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[wild swallow]

your job is to verify if the formula provided gives the same results

which also verifies that it is a valid way to write the square

[patent stump]

how do I do that/

[wild swallow]

construct a truth table

list all combinations of inputs and their corresponding outputs

see if they're the same

[patent stump]

ok

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[twin shard]

Thanks!!

[glad karma]

I was wondering if anyone could explain dimensional análisis like dimensions and the graphing thing I’m not sure how it’s called

[robust sleet]

By doing that (2x+1) in numerator and denominator scrap off and I think that's furthest simplification u can do

[robust sleet]

What does x axis represent

[glad karma]

where?

[robust sleet]

Your graph

[glad karma]

ehh im not sure the teacher just said something or rise over run and left us at that

from what I understood you find the positions in the graph or whatever and put them in rise over run format to figure out its speed

but im mostly confused about conversions

[robust sleet]

so we have km hm dam m dm cm mm

To go from one lower to next one is x10

1 m is 10 dm

So we have 158.2cm

https://youtu.be/kOJFSH_Bn9U actually watch this video

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thank you

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[severe dune]

I don't understand why the answer is the last one

Can anyone please explain it to me

[plain stag]

In the last one, after you separate, you have 1 - (integral)

Since your approximation overestimates the integral, when you subtract the estimate, you're subtracting a slightly larger number

And when you subtract a larger number, the difference becomes smaller

[severe dune]

but isnt -fx just a reflection

in the x axis

so wouldnt the overestimation,be the same

[plain stag]

You're overestimating the integral, but that estimate is being subtracted

Like let's say the integral is numerically 1.9, but your estimate gives 2

[severe dune]

ohhhhh

because its negative#

[plain stag]

The actual value of d is -0.9, but your approx. gives -1

Which is smaller

[severe dune]

oh ok ok got it

thanks man

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Np

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[versed gyro]

i need help factoring this please

[pallid flame]

first what is x^2 - 22x + 121 factored @versed gyro

[versed gyro]

(x-11)(x-11)?

what about y^2

what do i do with that

[pallid flame]

so (x - 11)^2

now how do you factor a^2 - b^2 @versed gyro

[versed gyro]

uhh

i duuno

im stuck 😦

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@versed gyro are you familiar with “difference of squares”

[versed gyro]

yes

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i give up on life

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[thin pine]

Is matrix A invertible if $L_a$ is invertible

[thin pine]

also what is L_a mean

$\text{L_a}$

[weary delta]

L_A usually denotes the linear transformation defined by the matrix A

[thin pine]

can you explain that

all matrix transformations are linear correct?

[weary delta]

Sure

[warm canopy]

it might also be the linear map that is left multiplication by A

[weary delta]

All matrices with constant entries define some linear transform

[warm canopy]

no way to know without context

[weary delta]

Yeah, I just took a look at my old lecture notes and the only L_a was the linear transformation, but who knows what yours means

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[south inlet]

(-1)^2

is -1 * -1

[bitter slate]

oh I see

so -3-10+13

[south inlet]

yeah

[bitter slate]

hmm the answer isnt 20

[south inlet]

-3 - 10 + 13 isnt 20

[bitter slate]

whoops

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[ornate orbit]

I got up to here but idk where to go now

[hardy widget]

for f+g you're right

for f-g it's the same logic, just subtract

[ornate orbit]

Yea but how would I get domain

For either one

[hardy widget]

They're polynomial functions, meaning that there's no value that when raised to a positive integer power that will result in something non-permissible
this is why the domain of all polynomials is the set of reals

and that applies to this

[ornate orbit]

So domain is just all reals

For both of these

[hardy widget]

✅

[ornate orbit]

Ty

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[shadow estuary]

solve for x

[shadow estuary]

can someone pls help me

i need to solve for x

[worthy cargo]

maybe I'm dumb but I think it needs to equal to something to find a value for x

[shadow estuary]

the whole thing is automatically equal to 0

i think

[worthy cargo]

oh ok

well what have you tried so far, anything?

[shadow estuary]

i tried multiplying the denominators from all equations with each other

[worthy cargo]

also again I may be wrong but if the fraction is equal to zero then you only care about the numerator since the only thing that divides into zero is zero

[shadow estuary]

wdym

wait could u try solving it and tell me what u get pls

[worthy cargo]

ok well you could plug it into wolfram alpha

but think about it logically

[shadow estuary]

my guy what is a wolfram alpha??

[worthy cargo]

it is online calculator

but only thing that divides into zero is zero

so you only have to set your numerator to zero and solve that

is that easier to solve for you?

0/y = 0 for all values of y except for 0 in which case it is undefined

[shadow estuary]

so there is no zero?

its just undefined?

[worthy cargo]

no

you are telling me the equation is equal to zero right

[shadow estuary]

bro im not looking for imaginary solutions btw

[shadow estuary]

yes

well nvm

the paper never says its = to 0

it just says to solve this

CHRISSY WAKE UP

[timid silo]

bro is right

if its equal to 0 only numerator counts

[worthy cargo]

,w 2+2

oh ok

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[worthy cargo]

just checking if that's the cmd

[shadow estuary]

really? why?

[worthy cargo]

,w (((2x)/(x-1) - (3/x))/((-2)/(x-1) - 4)) = 0

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[worthy cargo]

what divides into 0 that is not 0

[timid silo]

multiply denominator on both sides vanishes it

[worthy cargo]

oh that too

[timid silo]

[worthy cargo]

yeah there are only imaginary solutions

[timid silo]

to simply it tho

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[timid silo]

oh damn

[shadow estuary]

i think my teacher is a son of a bitch

[timid silo]

idk how this works

[worthy cargo]

you forgot =0

[worthy cargo]

I think yours works

I just put too many parenthesis cuz I hate inputting stuff like this with keyboard

[shadow estuary]

i dont understand

when do u cancel the denominators?

[timid silo]

when it equals 0

[shadow estuary]

i know

but how did u cancel the denominator

[worthy cargo]

0 * anything = 0 so if you multiply that messy denominator on both sides it cancels

[shadow estuary]

i think i did something wrong when i did it

[timid silo]

if you have $\frac{a}{b}=0$ you multiply both sides by $b$ you get $a=0$

[warm shale]

jswatj

[worthy cargo]

yeah latex is helpful I am on phone and lazy as well

[shadow estuary]

ok

so what are the solutions again?

[worthy cargo]

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[worthy cargo]

those

[shadow estuary]

did u use the pythagorean theorem to get that??

[worthy cargo]

bro what is your teacher teaching you

[shadow estuary]

its in pythagorean theorem format

[worthy cargo]

is it??

[shadow estuary]

looks like it

[timid silo]

if you want to simplify it, its just $\frac{\frac{2x}{:x-1}-\frac{3}{x}}{-\frac{2}{x-1}-4:}=\frac{2x^2-3x+3}{-4x^2+2x}$

[worthy cargo]

that's just how you write complex numbers

[warm shale]

jswatj

[shadow estuary]

and then what do u do??

after its simplified to that

[timid silo]

then thats it

if all you're doing it simplifying it

thats as far as you can go

[shadow estuary]

how do u solve for x

[worthy cargo]

oh yeah maybe they want you to simplify

[shadow estuary]

when its simplified like that

[timid silo]

if there's no equation then you can't solve it

[worthy cargo]

yeah you need it to be equal to a value

[shadow estuary]

its = to 0

[worthy cargo]

lmao

[timid silo]

i'd suggest reading this before starting this exercise

[shadow estuary]

bro

[worthy cargo]

is that a good book

unironically

[shadow estuary]

how did u get the complex solutions?

[timid silo]

jk of course

[worthy cargo]

oh ok

I was boutta say

[shadow estuary]

how do u get it when its simplified like this

[timid silo]

solve $2x^2-3x+3=0$

[warm shale]

jswatj

[worthy cargo]

right

[shadow estuary]

why cant i solve the bottom

[timid silo]

cause bottom vanishes remember

[shadow estuary]

its still there

[timid silo]

alright ready?

[shadow estuary]

yes

[timid silo]

$\frac{2x^2-3x+3}{-4x^2+2x}=0 \implies 2x^2-3x+3=0$

[warm shale]

jswatj

[timid silo]

there i removed it

gone now

[shadow estuary]

ohhhhhhhh

u just multiplied by the bottom part

and because thats = to 0 it disappeared

mf bottom part

[worthy cargo]

yep

[shadow estuary]

we should petition or something

to make it so that bottom parts are abolished

[worthy cargo]

right I agree completely

[shadow estuary]

this is wrong

its discrimination against the top part

always confusing them kids

and making them think the bottom part matters

and when they think the bottom part matters, they totally ignore the top part

and then the top part feels discriminated against

[worthy cargo]

yep

[shadow estuary]

im so glad we're in agreement on this issue

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[timid silo]

eddie wake up, i dont like this

[shadow estuary]

you know, this isn't the first time we've met

hey, helloooo?

time to wake up! time to wake up! time to wake up swatty

swatty wake up

i don't like this...

swatty wake upppp!!

[timid silo]

actually?

who r u

you got me curious

[shadow estuary]

i dont like this

swatty WAKE UPP

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[timid silo]

help pls

thought i was right

the (f*g) (3) problem

[sage geode]

It says composition of f and g at 3, not their product

[timid silo]

Can you workout the problem pls

[tardy epoch]

you should try it yourself first

[timid silo]

kk

is this it

[tardy epoch]

i don't recommend guessing and checking

follow lessons like
https://www.mathsisfun.com/sets/functions-composition.html

[timid silo]

Ok I read a bit of it

I can simplify my problem to f(g(3))

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[timid silo]

Is the answer 16,777,168

[tardy epoch]

lots of context missing. how many original dna molecules are there

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[timid silo]

do i need to use u-sub + ibp here?

[timid silo]

nvm

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cosx=t

[timid silo]

yep

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[cedar cedar]

how do I approximate the zeros of $f(x) = xe^{-x} -\frac{1}{4}$?

[warm shale]

suspect

[timid silo]

also the function is concave between 0 and 1, so the newton method will work, and if you approximate it for 2 and 3 you will see that there is another zero, and its convex on that interval

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[drifting swan]

Hello, can you please help me to solve the following question: when can I model an object of study as a particle and when as a rigid body?

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[kind talon]

h

[kind talon]

What is the formula of the sequence please ?

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[mint tendon]

i think they may want the explicit formula

in that case you're going to need to solve the linear nonhomogeneous recurrence relation

[kind talon]

what is a() please @versed cave @mint tendon

I don't understand the formula

for example if I want to get the first number in this sequence what should I do?

the second number

[mint tendon]

its a function defined by the terms that come before it

you have to set some sort of "seed" for it

and for this equation you need 3 seeds, since its a third order linear recurrence relation

[mint tendon]

from here you can find any positive integer value

but you need to know the terms that come before

if you want an explicit formula that doesnt depend on that, you'll need to solve the recurrence relation

[kind talon]

Yes I want a fomula doesn't depnend

is there one xd ?

[mint tendon]

yep

its not fun but it does exist

do you want to know how to arrive at the formula or just the formula itself

this doesnt seem like hw so im willing to go with the latter if you are

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A hyperbola passing through (8,6) consists of all points whose distance from the origin is a constant more than its distance from the point (5,2). Find the slope of the tangent line to the hyperbola at (8, 6).

[undone finch]

I'm not really familiar with hyperbolas, this is an implicit differentiation exercise

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ignore that

first find the constant

you can do that by finding the dist from (8,6) to origin and from (8,6) to (5,2)

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Okay its 5 right?

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[timid silo]

I know the problem isn’t done yet. Still need to take the derivative but is up to here looking fine? I’m not used to all the addition/subtraction signs on the bottom

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[tribal yew]

huh you didn't differentiate the LHS

you're supposed to get 1/y (dy/dx)

on the lhs

[timid silo]

yeah ik

but before I do that is the right side correct

[tribal yew]

no it doesn't work that way

you can't split the logarithm into two parts like that

[timid silo]

one moment

[tribal yew]

ln(x+tanx) is not equal to ln(x) + ln(tanx)

or is it ln(xtanx)?

[timid silo]

it’s ln (xtanx)

[tribal yew]

oh

my bad

yeah

[timid silo]

all good here

is this what you mean?

[tribal yew]

yeah

it's looking good

[timid silo]

thank you! i appreciate it

[tribal yew]

np

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[gray creek]

Any help?

[velvet spade]

which problem are you having trouble with, and what have you done so far?

[gray creek]

Sry for late response I’ve done them all just wanted to see if I’m right not

For 1. I got lim Cos(x) = 1 = Sec (x) lim

Under the lim is x -> 0

2. Lim x/sin (x) = 1
   x->0

3. I'm kinda confused

[velvet spade]

why did cos(x) and sec(x) work for parts 1 and 2?

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I used the graph to see that cos (x) is below Sec (x)?

For Part 2 I saw that all the function approached 1

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[grave sand]

When buying something in bulk i. e. 10x it gets a discount. This means buying 9 is more expensive than 10 and idk how to get that into my function?

[grave sand]

The problem is as follows: somebody buys tread and makes gloves with it.

every roll has 50g in them, and 120g is needed for a pair of gloves

1 roll cost 12.95$, and 10 cost 89$

p = sellling price and x = gloves. y = profit

what i have written will only buy the thread neccessary but how would i make it buy more when cheaper?

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[red pulsar]

Good afternoon, I understand the problem up until Part 6. I am unsure where they are getting 41/25 from and could use some help

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[small rock]

Just wondering if I did this right, it says to write your final answer in terms of f(x)

[austere folio]

i can help

[stable rain]

seems right

[small rock]

Cool I figured it was but just checking

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[primal idol]

Hello, I'm not sure if my integral set-up is correct.

[small rock]

You need a dx at the end

Also it looks like you wrote as subscript instead of in the middle of the integral sign which looks a bit confusing

[primal idol]

Says my answer is incorrect

Not sure where I got it wrong

I guess i should change (x+4) to just x?

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[hardy widget]

Idk, I would try splitting the semicircle into two parts tbh

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[bitter heath]

so im quite confused on what this last question is asking me

i know that constant speed = 0 acceleration

there are threee parts to this question, this is the last

first asked for acceleration of the car which A= 2.6 m/(s^2)

second question is what t is, t = 9.2s

then the last, finding L

which am not sure what to do

[nocturne minnow]

It's saying, when the car travels the length of the ramp, how far does the cars on the freeway travel

[bitter heath]

would the 24m/s be the change of velocity or the final? for specifically this part

[bitter heath]

ok i understand that, do i use the kinematic equations to solve this length of traffic?

[nocturne minnow]

No, I don't think you need that

Recall that $v = \frac{d}{t}$ where t is the time it takes for the car to travel the length of the ramp

[warm shale]

dldh06

[nocturne minnow]

If you have that time, and you have v, you can find d

[bitter heath]

ohhh

that is the equation for speed correct?

[nocturne minnow]

Yes

[bitter heath]

ok i got it now, thanks alot for your help

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[obtuse zenith]

Do you remember triangle inequality theorem?

[timid silo]

Sorry, I don’t

[obtuse zenith]

Triangle inequality theorem states that the sum of the lengths of two sides of a triangle must be greater than the length of the third side

[timid silo]

Ohh

So would it be x < 9.7 < 18.7

?

[obtuse zenith]

This inequality would be redundant

You always want x in the middle in the case of a compound inequality

[timid silo]

Oh ok

9.7 < x < 18.7

?

[obtuse zenith]

What is 9.7 + 18.7?

[timid silo]

28.4

[obtuse zenith]

Yes, so the side length must be less than 28.4

That is ONE condition

We have another condition to satisfy

[timid silo]

oh ok

[timid silo]

so 28.4 would be at the very back

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28.4 would be your maximum

The next condition you have to satisfy is the minimum side length

[timid silo]

9.7 < x < 28.4

[timid silo]

oh okay

[obtuse zenith]

9.7 is not the minimum

[timid silo]

Is it 9.3

[obtuse zenith]

The sum of the new side and the 9.7 must be greater than the largest side we're given, which is 18.7

9.7 + x > 18.7

Solve for x (minimum side length)

Then you plug that into the inequality and you get your answer

The format for an inequality in the context of this question would be

minimum side length < x < maximum side length

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[keen bronze]

The perimeter of a rectangle is 76 meters. Find the length and width if the length is an even integer and the width is 3 times the next consecutive even integer.
Length = ? meters Width = ? meters

[keen bronze]

I just have no clue on how to do this

[prime pebble]

length being an even integer means that length L is equal to 2k for some integer k

then what is the next even integer?

[keen bronze]

uh

I have no clue

what does k represent in your equation?

[prime pebble]

is 2k+1 even?

it's an integer number

think about what it means for a number to be even

[keen bronze]

devisable by 2?

[prime pebble]

yes

now think what would be the next even number if you already know that 2k is even

[keen bronze]

4k?

im confused

I dont know what the k represents

[prime pebble]

it's just an integer number, nothing else

well what's special about even numbers here: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, ... ?

[keen bronze]

they are smaller even numbers

[prime pebble]

"smaller"?

[keen bronze]

like um

not on as large as the numbers after it?

but I guess thats obvious

[prime pebble]

don't you see how there's always an odd number between two even numbers?

[keen bronze]

oh yes of course

[prime pebble]

then what is the next number if 2k is even?

or say "m" is any even integer number

[keen bronze]

ok

and then

there is an odd number

and then another even

no matter what even number we begin with

[prime pebble]

so what's that number in terms of k?

if you go from 2k to 2k+1 then is 2k+1 odd or even?

[keen bronze]

odd

[prime pebble]

well then what's the next even number for 2k?

[keen bronze]

2k+2

[prime pebble]

now go back to your problem given that you now know that length is 2k and next even number for 2k is 2k+2

[keen bronze]

okay

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[native flicker]

If a computer program generates all the permutations of a set containing 10 elements and writes the output to a file at a rate of 1000 permutations per second, how long will it take to generate all permutations?

[tardy epoch]

Do you know how many permutations there are of a set of 10 elements?

[native flicker]

I think it is 10! ?

So it is 10!/1000?

3628.8 seconds?

[tardy epoch]

Only if it's producing new permutations only

If it's producing a random permutation, then it's a coupon collector's problem

[native flicker]

I think it is new permutations

There are no repeats

[tardy epoch]

Also called sampling without replacement

[native flicker]

Okay thank you for your help 🙂

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[brazen kite]

I need help finding a equivalent proposition and proving it as asked in part b

[warm canopy]

Hints: De Morgan, writing implications as or statements, distributing

[brazen kite]

I have this so far idk how much of it is right

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[urban frost]

would u like to try again

[urban frost]

the hints here are sufficient

[brazen kite]

Is some of my work right so far?

[wild swallow]

when it says "construct a truth table" that might be part of the requirements of the question

[brazen kite]

I did construct one

[wild swallow]

ah alright

just thought you might be skipping it and doing the algebra directly

[urban frost]

idk but i feel the second step isnt necessary

[urban frost]

here

i also think u should express it in a more clearer manner

state that ur using implication equivalence

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[timid silo]

Can someone please help me, I have no idea how to do it and I’m so confused : , )

[rain mountain]

I think
x^2
3x
2
are the terms

[timid silo]

Can you explain pls🥹 @rain mountain

[uneven palm]

@timid silo

[uneven palm]

don’t give answers btw

[timid silo]

Ohhh, I get it now. So it’s just the operations that make up the thing

[uneven palm]

yeahh.. I guess

here’s a nicer definition:
Terms are single numbers, variables, or the product of a number and variables.

[rain mountain]

separating an expression into multiple parts and those parts called factors. (simplify to single numbers or single variables)

[timid silo]

Wait so then which are the factors

[timid silo]

OHHH

It’s the ones on the right side

[uneven palm]

indeed

[rain mountain]

If u have an expression like 9(x+5)
9 and x+5 are the factors

[timid silo]

I see

I feel so dumb, this whole time I’ve been over complicating it 😭

[rain mountain]

Oh, I didn't know that.

[timid silo]

It’s fine, it actually let me out 2 and 2 together and sort of figure out myself almost

[uneven palm]

[rain mountain]

Nah, It's fine

it happens smtimes

[timid silo]

Thank you guys

[uneven palm]

np

[rain mountain]

np

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[swift root]

My professor tried to show this example 5 in class and it just didn’t click could someone please help.

[tardy epoch]

there's like just two sentences for example 5

[swift root]

The second page is just the solution

I can’t even follow it

I had to watch a recording of the lecture and his voice keeps cutting out so it’s hard to follow

[tardy epoch]

then show it and point to where you get lost

[swift root]

Wrong pic

I really couldn’t follow it at all

I’m terrible at applications

[tardy epoch]

where first do you get lost?

the picture?

[swift root]

Yeah and how where he gets the -30 degrees

I also forgot the radio for a 30 60 90 triangle because I took geometry in 2015 so that confused me as well

But I really just don’t know how to go about solving an application like this at all

[tardy epoch]

it's given

you just have to draw the triangles after setting up the coordinate axes to be on the block

[swift root]

I guess the only thing I can do is try to watch the example again

I’m sorry I’m just more visual than anything so trying to explain it in words doesn’t help much

[tardy epoch]

then try drawing pictures?

[swift root]

Man U people in this discord or so snobby nvm lol

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[winged mirage]

The number of cents in $x

[proven zephyr]

do you know how many cents is in a dollar?

[winged mirage]

divide by 100??

[sage iron]

use dimensional analysis if you want to be cool

[winged mirage]

so x/100?

[proven zephyr]

no...

first of all

how many cents is in a dollar

[winged mirage]

100

[proven zephyr]

yes

if there is x amount of dollars

what do you do with the amount of cents

[winged mirage]

100x

[proven zephyr]

yes

that should be your answer

[winged mirage]

ohh thank you

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[winged mirage]

The cost in dollars of x books at y cents each.

@proven zephyr

[proven zephyr]

ok so

lets convert the price to dollars first

to convert dollars to cents, you multiply by 100

to convert cents to dollars, what do you do

[winged mirage]

divide by 100

[proven zephyr]

yes

so what's the price for each book

[winged mirage]

uhm

[proven zephyr]

it's y cents for each book

you divide by 100 to make it dollars

[winged mirage]

so y divided by x?

y/100

?

[proven zephyr]

yes

and since that's price per book

and there is x amounts of books

how do you find the total price

[winged mirage]

y/100 times x?

[proven zephyr]

yes

[winged mirage]

is there a better way to write that

or would that be the answer

[proven zephyr]

or you can just...

xy/100

you multiply it into 1

[winged mirage]

thank youu

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np

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[ionic whale]

im using dlh to find a limit

[ionic whale]

and im about to finish the exercise

[ionic whale]

how to do this simple algebra😂

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#❓how-to-get-help

[sweet ember]

Limit tending to what?

[ionic whale]

nah i found it all

i just need b

[random ocean]

what's this

[ionic whale]

idk how to do this i swear lol

[ionic whale]

how to find b

do i put 6 * 0

[wild swallow]

yes

[ionic whale]

and then move 27 to the rhs

[wild swallow]

yes

[ionic whale]

Ok

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[stable rain]

elo

[stable rain]

hi sorry how does this work

[wild swallow]

so for the z/πn π(1/z - n) thats just factoring out z/n from the bracket

then the denominator you have

$\sin(\pi/z) = (-1)^n \sin(\pi/z - n\pi)$

[warm shale]

夢雪

[wild swallow]

there should be a negative sign here

$\qty(z - \frac1n) = -\frac z n \qty(\frac1z - n)$

[warm shale]

夢雪

[wild swallow]

@stable rain

[stable rain]

sry im

looking at the top part..

[wild swallow]

i thought you were gonna say you're in teyvet

[stable rain]

LOL

no i was watching my lect

no idea whats gg on

[stable rain]

this one

i got the same but negative?

[wild swallow]

i thought you had eyes

[stable rain]

i was at the top man

[stable rain]

where did this pop out of

@wild swallow

[wild swallow]

it popped out of the top of my empty head

[stable rain]

OHH

yea

[wild swallow]

thats just

[stable rain]

sin repeats

[wild swallow]

shifting

yeah

[stable rain]

every pi with neg

ok

[wild swallow]

pi periodic

[stable rain]

ok so

what happened

@wild swallow

wait wrong

how did we get that

i thought we would sub z=1 into the holomorphic part or smt

idk what they got or how

[wild swallow]

not sure why they rewrote it with (z - 1)

[wild swallow]

this is probably easier than doing the residue

[stable rain]

im also not sure whats gg on

[wild swallow]

you can launch into residue theorem immediately

dont need the (z - 1) thing

[stable rain]

ok..

but for understanding

whats he doing

or what did he do

w8w8

wrong example

w8

wtf

sry

i

yea i got the right one deleted it n sent the wrong one

[wild swallow]

whats wrong with it

[stable rain]

yea nvm

idk both

yea

:c

[wild swallow]

sadge

[stable rain]

ok um this first

so howd he get -1^2/pi

[wild swallow]

?

[stable rain]

aka howd he get to the 2nd last step

[wild swallow]

this

n = 1

[stable rain]

ok..

well

im done for now

imma review it later

so messy

sien

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thanks

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[timid silo]

Not quite sure how to do that

So I was able to get the speed using pythagors

But I'm not sure how to work out the angle

can someone explain the process needed to find the angle

[lyric kelp]

If you consider the speed of the current adds up to that of the yacht use vectors

[timid silo]

how would it work

[lyric kelp]

Try creating one movement vector for the yacht and one for the current

Because you know the "length" of these and the angle

[timid silo]

haha sorry I'm still quite confused

is this a vector of the yacht

[lyric kelp]

Sorry i have trouble reading this

[timid silo]

if it's going south east, wouldn't it be 315 Degrees

[lyric kelp]

Try getting south east direction as an oriented angle

Yes exactly

Now i believe you can calculate what that vector wiln be

[lyric kelp]

Answer using complex numbers
||v= cos (315) *10 + i sin (315)*10 ||

Since i dont know how to wrute a vector here

[timid silo]

would we need unit circle trigonometry

[lyric kelp]

Then 9nce you know both vectors you should be able to solve it

[lyric kelp]

?

Like thats what cos and sin are based on

But apart from that i dont think so

[timid silo]

I see

[lyric kelp]

Just try to understand rhat every force and movement is a vector

[timid silo]

i see

[timid silo]

ooh wow

[lyric kelp]

Hence this if youve seen it already

Otherwise dont worry avout it for now

[timid silo]

never seen it tbh

[lyric kelp]

Just now once you have them is vectors you can add up every force with eachother or every movement with eachother

[timid silo]

This vector unit was taught to me when I was 14, i'm currently revising it about a year later, so I'm not sure if that rule would be needed

[lyric kelp]

But dont forget to follow your teachers method

Ooh

Then im giving you the idea of how to solve it

But use your teachers method

[timid silo]

alright

I'll ask him for it again

Thank you for the advice

[lyric kelp]

Just in the formula i gave you the "i" is somethign youll see later

Just dont forget to keep the two dimensions separatr

Dont add x coordinates with y coordinates

[timid silo]

oh right that is true

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[dreamy current]

im on part D

wouldnt it just be 23+2.4sin(πt)≥24.2

in the domain of 0≤t≤8

but im confused on how to do this without a calculator (even with a calculator my calculator doesnt give any values, it just says [6.283constn(1)+3.665≤x≤8 and x≤6.283constn(1)+5.759])

my calculator is the Casio Classpad fx-CP400

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You are correct with 23+2.4sin(πt)>24.2

From that, you get 2.4sin(πt)>1.2

Then, sin(πt)>0.5

Sin(πt)> 0.5 when 5/6>t>1/6

Using the fact that the period of sin is 2π, we know that every 2 hours the cycle will repeat

Since the total timeframe in the question is 8 hours long, from 9am to 5pm we can figure out that there will be a total of 4 repetitions of the cycle

Therefore the total amount of time Freddy feels thirsty will be equal to (5/6 - 1/6) x 4 hours

which is equal to 8/3 hours or 160 minutes

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[lusty steppe]

why is this false but when i remove the t it will be true

[lusty steppe]

this only works with constants?

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[timid silo]

t is not negative

So it doesnt get pulled to the bottom

for example, raise the inside to the -1/15 power first and leave the T outside

Simplify inside then bring the T in

[hallow mesa]

Does'nt this only work when t>0

Or am I am just doing something wrong

Never mind

[timid silo]

yes, you dont know right now if the integer value of t is + or - so you treat it based on its sign

[hallow mesa]

Ok

[lusty steppe]

but now when i make t negative

it still doesnt make it an identity

[timid silo]

Try -ln([7/2]^t)

There may be some rule with negatives going into the power with ln's that I might be forgettinf

[lusty steppe]

okkk

[lusty steppe]

can someone explain why this rule doesnt apply with variables but it does with constants?

i cant figure it out

[timid silo]

If t = 0

Wait nvm

Ln(1) becomes 0 also

hmm

[lusty steppe]

yea...

[timid silo]

I will try something one secend

[lusty steppe]

alrightttt

idk is it because the actual variable t could be negative so -(-t) = t

and it would only apply if the variable t is >= 0

i cant think about anything else

[timid silo]

They are equal

all values are defined

And equal

Try typing ln([7/2]^(-t))

Might be because it doesnt want u to simplify?

[lusty steppe]

it doesnt work either

it doesnt make sense

[timid silo]

it looks like your on mathway

[lusty steppe]

i am

i got wolfram too

[timid silo]

what does it say is the rigjt answer?

[lusty steppe]

it doesnt say anything, i am just comparing two sides and "verifying the identity"

am i missing something

how is this not an identity

[timid silo]

Mathways is bugging

[lusty steppe]

yea...

i need to look more into wolfram to see if theres some identity verifications

[lusty steppe]

all properties i listed are literally the same

mathway is weird

[timid silo]

I see

[glossy loom]

Always has been

[timid silo]

never used it so never knew

Wolfram on top

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[sharp iron]

is this question broken? how do you prove its arithmetic

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The results in the table are good. What are the results next to the table?

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[formal parrot]

I'm having issues trying to graph and also write in interval notations

the solutions I got was x is less than or equal to 12 and x is greater than or equal to 0

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Hey guys. Can someone help me or give any advice on modeling differential equations. Ik its a big part of theoretical physics but im just not getting it. I never got stuck like this in any topic of math like tensor calc, mult. calc or anything. Any tips cuz im clueless

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[uneven niche]

Hello, when dealing with conics - what does it mean when they say a conic (e.g elipse or hyperbola) in 'standard position and orientation'? I'm not sure what the bolded term means.

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[vivid creek]

Are you able to use the quick method to solve this quadratic equations since I tried and couldn’t. Are there certain equations that you can’t use it in and have to use the method? Since I don’t know why I can’t

[zenith raft]

quadratic formula?

what's the "quick method"?

[vivid creek]

Yes it that.

It when you find the factors of 3. Then you choose which number you have to times by 8 aka 3 or 1. Then you have to add them to get 10

But it doesn’t work for this equation

[zenith raft]

oh

it's probably the 8 in front of the x^2

[vivid creek]

Wdym?

[zenith raft]

actually it sounds like you are looking for a facorization over the integers

since you say factors of 3

but that might not exist

[vivid creek]

So that why it doesn’t work?

[zenith raft]

,w factor 8x^2+10x-3

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[zenith raft]

yes, it does not factor over the integers

[vivid creek]

Wdym by factor over the integers

[zenith raft]

you can't write it as (x-a)(x-b) for integers a and b

[vivid creek]

Oh ok thanks I understand now

Thanks for the help

[zenith raft]

but I'm still not sure exactly what your initial method was

[warm canopy]

this is the method

[vivid creek]

I know that the method. But there a video that has a shorter method so I can skip all that

But for some reason it doesn’t work for all types

[warm canopy]

what is the shorter method?

[vivid creek]

What this video then skip to about 15:43

https://youtu.be/S7LRqg2_M7o

That the method I’m talking about

I tried that method for the problem I showed up top

But it doesn’t work

I don’t know why tho

That my question

[warm canopy]

its because when you have 8x^2 you dont know how its going to split in the brackets

it might be (8x+stuff)(x+stuff)

or (4x+stuff)(2x+stuff)

[vivid creek]

Is there away for me to know or no

[warm canopy]

not really, the reason it works for his example is because (2x+stuff)(x+stuff) is the only way to get 2x^2 out

[vivid creek]

Oh ok

So does it only work for odd number and the number 2?

[warm canopy]

not going to work for 15x^2 is it

[vivid creek]

Ok well I kinda under stand it a little bit better now

Ty

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[hard citrus]

Can someone help with question 3b

[hard citrus]

cyclic quadrilateral means that all the points lie on a circle

wait nvm

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[timid silo]

i have an abs value limit

[timid silo]

its lim x--> -1 x^2-2/|1+x|

this is how i approached it

or how i was taught to evaluate these limits

for approaching from the left, i was taught to do x^2-2/-|1+x|

and from the right x^2-2/|1+x|

and substitute