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ivory gulch
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oh yeah i know h'

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do i know dr/dt

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?

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hmm ok

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idk how do find it

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im still thinking tho

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okay

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$V'=\frac{\pi }{3}\left(12rr'\right)$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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i'm here btw

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i hadn't scrolled down

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yes it does

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its 8"

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yeah haha

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i didn't see that lmao

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yeah sure

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i think i understand what you're saying, im just not sure how to do it

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👍

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
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marc do u have stats background by any chance

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i have a simple question

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that i have an idea for

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ah ok

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keep getting ignored 😦

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ok np

ivory gulch
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wait wait

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derivative of r^2 is r*r'?

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not 2r*r'?

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ok cool just making sure

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where is the extra r coming from

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oh damnit

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product rule

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i always forget product rule

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$V'=\frac{\pi }{3}\left(r^2h'+2hrr'\right)$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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?

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haha its ok bro

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i can do the calc

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just need help w concepts

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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and knowing what the mf question is asking

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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i only know one of those variables tho

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$6=\frac{\pi }{3}\left(r^2h'+2hrr'\right)$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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umm ok lemme think

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def just amount of coffee in the cone

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so calculate V at a height of 7

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i can put it into terms of v and r

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but i cant solve for either

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$V=\frac{7\pi }{3}r^2$

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oh boy

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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i love trig

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this is the right triangle thing right

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ok lemme try really quick

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here's where i'm at

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no

candid nova
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mb

ivory gulch
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okay so u just cut off the bottom to get it down to 7

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but if you 'cut off' part of it

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the radius will change

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7tan(theta) = b (the value i picked for new radius)

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well idk what that angle is

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well my answer has a theta in it

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because idk that angle

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like i get b = 7/tan(theta)

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are cones isocolise triangles?

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dude no way im spelling that

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lmfao

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according to google yes ok

icy trail
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to solve tanx = 6/7 just arctan both sides

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didnt see any context but maybe thats what you need

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oh lol

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i will leave then 👍

ivory gulch
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how do you know radius is 4?

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you cut off part of the cone so radius isn't half of 8

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yes i understand

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but idk how i know theta

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ok

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one sec

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well ik you cut it in half

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but the radius isn't for when the height is 7

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but lemme find theta hold on

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wait

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idr how to do that lmfaoo

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i know tan(theta) is 2

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don't i have to use inverse trig functions or smth

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ah so its arctan(2)

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should i measure in rad or

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no that would be dumb

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63.435 degrees

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eys

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yes

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yes lemme try

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3.74

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radius

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?

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hm idk what i did wrong

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i got 61 degrees

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oh

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i didn't specify degrees to google

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so it did radians

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7/2?

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ish

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nice

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ok nice so now i have the radius at this point

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and the height

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so i plug those into $6=\frac{\pi }{3}\left(r^2h'+2hrr'\right)$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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dh/dt=6

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yes

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that's what i meant

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$6=\frac{\pi }{3}\left(12.25h'+49r'\right)$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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ok wait so how do i calculate change in radius

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can't i just rewrite the v' equation

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then im not sure what to do

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sorry to make you walk me thru it all

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arctan

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but that is to find a radius not to find dr/dt

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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$\theta =tan^{-1}\left(\frac{h}{r}\right)$

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?

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wait yeah no

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here

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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oh assuming i already know theta

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i mean its the same angle

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so yeah

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oh lol u already told me it basically

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$\frac{h}{tan\left(63.435\right)}=r$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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uhh i think i did it?

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seems wrong tho

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$tan\left(63.435\right)=r'$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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ok one sec

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tell me where i went wrong here

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yeah i remembered that

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but i forgot to do h'

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instead i just got rid of h

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bc times (1)

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low(d'high)-high(d'low)

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/low^2

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quotient rule

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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omfg

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lmao

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its 1/tan(63...) *h

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lol

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okay haha

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good to know and practice regardless

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so r' = 1/tan(63.345)

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well let's just do a rn

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just to get it done

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so is that asking what is dh/dt at h=7

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hold on lemme volume of cylinder is just pi r^2h right

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
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Can someone help me

ivory gulch
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$6=2\pi \left(r^2h'+2hrr'\right)$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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no

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d/dr of r^2 is 2r

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product rule

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oh

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r is 8 yeah

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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yes

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i think lol

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3/64pi = dh/dt

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bc

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6=128pih'

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divide by 128pi

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oh

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lol

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3/32pi = h'

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it's not

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did i round wrong or smth

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it says to 3 decimal places

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0.02984155182, i put 0.030

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yeah and the view an example thing uses the same method we did

hazy roost
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Can you guys do my homework please

bright canyon
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no

hazy roost
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I don't have time

bright canyon
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this chat id occupied

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is

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h

glass lichen
ivory gulch
ivory gulch
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time to get new numbers

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have to use new numbers now

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ok forget everything

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here

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okay

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V=pi r^2 h

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v' = 2pi rr' h'

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damn

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no big

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its ok

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np

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im not doing anything lol

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just math and watching my fish

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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yeah u dont need to use product rule

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bc u can plug in r before you derive

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np

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does this help

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diff numbers, its the view an example thing

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exactly

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and tried doing it again w the new numbers and still wrong

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8

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in^3/min

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yeah in the example

alpine sable
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Can someone please help me I’m so lost

ivory gulch
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omg

ivory gulch
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wait

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bruh

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i think we used 8

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instead of 7

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in the equation for volume of cylinder

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oh i meant hight

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oh yeah ok

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well

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i got part (a) right

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with the new numbers now

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ok so

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$V'=\frac{\pi }{3}\left(r^2h'+2hrr'\right)$

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ok there

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wait i cant pull that 2 out

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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there

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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doing rn

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no its ok

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ok i get radius at height of 4

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is 2

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pic is sending

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taking forever

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did you find tan(theta) = 2?

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r

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so radius = x=h/r

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yes sorry just got confused

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wait no bc x=r

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so r is there twice

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ok r = h_0 / r_0

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i know im trying

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ok can i just like walk u thru what im thinking

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$tan\left(\theta \right)=\frac{h}{r}$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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so

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$\theta =tan^{-1}\left(\frac{h}{r}\right)$

ocean sealBOT
tough vessel
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i forgot abt this lol

fallen nacelle
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how come i cant ask question in the advanced mathematics stuff?

ivory gulch
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bruh

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yes bro

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i see what you did but i dont understand

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can you just tell me where im going wrong

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pls

ocean sealBOT
verbal beacon
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hello

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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i mean sure

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but idk how that applies

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so r=3

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$\frac{hr_0}{h_0}$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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derive

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to get r'

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what would h'_0 be tho

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oh ok

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why dont i just replace h_0 with the constant then

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r'=12h'

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okay

ivory gulch
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im not asking you to

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im looking for h' right

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because im looking for the change in height /time

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how fast is the level falling

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that im looking for the change in height over time

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which is h'

alpine sable
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does the binomial theorem requite 0^0=1?

ivory gulch
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so i need to put in terms of h'

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so r'/12 = h'

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ok done

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$v'=\frac{\pi }{3}\left(r^2h'+2hrr'\right)$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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v' = 8

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radius and height depend on each other

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so idk either

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and r' and h' depend on each other

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so idk

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bruh

ivory gulch
runic ravine
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oh mb

ivory gulch
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how can i use it when i dont know either

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because i dont know r or h

ivory gulch
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the problem wants h', or the change in height over time. I'm given the volume change over time

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no because everything else depends on each other

ivory gulch
ivory gulch
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ok i know that when the height is 4 the level in the pot is rising

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yeah idk

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but you're asking for what i know

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so

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there

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is it asking for how fast it's falling at 4?

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doesn't make that very clear if so

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the height that it wanted me to solve in part (a)

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the coffee

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in inches

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in the cylinder

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that's what i meant

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to say

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like fr

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but it doesn't make it clear that it's basing (b) off of (a)

plain token
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(3x+2)(2x+7) , so uh whats the sum, i forgot

ivory gulch
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are you being sarcastic haha

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or is it actually not clear

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ok cool

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bc i didn't think it was

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ok so i know h as well

hasty stream
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guys i got a quick question am i allowed to ask here ?

ivory gulch
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lmao

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occupied

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okay so since i know the height at that point

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and i have an equation to solve radius given height

hasty stream
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my bad

ivory gulch
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r=3

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$v'=\frac{\pi }{3}\left(9h'+24r'\right)$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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occupied

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don't do it lol

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okay so now what

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i could solve with substitution

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because r'=12h'

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$8=\frac{\pi }{3}\left(297h'\right)$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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its wrong

wind river
ivory gulch
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$\frac{h'}{2}=r'$

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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read the rules pls

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,rotate

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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good?

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forgot to write but h=4

cunning fractal
ivory gulch
cunning fractal
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I do not understand any of there

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i need helo

ivory gulch
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okay ill continue the

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n

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yes

cunning fractal
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sorry

ivory gulch
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last message 1 min ago

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,rotate

ocean sealBOT
ivory gulch
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good?

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forgot the pi

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other than that

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where do i plug it

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and what do i look for

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original

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or derived

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just plugged into mymathlab and got it right

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so finally done w that terrible problem

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one more

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god damn

alpine sable
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is this function continuous or discontinuous?

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how do i tell the difference

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the dots are the limit

ivory gulch
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check if the right and left handed limits are equal to each other

alpine sable
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uhhh im sure

ivory gulch
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if u want to solve algebraically

alpine sable
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is this a trick question

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at just x=-3 is it dne

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because those two functions dont have the same y value at x

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1

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and at the right its 2

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I MEAN

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0

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so it would be 0, 1, dne, and by elimination not continous

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but why is it not continuous

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is it because the lines stop there

ocean sealBOT
alpine sable
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ohhh that makes a lot of sense

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thank you

naive kestrel
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who can help me with these

upbeat gorge
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Get two points and get the slope

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then you can either use point-slope and convert it to slope-intercept

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Or use the y-intercept that’s indicated on the graph

naive kestrel
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if i can find the equation then i can convert it into slope form

alpine sable
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do you still need help

candid nova
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is this channel free

alpine sable
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not sure

candid nova
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he isn't responding so i'll ask my question here because I pinged helpers in another channel and didnt get any answers

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do you know how whether i need to use Permutations or combinations for this question

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A sock drawer contains 18 individual socks, six of which are black, 10 of which are white, and two of which are
zebra-print. You wish to randomly select two socks from this sock drawer.

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What is the probability that your selection will consist of matching socks (socks of the same color)?

misty path
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I have 4 math ixl due in an hour 😭

tight locust
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,w 2/18 x 1/17 + 10/18 x 9/17 + 6/18 x 5/17

candid nova
tight locust
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are there supposed to be parantheses in that expression?

candid nova
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(2C2 + 6C2 + 10C2) / 18C2

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61/153

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i think it should equal that

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yeah it does

tight locust
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yeah nice work

candid nova
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so I have a follow up that I was struggling on,

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if It asks me to find the probability that exactly one of my socks will be black

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is it the same as (6C1) +(12C1) / (18C2)

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my logic is that you only need exactly one, so select 1 from 6 black socks and the other sock will be a non-black which are 12

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is that correct?

tight locust
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,w 6/18 * 12/17

candid nova
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hmm

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ok then by the same logic, if i wanted to find the probability of just selecting zebra print socks, would that just be 2/18 * 1/17? @tight locust

tight locust
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yeah checks out

candid nova
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alright and I had one question I was hoping you could help me on, i'm not sure if its super simple or very tricky but I got different answers from everyone that i asked

tight locust
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ok

candid nova
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thanks

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Consider two independent events, A and B, in a sample space. The probability that only A occurs is 0.3 and the
probability that at least one of the two events occurs is 0.34

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so basically in this question im confused what the probability that ONLY A occurs means

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what does it mean by the probability that only A is? Does that mean the set P(A and B^c) ?

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or is it just P(A) = 0.3

tight locust
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P(A and not B)

candid nova
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alright so do u know how i would calculate Pb) using that info

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P(b)

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i just have P(A u B) and P(A and Not B)

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how do i use that to get P(b) lol

tight locust
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00
01
10
11

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2^2 = 4

candid nova
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what

tight locust
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P(A and not B) = P(A)(1-P(B)) = 0.3
P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) = 0.34

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,w a(1-b) = 0.3, a+b = 0.34

candid nova
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so what is a then

tight locust
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huh that's weird

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i don't quite recall the formula for P(A and not B)

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isn't it just P(A)(1-P(B)

candid nova
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but we dont have P(A)

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unless you're saying that ONLY A is P(A)

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but i thought we're saying that its P(A and Not B)

tight locust
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that's why we have the system of equations. two equations, two variables

candid nova
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i've never had to do solve a system of equations in stats lol

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im pretty sure that cant be the correct way

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you know what nevermind this

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I'll figure it out somehow later, its not really important rn

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can you check and see if the answer to this is just 12 P 12

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A person has twelve favorite songs. Five of them are pop, three of them are rock, two of them are metal, one is
classical, and one is from a soundtrack. The person wishes to make a playlist of all of these songs by randomly
arranging them (note: the playlist must consist of all 12 songs).

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How many different unique playlists are possible?

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is this just 12P12

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@tight locust

tight locust
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no it's right. i double checked that math. P(B) is about 3%

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talking about the previous question

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where A and B are P(A) and P(B) respectively

tight locust
candid nova
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because u gotta permute the 2 metal songs and then the rest of the 10 songs in the playlist

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or would it be 2P2 * 10C10

tight locust
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you literally asked me the same question twice in a row

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and somehow arrived at a different answer for both of them

candid nova
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oh oops

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lol

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How many playlists exist where the first song in the playlist is metal?

tight locust
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2!*10!

candid nova
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for this part it would just be 2P2 10P10? or 2P2 10C10

tight locust
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you realize that nPn = n!

candid nova
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yeah

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but the proper way of writing it is to use P right?

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because we're doing a permutation

tight locust
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doesn't make a difference really. depends on what your teacher asks for

candid nova
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i see

tight locust
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and you also realize that nCn is just 1

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always

candid nova
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and for the last 2 questions I got this. I might as well check these practice questions since they're the last two left xD

candid nova
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How many playlists exist where all the songs of the same genre are grouped together?

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for this i got 5! * 3! * 2! / 12!

eternal arrow
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Does this second question make sense?

buoyant kayak
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yes

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you know what b is as well

buoyant kayak
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think of it as $2x^2+0x$

ocean sealBOT
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a disappointing son

tight locust
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occupied channel

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move

buoyant kayak
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yes

candid nova
buoyant kayak
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👍

tight locust
candid nova
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wait a minute

buoyant kayak
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yes

candid nova
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we're grouping them together so they all have to appear together

tight locust
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you would only divide by 12! if you wanted the probability

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but you asked for the number

candid nova
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oh ok

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but you have 5!5!3!2!1!1!

tight locust
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yes

candid nova
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shouldn't it be 5!3!2!1!1!

tight locust
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no

candid nova
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because we're grouping all them together

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by genre

tight locust
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how many genres are there?

candid nova
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5 total

tight locust
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and how many songs are in each genre?

candid nova
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and in pop there's 5 songs, 3 from rock, 2 metal, 1 classical and 1 soundtrack

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so within the first one, it should be 5P5 because the order does matter

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since within each genre, each song is different from another

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resulting in a different playlist no?

tight locust
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no

candid nova
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why not

tight locust
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how many ways can the pop songs be ordered?

candid nova
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5

tight locust
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no.

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how many permutations of a 5 element set?

candid nova
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sorry 120

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5P5

tight locust
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yes

candid nova
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then we do the same for rock, metal classical and soundtrack

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so 3! 2! 1! 1!

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isn't that it?

tight locust
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so what's your final answer?

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just 5! 3! 2! 1! 1!

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?

candid nova
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1440

tight locust
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Incorrect.

stoic cloud
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How do you get the roots 4i and -4i from this?

candid nova
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why

tight locust
tight locust
candid nova
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120

tight locust
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so 1440*120 = ?

candid nova
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oh thats why

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wait what

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why are we doing another 5P5

tight locust
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because there are 5 different genres

candid nova
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oh so you're saying the order of the grouping also matters

tight locust
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yes.

candid nova
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so the order of grouping of the genres and the grouping WITHIN the genres

tight locust
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yes.

candid nova
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sheeeeshhhh

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haha

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makes sense now

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172,800

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that seems like a crazy big number tho

tight locust
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haha

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it is

candid nova
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and if we wanted to do it for just one of the genres

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like pop for example

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how many playlists exist if all pop songs grouped together

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that would be 5! * 12! then?

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sorry

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5! * 7! * 2!

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right?

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5! from pop, 7 from rest!, 2 for number of groups

tight locust
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5! * 11!

candid nova
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why 11!

tight locust
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wait my bad

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5! 7!

candid nova
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and then another 2! right?

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because there's 2 groups

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pop and non pop

tight locust
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no my bad. damn i'm off today. it should be 5! (1+3+2+1+1)! = 5! 8!

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there are 8 elements in the set

candid nova
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isn't there only 7

tight locust
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pop + 7 other songs

candid nova
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why is pop included

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it is its own seperate

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because we're grouping by pop

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so the orders can be, pop and non pop. or Non pop and pop

tight locust
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yeah but the order in which the pop group appears still matters

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or it could be:

candid nova
tight locust
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some non pop, pop, some non pop

candid nova
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either in beginning or at end

tight locust
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you are wrong

candid nova
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no but the pop has to be grouped together

tight locust
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it is

candid nova
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How many playlists exist where all of the pop songs are grouped together?

tight locust
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some non pop, pop, some non pop

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the other songs are allowed to permute freely

candid nova
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oh yeah true

tight locust
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5! 8!

candid nova
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i see

proud knot
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the answer to the second one is 4/25, how?

candid nova
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thanks man

tight locust
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you good?

candid nova
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yeah, so each genre together was just 5!3!2!1!1!5!

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and just pop together is 5! 8!

tight locust
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yep

candid nova
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and the number of different unique playlists is just 12!

tight locust
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yes

candid nova
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and for playlists starting with metal just 2P2 * 10!

tight locust
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yeah

candid nova
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thanks man i appreciate it

tight locust
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alright gg

candid nova
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gg lol

inner sequoia
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why does this happen

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wouldnt negative exponent property make y^-12 into 1/y^12

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so it would be
7^3z^15

2^3(1/y^12)

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why does the y^12 end up at the top

alpine sable
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1/(ab)+ab
Find min value for a,b > 0. a+b≥1.

inner sequoia
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?

alpine sable
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Use this reasoning.

inner sequoia
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wait

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(1/1)/2 is 1/2

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1x2/1 is 2

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2 isnt 1/2?

alpine sable
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I said 1/(1/2) not (1/1)/2

inner sequoia
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OH

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oops my bad

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so

f/2(1/x) = fx/2?

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OH WAIT bruh i had the thing on my paper
and realized there were no addition signs on my paper ;-;

alpine sable
inner sequoia
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i was so confused bcs it was supposed to be multiplying and not adding then i realized that it was multiplying

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yeah my bad i just didnt notice

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divide by number = multiply by reciprocal

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thanks for the help0

runic pulsar
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how do i work this out?

lilac nest
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You know what the lim x->5 g(x) is equal to, so you can substitute it into the result you wrote instead of writing g(x)

alpine sable
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@lilac nest can you help me?

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There's just a misunderstanding so want to clear it.

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1/(ab)+ab
Find min value for a,b > 0. a+b≥1.

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This.

runic pulsar
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its not g(5)-2

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@lilac nest im not quite sure what you mean, do i know what its equal to lol?

alpine sable
lilac nest
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So you can substitute the G(5) with -2

alpine sable
#

Oh, NVM. Wolfram detected it.

lapis goblet
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@alpine sable

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Post it here

alpine sable
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adrea is helping me in 3 already

lapis goblet
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Ok sure

sour dove
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@fickle relic It's hard to read, can you crop or post a screenshot that's zoomed in a bit?

sour dove
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thank you

granite wind
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D

fickle relic
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K I got D too

sour dove
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yep! nicely done.

fickle relic
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its B

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lmao

granite wind
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your school is dumb

fickle relic
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rip

sour dove
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lol

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wut?

fickle relic
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yeah some of these answer's don't seem right

sour dove
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it's a polynomial > 0, there's no discontinuities

eternal arrow
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Could somebody verify if my answer makes sense for the top wuestion)

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I have my solutions

sour dove
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@fickle relic
Oh wait...
x(x^2 + 7x + 12) > 0
x(x + 3)(x+4) > 0
so x can't equal 0, -3, or -4

fickle relic
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yeah I got that after the fact

sour dove
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honestly it's kind of weird question, because D works for what they're asking for too

fickle relic
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yeah it does

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B and d work

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I guess b is “more correct”

sour dove
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@eternal arrow your top solution is correct

eternal arrow
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Can you check if bottom right 2 are correct?

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Im not sure if they’re

sour dove
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@eternal arrow top bottom right is mostly correct, except -5 can't be an answer, since you can't have negatives in a log statement. For example log(-5) does not exist

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so the answer is just 5

eternal arrow
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Ye thats what I out

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Put*

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i got that cleared up

sour dove
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bottom right is correct

wicked rampart
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can i have help for graphing these? i'm not allowed to use a graphing calculator

eternal arrow
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@wicked rampart bro 😩 good luck. I would advise you to use your graphing calc to check your answer

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I would try but im heading off to bead

amber iron
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How do I approximate sqrt(38) via linearization

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2^2 + 3^2 + 5^2 = 38, im supposed to use the 3d version of linearization

fast oak
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for f(x)=2x^+1 and g(x)=x^-7 find (f+g)(x)

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general math

lapis hedge
fast oak
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ok

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2x+x^ or x^+2x?

lapis hedge
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I'm not sure I understand

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2x^2+x^2?

fast oak
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2x+x^ + 1-7

lapis hedge
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Yes you can rewrite it like that

fast oak
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ok then what nxt?

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i solve first 2x+x^ ?

lapis hedge
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Add them, 2x^2+x^2 =

fast oak
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ok

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x^-2x-8?

lapis hedge
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For 6.?

fast oak
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x^+2x-6

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-x^+2x-6?

lapis hedge
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What

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Which problem are you solving

fast oak
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additon of function and subtract of function

lapis hedge
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... the number

fast oak
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here the given f(x)= 2x+1 g(x)=x^-7 FIND (F-G)(X)

lapis hedge
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JUST SAY NUMBER 5, ok

fast oak
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ye

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sorry

lapis hedge
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So your answer for number 5 is

fast oak
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-x^+2x-6

lapis hedge
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incorrect

fast oak
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why

lapis hedge
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$$(2x+1)-(x^2-7)$$

ocean sealBOT
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Leslie Miller

fast oak
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why negative

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ohh

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(f-g)

lapis hedge
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You forgot to distribute the negative

fast oak
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i know the anaswer

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-x^+2x+8

lapis hedge
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correct

fast oak
#

aw

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my 1 to 4 incorrect too

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becuz of +

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( ) + ( )

lapis hedge
#

?

fast oak
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can u check what number is wrong

lapis hedge
fast oak
#

ok ty

alpine sable
#

Hi can someone help me with part (c)

limpid rock
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arrange all five women in 5! ways

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then choose 4 out of the 6 empty spaces and arrange the men in them in 6C4*4! ways

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so finally 6C4*4! *5!

neat laurel
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hello

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can someone please help me with this math problem

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this is my work so far

surreal radish
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hi what does this mean when constructing a matrix

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can anyone pls help me thanks

rapid heron
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@surreal radish I think you have to find the Determinant.

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tight locust
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what are i and j?

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vectors?

surreal radish
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like in matrices

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general form

limpid rock
# neat laurel

in b) why did you write l=8-w? thats from a part a). b) is different from a)

neat laurel
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oh ok

surreal radish
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this was the question

neat laurel
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i erased it

rigid wind
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absolute value

surreal radish
rigid wind
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absolute value

surreal radish
#

can anyone help pls thanks

rapid heron
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@surreal radish That's modulus

rigid wind
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(1,2), (2,1), (2,3), (3,2)

limpid rock
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do l = area/w

neat laurel
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why?

surreal radish
limpid rock
surreal radish
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oh ok, thanks

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so if they were likeI i-j I= 3

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then would that mean the difference can be either - 3 or 3

rigid wind
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no

neat laurel
limpid rock
rigid wind
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matrix A, element a_ij, when i and j differs by 1, a_ij = x

alpine sable
limpid rock
# neat laurel

yeah mostly just dont forget to mention the domains :)

neat laurel
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domain of the answer ?

fast oak
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i-j = /-1

neat laurel
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just checking^

limpid rock
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the way you mentioned D:(0,8) in the first part

neat laurel
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but it should be domain of the p(w) thing i just solved right?

magic jacinth
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what grade math is this

fast oak
#

any

limpid rock
neat laurel
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oh no dw, tysm !

limpid rock
alpine sable
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I don’t understand why you did 6C4 * 4!

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Wouldn’t it be 6P4 then?

limpid rock
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yep thats true

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i was just trying to be clear

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sorry if i ended up being more confusing

alpine sable
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Ah I see

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No problem

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Also how did you know there were 6 empty spaces?

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I mean without actually visually representing the problem

limpid rock
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well four spaces in between the women and two on either end

alpine sable
#

Makes sense

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Thanks so much

magic jacinth
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why's factor of 10 4

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i dont get it

limpid rock
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thats n(H) ie number of factors of 10

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1,2,5,10

magic jacinth
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oh

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thanks

wooden current
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hi im new, any one took stats in here?

fast oak
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Is this correct

alpine sable
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Idk

fast oak
#

general math

limpid rock
# fast oak

yep correct but you really need to be little more oraganised

wooden current
#

which values do i use to find the evidence? (both a & b) ty!!!

rapid heron
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Anyone?

limpid rock
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9?

rapid heron
limpid rock
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cuz kyle in the end doesnt eat half her apples

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you start with x, kyle eats three so x-3, then splits in three so each has (x-3)/3. but then other two eat half of theirs

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so you finally end up with (x-3)/3, (x-3)/6, (x-3)/6 apples

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add them and equate to 4

magic jacinth
# fast oak

what grade math is that?? it look so complicated

fast oak
#

Is this corect

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Gen math

magic jacinth
#

idk

fast oak
#

Grade 11

magic jacinth
alpine sable
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its correct

fast oak
#

Ok ty

#

What if ( f-g ) (x)

I use this apply rule (a)=a
Distribute law -(a+b)= -a -b

alpine sable
#

no

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(f-g)(x) = f(x) - g(x)

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similarly

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(f * g) (x) = f(x) * g(x)

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same for division

magic jacinth
fast oak
#

x²+8 answer

drowsy fable
#

is there a logical symbol for "can be"

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and for "or"

fast oak
#

?

alpine sable
#

Help plz

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424

midnight marsh
#

@alpine sable do 8x3 then add that to 50x8 and you get 424

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as seeker said

alpine sable
#

Ty

flat remnant
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hi

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what are the column vectors of A and B? my material doesnt have good examples so i dont understand

placid zinc
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Literally just the columns as vectors

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So A has two column vectors. They are:
(3,-2,1) and (1,1,0)

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I should write those as vertical vectors but I am lazy

flat remnant
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so what would this be then

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[3,-2,1 1,1,0]?

midnight marsh
#

in the same format as kay ex

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kaynex

placid zinc
#

But I get an odd feeling they're not

midnight marsh
#

assuming the same for b, B’s column vectors are b1 and b2

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which is probably wrong

alpine sable
#

Like that for all of them

flat remnant
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i would send the whole question but its not in english and im not good at math terms in english

midnight marsh
#

send it anyways

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so we get an understanding

flat remnant
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"present matrices A and B using their column vectors, aka write the matrices like A = [a1 a2] and B = [b1 b2]"

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smth like that

placid zinc
#

Okay. So a1 represents the column itself

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a1 = (3,-2,1)

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ect.

flat remnant
#

do they go on different rows then

placid zinc
#

"they"?

flat remnant
#

a1 and a2

placid zinc
#

a1 is (implied) to be the left column

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a2 is the right column

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"column" means a vertical line of numbers

flat remnant
#

yes i know

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so a1 is (3,-2,1) and a2 is (1,1,0)

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but idk how to do the [a1 a2] thing

placid zinc
#

You've done it

#

You win

flat remnant
#

A = [3,-2,1 1,1,0] ?

placid zinc
#

A is
3 1
-2 1
1 0

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Your job was to find a1 and a2, which are the columns

flat remnant
#

my answer should look like A = [a1 a2] and thats what confuses me

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surely i can just do a1 = ... and a2 = ... but thats not what they ask is it

placid zinc
#

That's not what your answer should look like.

flat remnant
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oh?

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what should it look like then

flat remnant
#

<@&286206848099549185> can anyone help me further please

flat remnant
#

too late now 😦

surreal radish
#

hi

#

is every square matrix a rectangular matrix

elder glacier
#

how could I find all the ordered pairs for (x,y) such that 1/x + 1/y = a/b

edgy perch
#

Hi peeps

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Need help with something

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Is this right? Or do I need to raise 2 to 2 first before proceeding to get the first derivative?

lost gorge
#

I think your method is perfect

edgy perch
#

But online derivative calculator shows different answer 🤔🤔

solar adder
#

DOES ANYONE KNOW TRIG

alpine sable
#

derivative calculator also shows the same thing

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it actually shows -2sin(x/2)cos(x/2) but - sinx is also right

alpine sable
solar adder
alpine sable
#

drop a perpendicular

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find the length of that perpendicular and then u can find theta ig

vapid oak
#

I think a better way to approach this would be to use the sine rule

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have you learnt the sine rule?

solar adder
#

yea its that

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but idk how to do it

fierce frigate
#

Can someone help?
For the
a) I need someone to check
b-c) I don't know what to do

My a) answer
187.5=½×20×h
187.5 ÷ 20/2 = h
187.5×2/20 = h
H= 18.75

Ratio= 30/20 = 3/2

Height for larger: 3/2 × 18.75 =28.1725

Area ½ × 30 × 28.1175 = 421.875

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Help

alpine sable
#

hey

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is this channel free

fierce frigate
#

No that I know

alpine sable
#

i just want to ask a quick question

fierce frigate
#

The ratio thing right?

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The bigger over the smaller, since we finding the bigger one

alpine sable
#

is 0*0=0 or indeterminate?

fierce frigate
#

Area : ½× base × h
187.5=½×20×h
187.5 ÷ 20/2 = h
187.5×2/20 = h
H= 18.75

Ratio= 30/20 = 3/2

Height for larger: 3/2 × 18.75 =28.1725

Area ½ × 30 × 28.1175 = 421.875

haughty rivet
alpine sable
#

which is it

solemn bloom
#

does anybody of ya'll knows how to do this? I don't know how to answer it without cos in the given. It would help a lot.

fierce frigate
#

That's not the question

#

That I know

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Is my answer correct

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Or not

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And the B one is so confusing

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a1 iss area?

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i am so confused

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im looking for aaarea

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btww

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imma try bymyself

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askin pople is confusing

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byeee

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ill ask again

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when

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im ready

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i jusst tipexed it

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daammit

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im confused

#

area of eclipse is a x b x pi ?

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is the pi 3.14

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or the full one?

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cambridge wisse

#

im usingg normal pi

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so basically my answer is right?

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the b one is confusingg

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after if find the b

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i just ratio it?

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no no no

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dont

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not going on a loop

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do the same thing as a

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right?

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find thee area, and then thee missingg thingg, and then ratio it

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and then find area agaain

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ok and for c?

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i know the area of trapezium is a+b/2 x h

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but i only know one

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huh

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wait wait wait wait

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huh

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a1?

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b1?