined the function as

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yeah

vale wigeon
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you should not omit the limit notation.

tacit breach
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oh lmfao

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my bad

dense trail
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although in this case

sick torrent
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Then what’s the bottom? 6(6)?

dense trail
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changing "x" doesn't affect anything

tacit breach
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5/9f

dense trail
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well its just 6*6

pearl galleon
sick torrent
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Oh

dense trail
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idk its a weird question

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in this case having lim and not having it doesn't make much of a difference

pearl galleon
sick torrent
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So then it simplified would be lim5/18 ?

dense trail
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yeah ig

sick torrent
pearl galleon
sick torrent
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What is that

pearl galleon
tacit breach
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yeah it 5/18

dense trail
sick torrent
dense trail
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you dont in this case

tacit breach
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10/36 = 5/18

pearl galleon
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i only understood the first part of this math

dense trail
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dw you will get there

small trellis
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You're just substituting variables in and the function notation goes away when that's done

sick torrent
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Wow

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Thank you guys

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But then

pearl galleon
dense trail
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naw dont worry about it

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its limits

sick torrent
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What does x—> 3 mean?

dense trail
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it means x approaching 3

tacit breach
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how you taking that class and not know that

sick torrent
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What do u do with that information?

small trellis
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Actually you might have to put a 3 in there somewhere

pearl galleon
small trellis
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I'm not sure

tacit breach
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very susballs

sick torrent
dense trail
sick torrent
pearl galleon
small trellis
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If the lim approaches h, I know you do f(x + h) - f(X)

dense trail
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because you can do things like lim x -> 0 1/x

alpine sable
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how do i give another name for a plane??

dense trail
small trellis
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And also divide by h

dense trail
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lol

small trellis
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Yeah

sick torrent
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I’m so confused

pearl galleon
dense trail
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watch a video on derivatives I guess

small trellis
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So surely that would apply for the 3

dense trail
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or just watch a video on limits

small trellis
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@sick torrent watch a vid or something on "differentiation by first principles"

sick torrent
dense trail
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bruh

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ok

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x -> 3 is just like saying using values closer and closer to 3

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lets say

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we have f(x) = 3x

sick torrent
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Uh huh

dense trail
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what happens when x gets closer and closer to 3?

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then f(x) will get closer and closer to 9

sick torrent
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Oh

dense trail
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so therefore

sick torrent
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Where’d the 9 come from

dense trail
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lim x -> 3 3x=9

dense trail
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try numbers really close to 3

pearl galleon
sick torrent
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For x?

dense trail
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because x -> 3 just means having x getting closer to 3

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yeah for x

dense trail
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f is not a variable in this case

sick torrent
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I get that but what do u do with that information for a question like this?

alpine sable
alpine sable
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see limit is not the value of the function at x

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it is the value of function as x approaches that value, and approaches as in a infinitely small neighborhood

pearl galleon
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math is one of those things you like if you understand

alpine sable
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not like if the limit as x approaches 3, so you take the value at x = 2.5, no the neighborhood is infinitely small

sick torrent
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What is infinity small neighborhood

alpine sable
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for example

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lets say the real numbers around 3

sick torrent
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Uh huh

alpine sable
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for example, 4 or 2 or 2.5 for that matter

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okay?

sick torrent
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Ok…

alpine sable
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now, since we are considering the real values, the values around 3 whose decimals go on infinitely also come in the category!

alpine sable
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They are at some point in the infinitely many places the point can be

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say, 2.98093460980948309879340

sick torrent
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Ohh

tacit breach
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Measuring is exactly how limits work

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We measure all the time

alpine sable
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even though it is ridiculous to even want that value, it still exists at some point of the function

pearl galleon
alpine sable
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now, things get a bit weird when there isnt a limit

tacit breach
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We measure outside, wood, in the bathroom,

dense trail
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you could also have 3.000000000000000123

tacit breach
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you will always get an aprox but never exact measure

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Because nothings exact

alpine sable
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also, there is a simple proof for the fact that
2.999... = 3

tacit breach
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theres a proof that 0=1

alpine sable
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wha

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t

sick torrent
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😃

tacit breach
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trust me

pearl galleon
alpine sable
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ok

tacit breach
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ye

sick torrent
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I get that but

alpine sable
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I hope you understand the concept of a limit @sick torrent

tacit breach
sick torrent
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Nvm I give up

alpine sable
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that this is a mistake you should avoid

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towards the end

dense trail
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bruh now is not the time for conspiracies

alpine sable
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😉

tacit breach
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yes ofc

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because its not exactly true

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it just works

alpine sable
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it is not true lol

tacit breach
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but it is

alpine sable
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alright

tacit breach
alpine sable
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there might as well be a proof that 420 = 69

tacit breach
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there probably is

pearl galleon
tacit breach
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he boutta prove you can divide by 0

sick torrent
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Hold up

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So if they don’t tell u what f(x) or g(x) equals u sub in x with the x—>number ?

woven echo
sick torrent
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How do you do a question like this?

tacit breach
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"Your bill is $400....'
no its 1$ let me prove it

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you have chrome bro use it

sick torrent
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Huh?

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What’s wrong with Microsoft edge ?

tacit breach
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because its microsoft edge

sick torrent
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My bad

tacit breach
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people only use edge to install chrome then uninstall edge after

woven echo
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ah edge is based on chromium anyway

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its fine

sick torrent
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My school used Microsoft apps so it makes everything easy

sick torrent
woven echo
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just plug those values in to the difference quotient

sick torrent
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It’s so complicated I don’t understand

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Where do i put x^2-9x ?

woven echo
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you use the a and the different h's to plug into that function

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(a+h)^2 -9(a+h) is your f(a+h)

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use the values for a and h ofc

sick torrent
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How would the first question look like?

woven echo
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well like it mentions simplifying first without plugging in a value for h is probably easier so you don't gotta simplify 4 times

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so if you plug -5 in for a

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(-5 + h)^2 -9(-5) goes where f(a+h) is

sick torrent
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Ohhhhh so f(a+h) is f(x) ?

woven echo
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its your f(x) but you are plugging (a+h) in for x

sick torrent
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Ohhhhh

woven echo
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you can do it with just the letters, or you could put the numbers in

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you'll have some big long thing if you leave the variables

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in the future that's actually what you do to solve a difference quotient you just plug (x+h) in

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and then - f(x) so it's just the function as is

sick torrent
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Is this how it would look like?

woven echo
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well you need to plug it into the actual function

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like x^2 becomes

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(-5 + 0.1)^2

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or (a + h)^2

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the -9x becomes -9(-5 + 0.1) or -9(a + h)

small trellis
sick torrent
woven echo
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oh shit my bad ur right

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i realized that just a minute ago too lol

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i was trying to sneakily fix it with that 2nd one and hope no one noticed

sick torrent
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Like this?

woven echo
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for the first part yes but the -f(a) needs to subtract the entire function with that -5 or a plugged in

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make sure you subtract the ENTIRE function though, you probably want to put parenthesis around it

small trellis
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you kinda just have to learn that this is how it works

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whatever is next to the X as defined as f(x) will then affect everything that is within the function

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such as f(x+h)

sick torrent
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Now I’m confused

small trellis
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I'm just showing you an example of how it works

woven echo
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the - (-5) is not right

small trellis
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why does the question have f(a)

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when there's only a = -5

sick torrent
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Oh

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So what is it supposed to be?

woven echo
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similarly to how you plugged (-5 + 0.1) into the function for f(a + h)

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what do u think u'd do for f(a)

sick torrent
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I have no clue

small trellis
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I find this stupid how it's a and not x

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but i guess it wouldn't work how it's intended if it were x

rose fulcrum
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This gives the derivative at x = a

woven echo
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u gotta work with what they give u

sick torrent
small trellis
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I guess I just never really encountered this myself

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but I get it

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they're combining the function part with a

sick torrent
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What is f(a) ?

harsh swallow
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the point is when it says f(a + h) you fill in x = a + h

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and when f(a) you fill in x = a

small trellis
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yeah

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you have to use the f(x) equation

rose fulcrum
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If you have an 'x' instead of 'a', you get the derivative function for all 'x'
If you have an 'a' you get the derivative function for all x = a, same thing?

sick torrent
small trellis
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yeah

harsh swallow
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the first one is h = 0.1

woven echo
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you are plugging "a" into f(x)

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similarly as if you were told x = 2

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and you put 2 in for every x

harsh swallow
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(f(a+h)-f(a))/h

woven echo
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you are inserting the value of a instead

harsh swallow
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filling it in would be

small trellis
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The "f( )" part immediately tells you what it's referring to

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there's only one function there

sick torrent
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Like this?

small trellis
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the part inside the brackets tells you what you need to substitute it for

woven echo
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there u go

harsh swallow
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$\frac{(a+h)^2 - 9(a+h) - a^2 + 9a}{h}$

ocean sealBOT
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Katharine

harsh swallow
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exactly like that

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perfect

woven echo
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fwiw to make your life easier here you might want to just copy that before you solve it

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so you can quickly change that + 0.1

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for the others

sick torrent
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Omg thank you all so much

sick torrent
tawdry trench
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Guys

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Anyone good in game theory?

sick torrent
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On my calculator the answer is error. Isn’t x 28?

acoustic plover
sick torrent
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Oh my bad

echo lodge
split oriole
echo lodge
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yep and ans is 1/28

sick torrent
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Isn’t the denominator 0?

split oriole
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Then put the limit

sick torrent
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How do u put the limit?

split oriole
sick torrent
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Ohhhhhh

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Thank u

woven echo
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yea if its 0/0 its "indeterminate" and usually you can factor something out to solve it

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if its some number over 0 though then it doesn't exist

sick torrent
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Hold on but

sick torrent
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I’m still getting an error

woven echo
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when you cancel the (x-28) you are left with 1/x

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if you plug that 28 back in for the x then

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you get 1/28

sick torrent
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Oh gosh I understand

woven echo
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if you actually graphed this you'd find there is a hole there btw

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its not "actually" defined at that point

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but 1/28 is what it approaches

sick torrent
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The numerator is 1 even tho it doesn’t show?

empty sparrow
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the matrix of the composition in R^2, where it first gets mirrored at the indentity (y = x ) and then mirrored on the y axis looks like what? Can somebody help me

woven echo
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yeah when you cancel out something you are essentially making a fancy 1/1

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so if you cancel everything on the top there is still a 1 there

sick torrent
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Ohhhhhh

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Thank you so much

woven echo
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np np

placid zinc
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Combine CC into a new letter like X

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How many ways can you arrange FIBONAXI?

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@carmine lion

carmine lion
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8P3/2!

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@placid zinc

placid zinc
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Oh wait, mb

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You're turning this into 4 letter codes

carmine lion
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yes

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i thought that was what u meant to ask

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so

carmine lion
placid zinc
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Well, I'd go with some hard casework.

  • How many ways with no C or I?
  • How many ways with no C and 1 I?
  • How many ways with no C and 2 I?
  • How many ways with both C and no I?
  • How many ways with both C and 1 I?
  • How many ways with both C and 2 I?
carmine lion
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wait why

placid zinc
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Should have some of that already from part A

carmine lion
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do i have to do all these

placid zinc
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I admit there's probably a better way. Let me search

carmine lion
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i have a question about the question

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can i interpret it such that 2C's will always be chosen

placid zinc
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Yes I think so

carmine lion
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so can i do it like this

placid zinc
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So then you don't need the first three cases I laid out kek

carmine lion
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where 2 letters are chosen

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and then in the 3 gaps

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i can have the 2C's

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(one of the gaps)

placid zinc
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Oh yeah, clever

carmine lion
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so im just wondering if my calculation for that is right

placid zinc
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But doing the I's is still weird

carmine lion
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like accounting for extra I's?

placid zinc
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Yeye.

carmine lion
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so 7P2?

placid zinc
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What is 7P2?

carmine lion
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how many ways can you arrange 2 objects from 7

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given that each object is distinct

jaunty shard
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hello

placid zinc
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I mean what are you counting with 7P2 kek

carmine lion
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this channel is occupied

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the 2 places

tawdry trench
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Guys any help for game theory and linear programming?

placid zinc
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I think you're counting all possible 4 letter codes with CC with 7P2

carmine lion
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take away the CC's from the list of letters

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so then u have 2 i's and the remaining unique letters

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which is a total of 7

placid zinc
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The problem is that you're not considering FCCB and FBCC as different this way

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Only one count for both

carmine lion
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ah so my method won't work

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?

placid zinc
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You're close, realize that for every count you've made, there's 3 different counts you could have actually made:
CCFB, FCCB, FBCC

carmine lion
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so i have to multiply by 3

placid zinc
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So you're up to 3(7P2)

carmine lion
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yes

placid zinc
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But there's still a problem, and it is with the I. There's 3 words that include both:
CCII, ICCI, IICC

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You're double counting each word as you're considering the two I to be seperate

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That's an easy fix, just subtract 3.

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You're down to 3(7P2) - 3

carmine lion
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wait, why are we double counting for the 2nd one

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ICCI

placid zinc
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Because ICCI and ICCI are the same word, despite me swapping the two I

carmine lion
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ah nvm

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lol ok

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so now we're down to 3(7P2) - 3

placid zinc
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Double counting is really hard to explain kekw

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I think that's everything

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Let me hit it with a method I'm more comfortable with and see if I can confirm

carmine lion
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okay!

alpine sable
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Hii can anyone help me with my math practices? It’s pre algebra

karmic dawn
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any idea what the answer is? I have tried (-infty,infty) not rlly sure where to go from there

carmine lion
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what is the source of this question

karmic dawn
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its an assignment/homework

carmine lion
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assignment?

karmic dawn
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yea a homework

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its not worth anything if thats what your wondering

placid zinc
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I just realized a problem. Choosing the first I for a word is different than choosing the second I for a word

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I think this is overcounting by 30 because of this

carmine lion
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😱

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what. the. heck.

placid zinc
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So our counting method is this:

  • Take the word FIBONAI
  • Choose any two letters, put then in an order (7P2)
  • Choose a place for CC in that order (3)
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Nowhere in that do we make a rule for the two I being the same

carmine lion
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so maybe

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  • Take the word FBONAX
  • Choose any two letters, put then in an order
  • Choose a place for CC in that order
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and then divide by 2!

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for the x part

placid zinc
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Problem is, you're not double counting the words that don't contain any I

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Go figure, there's exactly 60 such words

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I resuggest my safer method:

  • How many ways with both C and no I?
  • How many ways with both C and 1 I?
  • How many ways with both C and 2 I?
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As you can be sure you're not double counting anything here

wispy olive
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Yo.

carmine lion
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this is occupied

placid zinc
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Yeye

carmine lion
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but surely there is an easier way of doing this

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especially if the word gets

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bigger

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like INSTANTANEOUSLY

placid zinc
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The cases are pretty easy

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But I hear you

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Maybe there is. I wanna search again

empty sparrow
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how to i get the normal vector of the plain, which contains a straight line j(x) = (n n n ) + lambda(n n n) that also lays vertical on the plain (n n n)*(m m m), how do u calculate it or do u need exact vectors or numbers?

carmine lion
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thanks!

placid zinc
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Actually, I did think of an easier way. Use the word FIBONA instead, which gets all words with 0 I or 1 I

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Then add the extra case with 2 I

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Still not an instant equation. But it gets the correct answer in only two cases and they're both very easy

carmine lion
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hmm ok

alpine sable
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halo

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i have question

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How to describe blue chart with single formula in excel any idea? I have data tables.

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is my answer for a and b correct?

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<@&286206848099549185>

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ping me if yk

warped jay
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x^(2)+4x=45 help me

dense trail
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move all terms to one side

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letting the other side be 0

warped jay
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solve by completing the square method

dense trail
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ok

warped jay
dense trail
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x^2+4x-45=0

dense trail
warped jay
dense trail
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standard form = ax^2+bx+c

warped jay
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yeah

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so whats the answer?

dense trail
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oh you guys do it like this

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i do it having all terms on one side

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you just need the answre?

warped jay
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yes because i want to correct my self

dense trail
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then you got it correct

warped jay
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i have a answer but im still confuse

dense trail
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1 and -13

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what are you confused about

warped jay
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wait a minute

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my answer is x=5, x=-9

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bruhh

dense trail
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can i see working out?

warped jay
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i use mathway hshshs

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Im confuse

dense trail
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bruh

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so which question were you talking about

warped jay
dense trail
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x^2+4x-45=0 this one?

warped jay
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yeah

twilit venture
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Hello anyone there to help I am of 9th class

dense trail
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ohhhh

warped jay
dense trail
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i was solving for the one you sent a picture of lol

dense trail
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then yeah

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i got your answer

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-9 and 5

twilit venture
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Pls I want help say yes or nohttps://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/820714264650055732.png?v=1&size=40

warped jay
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for how?

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can u send your solution

dense trail
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ok

twilit venture
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Evr

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Do u wanna help me?

dense trail
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although usually do it slightly differently

warped jay
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Im confuse with my teacher solution

dense trail
twilit venture
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@dense trail pls

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Wait shall I send u question in which I have doubt

dense trail
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lemme finish helping cosmo first

oak chasm
twilit venture
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What's ur doubt Cosmo??

twilit venture
dense trail
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so first you find the perfect square that begins with x^2+4x

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in this case it would be x^2+4x+4

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but to keep the equation the same, we need to subtract the 4 again

warped jay
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ok

dense trail
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so its would become x^2+4x+4-4

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now with the 45 itd be

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x^2+4x+4-4+45

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but now you can simplify the first 3 terms

twilit venture
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Hello cosmo Multiply the constant with square factories and then common done

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That's it

dense trail
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it becomes (x+2)^2-4+45

twilit venture
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Can I send my doubt??

warped jay
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ok noted ty

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❤️

dense trail
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np

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go ash

twilit venture
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These 2 questions

thin kayak
dense trail
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ayo

twilit venture
dense trail
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AZ my bro

thin kayak
twilit venture
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@dense trail did u get it??

dense trail
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multiple of 2009

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so it can't be smaller than 2009 right

twilit venture
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What are u talking?it's obv what u r saying bro

dense trail
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2009*c, for c = all positive integers

twilit venture
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Ya obv

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Any idea how to approach

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?

warped jay
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x^(2)+6x=16 what is standard form of this?

oak chasm
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@warped jay Sorry, this channel is busy.

twilit venture
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Take 16 to the left

dense trail
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not substitute

warped jay
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so this x^(2)+6x-16=0?

dense trail
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yes

warped jay
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ok ty again

twilit venture
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Ya so substitute only right?

warped jay
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❤️

twilit venture
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Np

dense trail
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wait for Q1

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couldn't you just set up an equation

twilit venture
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@dense trail did u get that

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Ans

dense trail
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cuz 2009 is a multiple of 2009 technically

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oh but its a natural number

twilit venture
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Bro politely speaking don't give observations pls tell how to approach what observations u r giving those r obvious

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Which class in r u?? @dense trail

dense trail
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you might not want my help then

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i never learnt number theoty

twilit venture
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Ok leave

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Thank u for trying

dense trail
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you were the one demanding my help

warped jay
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Im still confuse

warped jay
warped jay
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@dense trail

dense trail
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wdym

warped jay
dense trail
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having a 0 there is for null factor law

warped jay
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why 0 is gone

dense trail
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??

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where

oak chasm
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@lean night Sorry, this channel is busy.

lean night
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oh sorry

warped jay
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x^(2)+5x+6=0

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that is a given

dense trail
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ye?

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oh are you following the board

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idk why they do it that way

warped jay
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and the standard form is x^(2)+5x=-6

dense trail
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no

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standard form is x^2+5x+6

warped jay
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so how x^(2)+5x=-6 is answer?

dense trail
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wtf

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huh

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it shouldn't

warped jay
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Im confuse 🙂

short peak
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can ratios have a decimal ?

dense trail
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you were asked to solve using completing the square right?

warped jay
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My mind is now blowing

warped jay
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x^(2)+5x=-6 what form is this?

twilit venture
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Se bro cosmo shall I explain clearly

warped jay
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Btw, I'm from Philippines 🙂

twilit venture
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See the standard form of any quadratic equation that is where the degree is 2 is ax^2 + bx + c = 0

warped jay
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yeah

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so she use another form

twilit venture
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Ur question was x square plus 5x plus equals to minus 6

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Right

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So a is 1 bis 5 and c is 6 which is on another side

warped jay
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ax^(2)+bx=c she use this form

twilit venture
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Do u want another method

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To solve these sums??

warped jay
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Yeah

twilit venture
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BTW I am from India 🇮🇳 u??

warped jay
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My mind is now blowing

warped jay
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@cosmo see this

warped jay
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ok I will watch

twilit venture
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Hello u there??

warped jay
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but I need is Solve by Completing the Square

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is that same with that>

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*?

twilit venture
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Ok u need the problem solution by square method??

warped jay
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Yeah

twilit venture
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Can u tell the problem once again

warped jay
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wait

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x^(2)+6x=16

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so that's correct

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Ok got it

twilit venture
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I have factorization method to solve it because square method works only sometimes

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Shall I share that method

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?

alpine sable
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how to do this?

twilit venture
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@alpine sable just a min

alpine sable
twilit venture
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@alpine sable u there??

alpine sable
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yeppp

twilit venture
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Draw graph and solve

oak chasm
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@twilit venture Sorry, this channel is busy.

twilit venture
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Do u want a video a video

alpine sable
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can u send it in dms

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so i can learn how to do it

oak chasm
twilit venture
oak chasm
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Only one question at a time, please.

alpine sable
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okay thanks

twilit venture
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Np

oak chasm
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@warped jay Here's how to do completing the square.

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You have x² + 6x = 16.

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The x² coefficient is 1, so you don't need to factor that out.

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You divide the x coefficient by 2 and write it like this: (x + 6/2)²

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Then you find the constant term of that when it's expanded, which is (6/2)².

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Then you add that to the other side.

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(x + 6/2)² = 16 + (6/2)²

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Then you simplify the numbers.

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Does that make sense?

strong karma
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Can i ask a small doubt ?

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what is n here

rigid smelt
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that is hardly readable....

alpine sable
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can someone help me with this?

rigid smelt
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channel might be occupied, you should move

strong karma
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then sin (first + last/2)

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and common diff n

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so whats n ?

rigid smelt
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is there more context to it?

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it looks like they used prod to sum kind of formula

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ehh maybe not prod to sum

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oh uhh theta is probably the difference of a series? The impression im getting from that terrible handwriting is that sin((first+last)/2).... is a general formula and the first line is the result

alpine sable
#

can anyone help me in this?

twilit venture
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@oak chasm This server is busy, Pls don't type

half skiff
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THAT'S EASY

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b

alpine sable
alpine sable
twilit venture
alpine sable
half skiff
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shhhsh

twilit venture
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@oak chasm this server is busy pls don't type

alpine sable
oak chasm
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And here they are complaining that I'm typing.

alpine sable
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lol

half skiff
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@alpine sable it's actually a cuz it's closest to the orgin(0,0)

tame falcon
half skiff
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no A

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because it's closet to the orin which is the point (0,0) where nothing exist

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so the answer is A

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@alpine sable

alpine sable
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answer is D

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my teacher just told

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and explained

half skiff
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tell your teacher he is dumb

alpine sable
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everyone was saying A

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sir explained man

half skiff
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none is not a point

small bear
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How does which of the point is smallest make any sense?

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smallest compared to what?

alpine sable
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we can't compare

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my sir is saying

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so none of these

small bear
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Exactly

half skiff
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none of these nuts ; )

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i think i understand it now

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your teacher is funny

alpine sable
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how? lol

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my sir is giving next question

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let's see you can answer

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correct

valid pier
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Pls help

half skiff
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look

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it;s a right angle triganle

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just do it

alpine sable
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what do you all think?

valid pier
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how

dense trail
alpine sable
half skiff
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3

small bear
valid pier
dense trail
half skiff
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no it's the 3rd

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just look at the boundries

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m is negative and so is n

dense trail
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it cant be third m^2 >0

half skiff
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doesn't matter

alpine sable
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hmm

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yup

dense trail
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ok then sub some values in and let me see

alpine sable
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1 st one is correct

valid pier
dense trail
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ok mikey

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lemme se

valid pier
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ok

dense trail
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ok could you try and find angle BAC

half skiff
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@gilded oxide ad to ed are right angle to each other so you can find ea then ba-ea = EB

valid pier
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how Should I find ae

half skiff
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right angle

dense trail
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wait is BECD a kite??

half skiff
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ae^2 = ad^2 + ed^2

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@dense trail it doesn't matter

valid pier
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Do USE PYTHAGORAS THEOREM I NEED AT LEAST MEASURE OF TWO

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sorry for caps

half skiff
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yes you do

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right angle = pythagoras

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always

valid pier
dense trail
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modulus

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IxI

half skiff
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just square everything

dense trail
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modulus is just sqrtx^2 so

half skiff
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wat is your questin?

dense trail
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sqrt (x^2)

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no it doesnt

half skiff
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of couse they do

dense trail
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bro i said sqrt

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lol

half skiff
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?

dense trail
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no worries

half skiff
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@alpine sable what you mean

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the values do change

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so if you squre i you get -1

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sqrt i = -1

dense trail
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bruh why you on imaginery

oak chasm
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@half skiff With complex numbers, you have x + yi (x and y real numbers) and the modulus is sqrt(x² + y²).

alpine sable
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What are imaginary numbers?

oak chasm
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With real numbers, y is zero, so you have sqrt(x² + 0²) = sqrt(x²).

half skiff
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i don't get what eben is meaning

dense trail
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number that becomes -1 when you square them @alpine sable

half skiff
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you siad the vlaue need to change

oak chasm
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@alpine sable Use the piecewise definition.

half skiff
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...

dense trail
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can't you just use a if statment @alpine sable

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oh ok

half skiff
ocean sealBOT
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Chai T. Rex

half skiff
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i don't know

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i think im dumb tbh

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i love induction tho

oak chasm
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@alpine sable OK, what have you been taught?

half skiff
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what's computer science?

oak chasm
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I mean what are you allowed to use.

half skiff
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wat do you learn?

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@alpine sable im still in high school

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this is my last yeasr

oak chasm
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Then you don't need absolute value since they don't ask for distance or absolute difference.

half skiff
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intergrate it

oak chasm
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Right, and you should give a negative answer then.

half skiff
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time cannot be negative

oak chasm
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Well, you can't get an absolute value if you can't use ifs, sqrts, abs function, etc.

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That's what I mean by can't: not allowed.

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E-mail your professor. If they say you can, use it. If not, give a negative answer where it fits.

half skiff
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i learn some calculus

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pussy

dense trail
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Cursed

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How eben you just create all the different versions, ones with and without the things you are allowed to use

alpine sable
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Does anyone know how to go about showing this

oak chasm
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What is S?

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Hmm, I guess it doesn't matter.

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@alpine sable Take all the (x, Tom) elements in S.

If x ∈ B, then x ∈ A because B ⊆ A.

So, if the (x, Tom) element has x ∈ B, then the (x, Tom) element has x ∈ A.

So, the (x, Tom) elements where x ∈ B are a subset of the (x, Tom) elements where x ∈ A.

alpine sable
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Thanks, that makes sense

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lads what is this (im studying overseas and i cant speak the local language), i want to know what is the name of this problem and how to solve it if possible please.

dense trail
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They don't appear to be problems though

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They are just examples

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For indices laws

cunning sierra
#

I came up with my own question,

Particle 1 orbits around a fixed point with a radius of r and with an angular velocity of x.

Particle 2 travels from that fixed point to the orbital radius of particle 1 in a straight line with a velocity of y.

Derive a trigonometric function that expresses the distance between both particles at any given time, t, for 0 < t < y/r.

sudden garden
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is unionset is same as the universal set(i mean the wya we represent them)

glass lichen
sudden garden
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ok,thank you!

glass lichen
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U={1,2,3}
{1}U{2} != U

hard walrus
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Can anybody help mw with this math problem?

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How many extremum does it have????

small bear
# hard walrus

If you are looking for local extrema, they are points that are larger (or smaller) in value then the small interval around them, or perhaps visually it is better to understand them as a bump in the graph, or where the function changes from increasing to decreasing or vice versa

hard walrus
small bear
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Sure, look at the table where y is, how many points do you see that change the direction of the graph

hard walrus
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The question ask fir extremun of f(|x|f(|x|)

small bear
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Oh sorry, I thought you were asking for f(x)

hard walrus
small bear
hard walrus
#

Oh, so how can i ping helpers?

small bear
tardy robin
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It has 2 extremums

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Unless you count infinities as extremums

small bear
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Yes, that is for f(x), the question requires I guess graphing knowledge because it requires the number of extrema for
f(|x| f(|x|))

hard walrus
alpine sable
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how does this make sense wtf

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11 : 0,5 is equal to 11 * 2 xD

obsidian crane
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11 x 2

prisma zealot
alpine sable
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I'm not very good at math :(

obsidian crane
#

Let's just say

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You multiply 2 both in the numerator and the denominator

alpine sable
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i got it

obsidian crane
#

The 1/2 cancels in the denominator. There are multiple ways of explaining / understanding it.

fair karma
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hii

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can someone help me

onyx chasm
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Most ppl would try to help, yes

fair karma
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if sinα is 5/13 and cosα is 0,28

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assign other trigonometric values

lilac dragon
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quick question. does composition distribute over multiplication?

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in particular, if v is L1, w is bounded, f is integrable, is it true that
(vw)°f = v°f w°f

raw violet
#

Can someone explain how is 1 degree equal to 60 minute

fair karma
lilac dragon
zenith bone
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Am i blind? Are answer 1 and 4 the same?

oak chasm
zenith bone
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yea i thought so lol i was so confused for a second

alpine sable
#

Channel seems open, can I ask a question?

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Why is y(0)=1+c and why is c=1

This is step one of a particular solution for a differential equation

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I assume they integrated both sides but I’m not sure where the 1 comes from or why C equals 1.

C is a constant so why wouldn’t it be y(0)=C?

crisp grove
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y(0) = C+1

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but you are already given a value of y(0)

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$y(0) = 2$

ocean sealBOT
#

Ryuzaki

alpine sable
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Right so when integrating both sides is the answer not y=C?

crisp grove
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you are not integrating y(0)=C. you are just given a specific value of y at a specific point

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ex suppose f(x) = x^2 then f(1) = 1. ie for x=1, we have f(1) = 1

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doesnot mean f(x) = 1

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it's only one point

alpine sable
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Okay makes sense

crisp grove
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similarly, y(0) = 2 does not mean y is constant, it's just the value of y at a specific point

alpine sable
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So how do they find a Y value and where does 1+C come from

crisp grove
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after solving the ode you put x=0

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and y = y(0) = 2(in this case)

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that's where you get the value of C

alpine sable
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Let me try this

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The solution to the integration is

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I was able to solve this piece correctly. I plugged in x=0 and y=2 and got c=2 not c=1?

crisp grove
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how are you getting c=2?

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$e^0=1 \neq 0$ btw

ocean sealBOT
#

Ryuzaki

alpine sable
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That is how

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Lol

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It is always little things like this that get me, my fundamentals are good. I just can’t remember the small details like e^0=1

graceful lance
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Q 8

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I do it by distance formula or mid point ?

sour umbra
alpine sable
graceful lance
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Ohh

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What should I do then ?

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@alpine sable

alpine sable
ocean sealBOT
graceful lance
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Ohh

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Thanks

sour umbra
jovial edge
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Hello

jovial edge
sour umbra
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no thats why im asking

jovial edge
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You can use sin to solve it

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sin theta = opposite side / hypotenuse side

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This is the triangle for your question

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Since one of the sides is = 90°, it is a right-angled triangle

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which means you can use $sin14=\frac{1.5}{a}$ to solve it

ocean sealBOT
steel hinge
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I'm sorry if this question might sound dumb, but

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Is it possible to get a dot product out of matrices and numbers

alpine sable
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Help

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Anyone

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The first q

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<@&286206848099549185> sorry for the ping

fresh hatch
#

Can someone tell me why definite and indefinite integral both called integral? I mean they do absolutely different things. One is just a antiderivative to a function and other are infinite sum of infinite small chunks of function from one point to another. I cannot see any relation between these two.

stark trail
#

I got 2 different answers for this integration

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Am I correct?

alpine sable
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@fresh hatch go watch 3 brown 1 blue on YouTube for derivatives. Find the video where he discusses finding the formula for volume

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It is adding infinitely small strips of pi and the visual shows you why

fresh hatch
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I understood how it works when you try to find indefinite integral by newton-leibniz formula, but it's more like I cannot find origin to any relation to antiderivative at all.

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I always used it but never understood

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how can I replace infinite sum of infinite small chunks with subtraction of antiderivaties

dire whale
coral frigate
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this channel free?

dire whale
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yeah go ahead

coral frigate
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can someone please solve this from 0 to 180

fresh hatch
coral frigate
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I did it in a test and all of my friends got different answers

dire whale
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$\sqrt{3}=tan(3x+45)$\
$60=3x+45$\
$x=5$

ocean sealBOT
astral dagger
#
  • kpi
fresh hatch
dire whale
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because taking the derivative was "finding the gaps between neighbouring points", so the opposite is to "add up the gaps between neighbouring points"

coral frigate
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its an angle

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and in degrees

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x is theta

fresh hatch
coral frigate
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that doesnt show me the multiple solutions from 0 to 180

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(sorry for being an ass this has just been bothering me all day)

dire whale
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yeah x is 5 degrees. if you shift everything by 360 you get back the same thing, so x can be 5 or 125

fresh hatch
coral frigate
dire whale
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between 0 and 180, yes

coral frigate
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fuck I got 3

dire whale
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adding 120 gives you more solutions

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because 3 times of that would be 360

coral frigate
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thanks ♥

dire whale
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oh wait

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sorry

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adding 60 is fine too i think

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so 65 works

fresh hatch
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why just don't use wolfram alpha?

gritty tulip
#

Can someone help@me super quick

leaden sundial
#

Miss girl i think it is f

coral frigate
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5, 65, 125?

dire whale
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yep i think so

coral frigate
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omg I was the only one right LETS GOOOOO