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fickle dagger
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Please ignore my work there for now, I started doing this using some weird formula but I couldn't really figure out what it meant, looking for some insight into it possibly?

fickle dagger
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it is definitely much easier to solve for in terms of tau, which is how I did it now

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but my TA told me to use this formula

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which gives me this

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but this does not make sense as an answer

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@fickle dagger Has your question been resolved?

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@fickle dagger Has your question been resolved?

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@fickle dagger Has your question been resolved?

fickle dagger
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No

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@fickle dagger Has your question been resolved?

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@fickle dagger Has your question been resolved?

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@fickle dagger Has your question been resolved?

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@fickle dagger Has your question been resolved?

brazen viper
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@fickle dagger the autocorrelation function should be a convolution of a function with itself. The formula given is the convolution but in the frequency domain. Remember, convolution becomes multiplication when moving between time and frequency.

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I think why it doesn't make sense is you were expecting the answer to be a series of triangle waves, which it is in the time domain.

fickle dagger
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I see

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but even in the case of that series, I just didn't really understand how I could try to simplify that expression

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since I'd have a sum of sincs

brazen viper
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You can try moving back to the time domain

fickle dagger
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I mean I already figured out how to do this with a discrete expression for the time domain

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I was just wondering if there was a way to make sense of it in the frequency domain

brazen viper
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Well, specifically how do you want to "make sense of it?"

fickle dagger
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I guess what I mean was that I wanted to be able to evaluate it in a way that made sense, but that might not necessarily be possible, i.e. using the formula we would get a sum of sin(2pi f_0 n) cos(2pi f_0 n tau)

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Im thinking i should first show that the 3rd and 4th cases can be proved together

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Let’s say the distance is 100 meters we go 50 KM per hour on the way there and 40 KM per hour on the way back. I realize I need to account for the different times so it Intuitively makes sense for me to take the reciprocals of 50 and 40 But then without looking at the harmonic mean formula I am not exactly sure what to do I’m not exactly sure why I divide two by the sum of the reciprocals and not something else I guess I’m just so used to doing arithmetic mean and geometric mean this is throwing me off. I know what the formula is and when to use it but am just trying to picture why divide 2 by sum of reciprocals

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orchid wind
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I don’t need help with the math but

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For part c

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Do I have to include the restriction for r(x)

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orchid wind
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Originally

serene fossil
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Since r(x) cannot be zero

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So if that’s what you’re asking then yes include where r(x) = 0

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Since that should be the only points that aren’t in the domain

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Apart from those spots it should be the rest of R

orchid wind
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So the domain of p(x)/r(x)

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Should be 5/2?

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[5/2, infinity)

serene fossil
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Well r(x) is undefined at 5/2 and where is it 0?

orchid wind
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Oh (5/2?

serene fossil
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It’s not 0 there it’s zero at -1/7 I believe

orchid wind
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But it has to be greater than 2

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For the numerator

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Because of the square root

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Doesn’t it have to positive

serene fossil
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But since r(x) is limited to be greater than 2 yeah you already exclude that part

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Yeah you’re right

orchid wind
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So is it [2, infinity) or (5/2, infinity)

serene fossil
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So your domain is [2, 5/2) U (5/2,infinity)

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It’s not [2, infinity)

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It’s [2, 5/2)

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And then you union that with 5/2 to infinity to get the whole domain

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Because values in [2,5/2) are allowed

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Let’s say I’m asked to find the inverse of f(x), and I find f^-1(x) okay.

Now let’s say I want to check my answer to make sure I calculated the inverse correctly, is there a way to do this?

worn yoke
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you should be able to find that
f(f^-1(x)) = f^-1(f(x)) = x

timid silo
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F composite f^-1(x) = f^-1 composite f(x) = x?

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worn yoke
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yes

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Ok thanks I’ll try that now and send it back here if I have any issues

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static furnace
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f(f^-1(x))=x

timid silo
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static furnace
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you did f^-1(f(x)) and f(f^-1(x))

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you proved it twice so you're good lol

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next time when you want to check you only need to choose one of those

worn yoke
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yeah just check whichever is easier

timid silo
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Oh I just have to choose one?

timid silo
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@worn yoke @static furnace Hey what if something = -x?

static furnace
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then the inverse you found is incorrect

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worn yoke
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that or the composition. either way it's a signal to double check your work

timid silo
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@static furnace @worn yoke would one of u guys have a look at this one…? I think I did everything right

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This is what the answr key says… super weird

worn yoke
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the last step is incorrect, when you cancel the square

timid silo
worn yoke
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anything inside a square root is positive, so multiplying that by -1 gives a negative

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what happens when you square a negative number?

timid silo
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It’s undefined

timid silo
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When you square a negative it turns positive , when sqrt a negative it’s undefined

worn yoke
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we can write $-\sqrt{x+5} = (-1)\sqrt{x+5}$. what happens to the $-1$ when you square it?

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timid silo
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It turns positive

worn yoke
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yes

timid silo
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Uh

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I don’t understand the lesson here

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@worn yoke pls explain

worn yoke
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so we can write $(-\sqrt{x+5})^2 = (-1)^2 \cdot (\sqrt{x+5})^2$. which is...?

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timid silo
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Just rootx+5

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But I don’t understand how we can write it as (-1)^2??? @worn yoke

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So a negative sign to the left of the root is essentially non existent is that what you are saying?

worn yoke
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whenever we have a - sign to the left of anything, it's the same as multiplying the whole thing by (-1). we can split up exponents, so $(xy)^2 = x^2 y^2$. so the - sign must disappear when we square it

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timid silo
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But where are you even getting the exponents from in this case…?
@worn yoke

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My inverse contains no exponents…

worn yoke
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im the second to last step you wrote
[(-\sqrt{x+5})^2 -5 = -x + 5 - 5] which is incorrect

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worn yoke
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yes, the -1 should have gone away because of the squaring

timid silo
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This only apply when the the whole sqrt is squared right?

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Not like -root((x-2)^2)

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Then the negative would stay yeah?

worn yoke
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it depends on whether the - is inside or outside the square

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if it's outside then it stays

timid silo
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-(root((x-2)^2)

worn yoke
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in that case the - would stay put (although now you have ± or absolute value to deal with)

timid silo
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@worn yoke does BEDMAS always apply to everything?

worn yoke
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in principle you could enclose absolutely everything in parentheses everywhere, and the rules of math would still function, but that would be hard to read, so we chose BEMDAS to require as few parentheses as possible while still being clear

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(you could define your own personal system with a different order of operations and the math would still work fine, but other people reading it wouldn't be able to understand what you wrote)

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Ok thanks

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How would I do this:

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balmy crater
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Would i use a binomial distribution model?

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yep

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$\sum_{k=0}^{98} \mathbb{P}(X = k) = 1 - \mathbb{P}(X = 100) - \mathbb{P}(X = 99)$

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i see

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find the values of the parameter a for which the equation has 3 solutions on [0, 2pi] interval

narrow jackal
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multiplying the values doesn't really give anything sensible or usable

tacit scarab
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notice that if ab=0, either a = 0 or b = 0

narrow jackal
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ah fuck

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right

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aaa fuck

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it's easy

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thanks

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help

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im lost ;(

dense imp
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i guess you could rewrite it just in terms of sin x

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using sin^2 x + cos^2 x = 1 right?

marble wyvern
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yeah

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thats

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what i think

dense imp
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then you'd have a quadratic in sin x

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$2(1 - \sin^2 x) - \sin x = 1$

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dense imp
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$-2\sin^2 x - \sin x + 1 = 0$

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marble wyvern
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oh

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i see

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but after i find x

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how do i find the other angles?

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since x isn't the only angle

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if im not wrong

dense imp
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i guess no need to worry about subsitution if it can just be factored

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just factor it as:
(-2 sin x + 1)(sin x + 1) = 0

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now set each factor = 0 and solve, making sense?

marble wyvern
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yeah

dense imp
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you got it from there?

marble wyvern
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yeah

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formal turtle
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am i donig it right?

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when i plug it into desmos i just get y=0

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which isnt the correct interpolation yk

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cyan forge
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what you got is actually the same as y=0, cause sin(pi) is 0 so it just makes everything 0

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inland matrix
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What is the formula for area of a triangle?

cyan forge
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A=bh/2

cyan forge
inland matrix
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It's ok lol

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But yes it's that

inland matrix
# cyan forge A=bh/2

If any 2 of them are known, we can find the third
In this case we know A and b

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h= 2A/b, to find A/b you'll need to use long division for polynomials

cyan forge
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in this case you can factor tho

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no need to do long division

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See any way you can factor by grouping?

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How would I find the range of this: $\left(2+\cosθ\right)\left(2+\sinθ\right)$

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B-eard

rich plume
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probably this is an easy one im just not seeing it

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also I don't want to solve it using cos(θ)=sin(θ)

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the function in this case is symmetric but there may be unsymmetric functions

kind hawk
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you could differentiate to find min and max

timid silo
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find the range where cos varies

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and then sin

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then multiply

rich plume
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so, cosθ=sinθ

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now putting back: (2+sinθ)^2

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so am I basically find the min and max of this function?

kind hawk
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no

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that would be 9 obviously

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but at that point cos and sin arent the same

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you will obviously in some way have to use how sin and cos "interact"

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so why do you not want to use costheta=sintheta

rich plume
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Okay, so I need to find points where sinθ=cosθ?

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like at pi/4

kind hawk
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yes

rich plume
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so considering this, I get max[sinθ]=1/sqrt(2) and min[sinθ]=-1/sqrt(2)

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Putting back: min = (2-1/sqrt(2))^2 and max = (2+1/sqrt(2))^2

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Ah ok thanks

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How on earth do I do this

tacit scarab
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how do you calculate volume

olive jungle
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Would this be correct

static furnace
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yes

olive jungle
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How do I do second part

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I donr know how to use excel can someone do that for me

static furnace
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you don't need excel, just a calculator

olive jungle
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We’ve legit never learned excel and that formula

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Oh really

static furnace
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yeah why would you need excel

olive jungle
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How would I put that in

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The question says use miscorosfot excel

static furnace
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okay well then

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you need to use excel

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bruh the formula is on your page

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both are

olive jungle
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I have no idea how it works

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So do I juts put them in somewhere

static furnace
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yeah just type it into a box

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try experimenting with excel. you'd be surprised how intuitive it can be

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Can u do it real quick for me it’ll take me ages

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Not sure if my primitive of (k+3x) is right and also don’t know where I went wrong integrating k into the primitive. The answer is k=2. Question is find the value of k if k>0

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<@&286206848099549185>

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Help me pls

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tacit scarab
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0=2.5k^2-k-8

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not +8

calm cloak
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you move 13/2 to the other side no?

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3/2-13/2

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2.5k^2-k-5

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wait how does that even worl

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where did i go wrong

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wait lemme redo the question

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ohhhhhhhh

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i see thanks

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hey how do i factorise this

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im confused because what multiplies to something y^2 but adds to something xy

inland matrix
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You can try to solve the quadratic in x
||(Note that here you can take a=6, b=-8y and c=-8y² as the coefficients)||

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Are you allowed to use the quadratic formula tho?

ruby path
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or you could factor out y^2 and work in a quadratic in (x/y)

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then multiply the y^2 back into the factors when youre done

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languid harness
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u mean something like this

languid harness
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not use the quadratic formula

inland matrix
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Ik

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But if you know the roots you can factorise

inland matrix
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Note that the thing inside the brackets is a quadratic in (x/y)

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So you can use the same method you use to factorise quadratic expressions

languid harness
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could you work it out for me so that i can see?

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@inland matrix

inland matrix
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For simplicity, we can take (x/y)= t
So 3(x²/y²)-4(x/y)-4 becomes
3t²-4t-4

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Which can be factorised

languid harness
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what about the 4

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in the 4x/y

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you just did -(x/y)

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so then how do i simplify

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the answer is without those x/y fractions

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this is the answer @inland matrix

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It's ok

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Multiply each y with each term inside the brackets

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what about the 2

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how do i get rid og it

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You can take that within one of the brackets too

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its not in the answerr

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tho

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Which is the same as 2(x-2y)

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ok let me do this one sec

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i got this

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Wait there's only one 2 tho

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You can multiply it within only one bracket

languid harness
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2(3x+2y)(x-2y) is what you get after multiplying y²

languid harness
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o

inland matrix
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Now this 2 can be multiplied with either of the terms in the brackets

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But only within one bracket

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Ye

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wait what

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the y^2

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dosent that make the constants

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2y^2 and -2y^2

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what did i do wrong

inland matrix
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$$2y^2(\frac{3x}{y}+2)(\frac{x}{y}-2)$$
$$= 2y(\frac{3x}{y}+2)\cdot y(\frac{x}{y}-2)$$
$$=2(3x+2y)(x-2y)$$

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Sulphur

inland matrix
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So far so good?

languid harness
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Ye

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let me have a good look at it one sec

inland matrix
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The reason we multiplied y within both brackets is coz there was a y² which could be written as y*y
But the same isn't possible with 2, it can be multiplied within only one of the brackets

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It's alright

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yes

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Ppl do exist in different forms

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absolutely terrible human being

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A group of tourists will go on a ship cruise. Of that group:

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( ) 3000 and 3500
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I generally get how to do a partial integral but im@kinda stuck on the first one as a whole ik i have to switch the order and bounds but idk what to do with that

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Could you explain that sorry I’m dumb😭

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yea where you like take the integral w respect to the first variable then the second

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literally it requires take names of lines and curve from the picture i gave you

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If a sequence is monotonic, can I just directly say it is bounded?

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I don't have to prove that?

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There's this question... Its all just stating the definitions, Im not sure what I even have to prove

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so to prove its bounded, I can either show that there is an inf of Xn, OR proof by contradiction and assume Xn is not bounded, so diverges...

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I think I have to do smth with the term 1/2^n

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oh

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well there goes my lead

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ahhhhh so if theres inf, then there is an M>0 s.t |Xn| >= M

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but HOWWW

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can I find such M???

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what is this madness

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change this to x(n+1) - xn ≤ 1/2^n
then consider xn - x(n-1) ≤ 1/2^(n-1)
then consider adding both equations together

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yea

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I'll try and work it out first tho if thats ok

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I dont really want the answer

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okie

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sure a hint would be nice

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(and the terms of your sequence are positive)

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im actually getting somewhere

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ok yea no

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so how can I prove that the infinite sum indeed has an upper bound of 2

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because I tried the eps delta method at first, for n->0, but thats hard to work out

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can someone help me with this please

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daring salmon
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show me what u got

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ok cool

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so now

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transform that to your standard equation form

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what would it be

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x_1 + x_2 = 5 is what i mean, for example

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so there are 4 variables?

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yeah

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like you noted down in ur first step

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and i add a column with just 0's

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yeah

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@timid silo

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note it in equation form

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solve for x_1 and x_2 in both equations

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Now, you need to plug in those values into the solution vector [
\vj x = \mat[b]{x_1\x_2\x_3\x_4}
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keep x_3 and x_4 as is

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so what do u get

daring salmon
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am i putting the expression into x1 and x2

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yes

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what is my x_3 and x_4?

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1?

timid silo
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just x_3 and x_4

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keep them as is

daring salmon
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oh ok

timid silo
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you dont know anything else about them

daring salmon
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now

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you can separate this vector into two

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by the additivity property of vectors

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make a vector only consisting of the x_3's and the other only for thr x_4's

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i need urgent help

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sacred jetty
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don't know what to do

stoic token
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Bro volume of prism is area of base * height

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also the "p" can be calculated using trigonometry in the triangle

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q also

sacred jetty
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well i got p as 4.9998661358

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and q as 16.000133864

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do you mind checking of i got the right values

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and what is the formula to find the volume for this

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I think p can be considered 5 at this point

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Area of Base * height

sacred jetty
stoic token
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Um 4.99999999 is roughly 5

sacred jetty
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yep ok

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then what about q

stoic token
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No take q as 16

sacred jetty
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ok so 1/2x16x5

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which is 40

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Where did u got 1/2

sacred jetty
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then what do we do?

stoic token
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I said area of base

sacred jetty
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this is what my module says

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sacred jetty
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oh ok

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so...

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how do i get that

stoic token
sacred jetty
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like how do i get the values of the base

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What is 10mm

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ok

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no that is for another example question

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it would be the width

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instead of 10

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bro who cares how do i get the measurements of the base

stoic token
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Area of base can be calculated

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See the 7 cm

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On top

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It's the same as 7cm at bottom

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Here is clear example man

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Vol. Comes to be 1/2 * 5* 16 * 7

sacred jetty
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35x5 is the answer

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oh ok

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ok

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got it

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sacred jetty
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i messed up

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its wrong

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for some reason

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it says answer to the nearest whole number

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and idk if we are allowed to consider it 5 and 16

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What did u wrote as an answer

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280

stoic token
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Alright then ... Use as 4.99998

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And 16 as 16.0003

sacred jetty
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i did and i got 280

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but it says it is wrong

stoic token
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🤔

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Did u cross checked ur p and q

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?

sacred jetty
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can you check for me

stoic token
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I mean did u put your cal. On degree

sacred jetty
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i think its right

sacred jetty
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bro just plsss check for me

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im bad with calcs

stoic token
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Kkk

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Just a sec

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Yeah q is 4.9999

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Now for p

sacred jetty
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i mean they did give h = 51.34

stoic token
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Bro p is 3.9999

sacred jetty
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huh

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how??????

stoic token
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Just try once more on calc

sacred jetty
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what do i put?

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sqrt 41 squared minus 4.99999 squared?

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then sqr root

stoic token
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No

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Its way complicated that way

sacred jetty
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then what is the other way?

stoic token
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Use cos(51.34)=p/√(41)

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Trigonometry

stoic token
sacred jetty
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and can you help me with this

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it involves physics

stoic token
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First convert 352m into cm

sacred jetty
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35200

stoic token
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Ok

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Now find the circumference of wheel

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U have been given the diameter

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Take it's half to get radius

sacred jetty
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88cm

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is circumference

stoic token
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Now divide the whole journey by circumference

sacred jetty
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ok what is the formula you used?

stoic token
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See

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The one revolution is equal to how many cm.

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?

stoic token
sacred jetty
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35200

stoic token
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No

sacred jetty
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88cm

stoic token
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One revolution= circumference of the circle

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Yes

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Now simply u think of is how many revolutions can be completed in your journey

sacred jetty
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oh ok

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okkkkkkk

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got it

stoic token
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Understood or u need more clarification

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?

sacred jetty
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nah i got it

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can i friend you?

stoic token
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Sure dude

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🔥

sacred jetty
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damn physics is hard

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i struggle to understand most of it

stoic token
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Alright i gotta go

sacred jetty
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ok cya

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Cya

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accept my request!

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Done

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k thanks

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Welcome

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Hello.Could someone help me with this?

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The second question

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timid silo
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are their more rationalnnumbers or integers

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grizzled shore
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There are the same number of them

hollow lynx
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equal

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both are countable infinity

timid silo
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from a number line perspective, i see more integers

grizzled shore
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There exists a bijective function $f:\mathbb Z \to \mathbb Q$

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Frosst

timid silo
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sorry i mean

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i see more rationals

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cause u can like fit so many

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decimals in between yk

drifting wraith
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there's way more rationals

timid silo
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like fit infinities

drifting wraith
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if you don't mean cardinality

timid silo
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between two integers

drifting wraith
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yeah

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I guess it matters how you mean “more”

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so how can they be same-

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when there are more infinite decimals

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in between

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two integers

hollow lynx
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If any rational number is p/q then there would always exist integer 2^p*3^q

grizzled shore
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But if you’re given just the sets ℤ and ℚ you can’t do much but compare their cardinality

hollow lynx
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and it has to be unique

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so i could argue that there are more integers

drifting wraith
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you don't run out of integers faster than rationals, if you match X integers with Y rationals
there's infinite amount of both
on a given interval, it's not true as you noticed

timid silo
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2^p*3^qcan u give another example

tacit scarab
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"more" is a vague term'

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Z is a subset of Q but Z and Q have the same cardinality

timid silo
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i mean amount wise

drifting wraith
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i don't know what you mean

timid silo
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like both spawn

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at the same time

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um

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cause if their spawning speed differ

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like if rationals were faster

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wait

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What do you mean “spawning speed”

drifting wraith
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it's called density or something

hollow lynx
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speed is relative

timid silo
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like for every integer, there is a rational so they must be the same amount then? like for 0, we got 0/1, for 1 we got 1/1, for 2, 1/2

drifting wraith
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no

grizzled shore
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OK

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i googled it

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Ok yea

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true

grizzled shore
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It’s a mapping between 2 sets such that everything in the domain is sent to something in the target

timid silo
hollow lynx
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Yes but actually no

grizzled shore
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Yes in this case but the logic you wrote doesn’t hold

timid silo
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how do measure infinity anyway

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you

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ok nvm

grizzled shore
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We need the bijectivity part as well

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So for every y there’s also an x

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Not just one way it needs to go both ways

timid silo
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ok bijection

hollow lynx
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Are you greater than 13 ?

grizzled shore
timid silo
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okay

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hence both are the same amount of infinites

grizzled shore
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Something like that

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wdym something like thaat

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it is that right?

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leaving suspense

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oksy ty 😄 @grizzled shore

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Does this mean the same thing?

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timid silo
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Yes sin is an odd function

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Hello

graceful marten
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But it means im correct what i said

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(the red stuff)

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Is the equivilent

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Saying

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Yes

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Google “odd function”

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Im a bit confused

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So here it says

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But here it says this

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????????????/

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Only former is true@graceful marten

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cosine function is a even function

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And even functions satisfy the following equation $$
f(x) = f(-x) $$

warm shaleBOT
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Cyrenux

plucky rivet
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White part of the latter image is true though @graceful marten

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It seems like you came up with red text on your own, which i cant see how

graceful marten
tender tusk
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how?

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are u looking at the text correctly?

graceful marten
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yes

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Cos(x+3) = cos -3

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no?

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maybe im mixing transformations

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into it I think

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So these are the only possible even and odd functions?

tender tusk
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wdym?

plucky rivet
graceful marten
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I guessed

plucky rivet
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Wrong guess

graceful marten
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fair enough

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I just dont know what this is tbh

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Like I can do graphs

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but I never use this stuff

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or the CAST diagram

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so this stuff confuses me everytime i see something

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Ok-
I understand where i went wrong

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how do i get the area of a curved rectangle

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cunning burrow
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So you can unfold a curve rectangle.

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Do you know the area of a rectangle?

fair helm
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yeah just w times l

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8 × 1.5

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12

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right?

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yep

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Basically you need to figure out the arc_length then multiply by height

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I have told you how

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how do i get the arc length

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Use the theorem arc_length = r*theta where theta is in radians

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So how are radians defined?

fair helm
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i forgot man

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pi radians = 180 degrees

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Now using this definition you want convert the 35.13 degrees to radians

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Divide by 180 degrees first

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You want to make 1 of the numbers 1. 1*anything = anything

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pi radians = 180 degrees

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Divide by 180 both sides

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pi/180 = 1

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Hi zzzzx, unfortunately, I have to go all the best

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why is h(x)>g(x) when x>0?

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i dont understand the logic

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since g(x)>f(x) for a bit of x>0, shouldnt h(x)<f(x) for this portion?

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fervent cradle
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so f(x)/g(x) is always > f(x)

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ie. h(x) > f(x)

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well, for positive f(x)

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when x is negative it's the other way around

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oh i see

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I have to determine a parametric equation for this ellipsoide... but i dont know how to start

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do i use spherical coordinates and use these?

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having trouble understanding this rule

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do I get to choose what b is or does it have to be related to a?

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You get to choose

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anything?

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anything

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all my examples show log_4 becoming log_2 or something like that

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There's usually a "smart" pick, but you can pick anything

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The base of a logarithm ends up being pretty unimportant

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okay, thank you for the help

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√x - √y = 9
And x . y = 4

Find √x³ - √y ³

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$\sqrt{x^3}$ right? You didn't mean $\sqrt[3]{x}$?

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timid silo
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yes

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i used the thing

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Ok. Thought so just wanted to be certain

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a3 - b3 = (a-b)(a2 + ab + b2)

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which got me confused

timid silo
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i mean i said a3 but i meant a to the third power i just dont know the key on my keyboard to do that

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its not related with the question

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Gotcha

timid silo
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do u want me to tell what i did

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u can tell me what i did wrong

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so x - y is 81?

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what do i do

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i square x.y?

dark stirrup
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freshmans dream

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thats a fit name

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lol

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ive never heard of it before

dark stirrup
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We get it a lot here

timid silo
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oh its probably because im in a different country

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or i just heard it but dont know the english

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it looks complicated thats something i can say

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so what do i square

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timid silo
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ohhhh

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yeah my bad

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my bad

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i forgot the thing

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it was x2 - 2xy + y2

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?

dark stirrup
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You forgot the square roots

timid silo
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wait lemme go to google to copy the square root emoji

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ok

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so its x - 2√ xy + y

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?

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and x . y is 4

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so √ xy is √ 4

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which is 2

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so its x - 2 + y

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is 81

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so x + y is 83

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i just realized

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the thing that the question is asking is way different than what i did

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but at least i think i get the point

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so how do i relate it to Find √x³ - √y ³

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from this point

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i got it all messed up

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i do it on x + y = 83?

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what do i use the difference of cubes on

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On $\sqrt{x^3}-\sqrt{y^3}$