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Your question is really unclear, can you define what log form of a number is?
well you could write something like $3^x = 10^{x \log_{10} 3}$
although yes question is bit unclear
i mean making an exponential equation become logarithm, like 2^x=4 is the same as log2(4)=x
Ye but you just gave us 3^x, that's not an equation
i know, thats why i was confused, because my teacher said we had to make 3^x into log form
so i just assumed you could turn it into an equation with 3^x=y then make it log3(y)=x
but i think this would work

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I am given a set question that says in a class of 50, there are 23 males. Is it safe to assume that the number of number of females are 27 or can a person be both male and female as in the case of a bisexual? I am confused.
Most of the textbooks refer to binary genders, so I guess it is safe to assume that
And no you can't be male and female at the same time
bisexual isn't a gender
thank you.
there could be non-conforming
I guess bisexuality is an attraction and bigender is a gender
ive seen probability problems explicitly specify "this many boys and this many girls" to avoid ambiguity on this matter
or set theory whatever
I am preparing for an exams that isnt a textbook question. It is a quantitative reasoning maths question.
They dont always, especially when things are grouped into more than one categories.
they just give you the total and ask you to solve for the unknown.
nyeh
i'd assume male and female are supposed to be complementary here
simply bc that's just commonplace
okay.
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Whats the right name to use when a function is a variable in an expression?
i.e the function is unknown
If there is a proper notation for this that would be good to know, but I was thinking of something like $f^X$ where in this case X is the function
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This is a bespoke notation where something like the above would be useful, so it would be good if there was a standard I could use instead of making something up to avoid bespoke notation
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A bacterial culture grows exponentially and the number of bacteria triples in one hour. After 4 hours, the culture contains 10 million bacteria.
How many bacteria were there originally?
10,000,000 = b * 3^4
b = 10/81
anyone that can check my answer because i think this is wrong
Your equation is right
the question should be easy but my teacher didnt rly explain it well
i just used symbolab to calculate that
yh the answer is probably wrong aha let me redo that
10,000,000 = b * 3^4
10,000,000 = b * 81
10,000,000 / 81 = b
right
that's so easy, i just don't know why the calculator gave me that answer before, but anyways thanks
no problem
@daring rock can i ask you one more question
which function has the biggest t_2 value
of f_2 and f_3
im pretty sure its f_2
the doubling constant
so as in $y=a\cdot b^x$, you're referring to $b$?
tatpoj
If so, then yes
no
the doubing constant is like
if you have t_2 = 3, that means if you go 3 out on the x-axis the y value will be the double
but in that picture its different
Ahh I see, I've never heard that term before
Since f_1 is decaying, its doubling constant would be negative then, right?
yh
And f_3 is growing more slowly than f_2, so wouldn't you have to go out farther in order for f_3 to double?
Wouldn't that make it f_3?
You said the doubling constant is how far the x needs to change in order for y to double
in f_3, x needs to change more in order for y to double, because it's growing more slowly
wait, so it's f_3?
im gonna do smth, but ill read it after
it's gonna take 5 min or so
I've never heard the term doubling constant, but based on your definition, yes, it's f_3
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Having trouble w this. Probability question. I used formula but unsure where each number goes
show what you've done so far
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lol wtf is this
where do i even start?
u can simplify the inside first
$d^m \cdot d^n = d^{m+n}$
or factor 81 and take it out of the fourth root
Do u have to do 81×81?
no
^^
yes
you do
its multiplication you cant factor it out
u can if u want but very troublesome
Ohh okay
if it’s multiplication u can factor
ab*ac does not equal a(bc) it equals a^2(bc)
thats not available publicly 
At no point do you need to calculate 81*81 lol
81=3^4 btw
you dont have to calculate it but you cant just factor out an 81 you need to have 81*81 or 81^2
how did you get d^2 for the second term
to make it easier maybe u can split it up
into 2 fourth roots
HI QUEEN
Lool
me?
ya
OMG
looks good on u <33
what’s that
oooo
Not helper, but helpful. New role
oh
whats rhe diff
What about now?
did they just change name
wait isit
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wait no
forgot to subtract the power
and also
Same abilities as helper but without getting pinged
it’s -5/4
Why -5??
who has helper
the original Q has ^-5
ur**
circle straight up just going off topic
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh
im green D:
I WOULD NEVER
errr
oh wait
💀is it not?
1-5/4 is
first rule
1-5/4 is not -1 😦
yea this is
not really right
i think u r thinking of
(1-5)/4
but its
1-(5/4)
u gotta
add dem brackets
normally division comes first without
but can be a bit amibigous
Is it??
I am still sus
well
its
hahaha
tbh u cant take it out of the sqrt
but ur Q kinda
forces ubto
I texted my friend
This is the answer??
forces u to
Yea exactly
sry whats that
Idk I think he is wrong
Am I wrong?
HAHAHA

um
errr
slightly
but like
the
way they want u to ans ur Qs
u dont rly hv a choice
u just gotta
use ur ans ig
Ohh okayy!!
I will take you word that that's the right answer
yea
its cuz
its like
sqrt
u cant do
sqrt (neg number)
so thats y sqrts is
bit diff from
Ohh
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Hi! I don’t really know what I should be doing or what i’m doing wrong (#9) and for (#1) i don’t even know where to start
😭
i do not understand
since they are parallel, you match slopes whidh you did
the small problem is that you plugged it into the formula not quite correctly
oh what should i do instead?
the -p-(-p) needs to be changed into p-(-p)
i had it wrong in the original photo and then i fixed it so this is what it looks like rn
does p = 3.5?
yup
Omg thank you
for #1, this one requires a little more intuition
i wasn’t sure how to start, one of my friends told me to plug in values but i didn’t know how
we know the y intercept of the second line is 3 right
why would the y intercept be 3?
you rewrote the equation in the form y=mx+b, the b was 3 (aka the y-int)
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Can someone explain this to me?? I just need an explanation to number 1
Is (1, 2) a solution to x + y = 11?
What's x in (1, 2)?
1?
2
If x is 1 and y is 2, what's x + y?
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I don’t understand afar im doing wrong
^^
I think they’re afk

No Im thinking : , )
hiii
Oh oh my bad
welc bac
Hallo
I still don’t understand 😔
Whatcha thinking about? When is the fraction undefined? When the denominator is zero? When 3x=0? When x=0?
3x=0
The domain should exclude 0, not 3
Is it 1/3?
Can u walk us through your thinking? How did u get 1/3?


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ANOTHER ONE TO ADD

Yesh 
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Need help on factoring
do middle term split
Did you try anything?
(x+7)(x+8) right
yup
what did u try
(3x )(3x )
try factoring out a 3 first and see if that makes it easier
nah
3(x^2-x-2)
Agree
ik its not answer but idk what to put in
after factoring 3 do middle term split
what do you get when you factor out just a 3 from the whole expression?
Uh have you thought of finding it roots first?
3(x^2-x-2)??
(x-2)(x+1)?
3x^2-3x-6 = (x-2)(x+1)
you have to replace (x^-x-2) with its factorized form
thats just the original problem
we first factored the original to be this
then we factored x^2-x-2 to be this
so what happens when you put those together?
a tiny bit, but can't you just put the 3 infront of (x-2)(x-1) to save time?
yes
Is that right?
he said he wanted to do it on his own
Oh mb
but thats not the final answer only the first step
try and explain your thought process as you solve it
that will make it more clear what part you struggle with and what part you understand
adding on, if you really want to test your knowledge, try to teach the concept to someone else
if u can teach it, u know it thoroughly
you have to keep the three as a factor in front
you have the right idea though
3(x^2-x-20)
oh
you cant just divide by 3 like that unless its an equation and you divide both sides by 3
yes
just divide or multiply ?
you had the right idea here
how can you factor this expression?
tbh idk
where did u get a +b
almost
flip it?
yes
so 3(x-5)(x+4)?
this is the exact same process as the last two, only with different numbers
you should be able to do it
Nice 👍
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Guys I'm stupid pls help
which
a and b
i think
u can repeat?
i feel u would be able to
but then u would have 27 stuff
which is bit long
hahha
generally the Q wld specify
i think thats all for a
but yea i think we just wrok with this 6
else itll be a bit long
haha
ya hahaha
i dont understand b
or just 2
END with
one of these
yesss
or 572
only these two?
so those are in group A
yup
then now group
B
those whose middle digit is a 5
can u identify those
i dont understand wdym by middle digit is 5
so like
123
the middle digit is a 2
or like
749
the middle digit is a 4
like there are 3 digits, the digit in the middle would be the 2nd one

got it now?
then i put the others in b?
no
752
so i put those two in b?
what do we putt
so first we should start with those that are not in A or B
do uk where to draw them?
725
its on the right of the question
um
the white part
i wouldnt call it middle
but yea those 3
now
back to this
A: 572, 752
B: 257, 752
are there any numbers in both A and B?
yes
what is it
i dont understand 😭
so like
if i have
A:1,2
B:2,3
then
the number 2 is in both A AND B
so now we have
oh
yes just that 752
which is?
so we had
A: 572, 752
B: 257, 752
but now we filled in 752
so we are left with
A: 572
B: 257
so just fill those into the
middle ish bits of both of their sets
ok thanks
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What r u stuck with?
this question
What have you tried so far?
Ok yea but what do u not understand about it?
adding-5 is same as going left 5 steps
Look for 4, go 5 steps back.
4+(-5) is the same as 4-5
+(-5) is -5 / going back by 5 steps
yes
now idk if +*-=- has some proof in ring theory
so dont trust me when I say by defintion
There's 4 people here helping you with math. Lmao
so it’s -1?
aha thanks
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@wild swallow hi mother can u explain this 2 me pls i didnt get the explanation lol
HELLO
hello
lets do dis
I have done these problems.
do you have the other person's explanation
no i lost it
i literally
Is this taken from Hall and Knight?
anyway
findingsouth: but basically, let x = t, y = at, z = bt which represents the parametric form of the intersection curve
findingsouth: this gives 6 + 4a + 3b = 0, 4a + 2ab + pb = 0
findingsouth: now the gradient of 6 + 4a + 3b = 0 is -4/3, and implicitly differentiating, 4 + 2b + 2a (db/da) + p (db/da) = 0
findingsouth: substituting db/da = -4/3 gives the tangent point as (-3, 2)
findingsouth: and so 4(-3) + 2(-3)(2) + p(2) = 0 gives p = 12
findingsouth: now we should confirm that p = 12 gives more than one real solution
findingsouth: and if this has infinitely many solutions as we conjectured, substitute in x = 1 and you will find y = -3, z = 2, which is not the trivial solution (x, y, z) = (0, 0, 0)
findingsouth: (the general solution is (x, y, z) = (3t, -9t, 6t) btw)
ok wait
yes that
wait can u tell me what am i supposed to look at first
lets say im a total retarC
C
oh ok lai
welp
when you do something like
yes
what happens
LOL
It's get squared.
you had me there

dharr mann moment
thats
wait how does that help
the product of two of the terms right
ye
dong
got it lol
Ywh replace them
they are products of two terms
Fuking phone user 💀

No lmaao
heh
im just throwing out ideas
We got three terms.
ye
it get sqaured.
and thats how we can get access to these "cross terms"
which look like ab
thats exactly whats appearing in the second equation
o
does that make sense?
i get this
but i dont get how it applies here
lmao
yea
(a + b + c)2 = a2 + b2 + c2 + 2(ab + bc + ca).
because one of them is just x, y, z by itself
and
one of them has xy, yz, xz terms
wait tbh i dont even get what the question wants
so you want to make them "talk to each other"
okay lets explain the question first then
see the last terms.
we have the two equations
and we want to find the smallest positive integer p such that there is more than 1 solution
the reason why we want more than 1 solution is because
there is a really easy solution that works for any value of p
can you spot it
0?
wait but i tot were only finding p
Guess
ohh
everything 0?
yes
we want to find the smallest value of p
so now we wanna find
such that there is at least 1 more
🥴
so actually
say for example
when p = 3
there are no other solutions
they just dont exist
and it can be proved
yessir
that for certain values of p
there are actually no other solutions
okay so
how do we even solve equations
we have 2 equations that we're trying to solve simultaneously
so sort of similar to row reduction in linalg
we need to make them talk to each other
OKAY
and so as i was explaining earlier
ye
the equations sort of dont talk to each other rn
because the first one is has x, y, z terms
but the second has xy, yz, xz terms
why not we multiply both sides of the equation with x
wait wut
doesnt let you do stuff
algebraic intuition i guess
well
maybe if you multiply by x
you get something
but
then youd need to multiply by y
and then z
and you end up back to squaring
well
to get access to the xy yz and xz terms
like with (a + b)^2 = a^2 + b^2 + 2ab
we can do
the first equation squared
but we dunno whats (a+b+c)^2
oh lmao wait
you gotta discover it
did you collect
O
you should only get 6 terms in the end
Oop
,w simplify (6x + 4y + 3z)^2
nice
Ez
looks like it matches


