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it is definitely much easier to solve for in terms of tau, which is how I did it now
but my TA told me to use this formula
which gives me this
but this does not make sense as an answer
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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.
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.
I see
but even in the case of that series, I just didn't really understand how I could try to simplify that expression
since I'd have a sum of sincs
You can try moving back to the time domain
I mean I already figured out how to do this with a discrete expression for the time domain
I was just wondering if there was a way to make sense of it in the frequency domain
Well, specifically how do you want to "make sense of it?"
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
any ideas?
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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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I don’t need help with the math but
For part c
Do I have to include the restriction for r(x)
so easy
Originally
The domain of the rational polynomial is determined by the roots of r(x)
Since r(x) cannot be zero
So if that’s what you’re asking then yes include where r(x) = 0
Since that should be the only points that aren’t in the domain
Apart from those spots it should be the rest of R
Well r(x) is undefined at 5/2 and where is it 0?
Oh (5/2?
It’s not 0 there it’s zero at -1/7 I believe
But it has to be greater than 2
For the numerator
Because of the square root
Doesn’t it have to positive
But since r(x) is limited to be greater than 2 yeah you already exclude that part
Yeah you’re right
So is it [2, infinity) or (5/2, infinity)
So your domain is [2, 5/2) U (5/2,infinity)
It’s not [2, infinity)
It’s [2, 5/2)
And then you union that with 5/2 to infinity to get the whole domain
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?
you should be able to find that
f(f^-1(x)) = f^-1(f(x)) = x
yes
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Ok thanks I’ll try that now and send it back here if I have any issues
I should end up with x = x = x?
f(f^-1(x))=x
Uhh
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you did f^-1(f(x)) and f(f^-1(x))
you proved it twice so you're good lol
next time when you want to check you only need to choose one of those
yeah just check whichever is easier
Oh I just have to choose one?
As long as one of them = x I’m good?
@worn yoke @static furnace Hey what if something = -x?
then the inverse you found is incorrect
yes
that or the composition. either way it's a signal to double check your work
@static furnace @worn yoke would one of u guys have a look at this one…? I think I did everything right
This is what the answr key says… super weird
the last step is incorrect, when you cancel the square
Pls explain
anything inside a square root is positive, so multiplying that by -1 gives a negative
what happens when you square a negative number?
It’s undefined
When you square or square root?
When you square a negative it turns positive , when sqrt a negative it’s undefined
we can write $-\sqrt{x+5} = (-1)\sqrt{x+5}$. what happens to the $-1$ when you square it?
cloud
It turns positive
yes
so we can write $(-\sqrt{x+5})^2 = (-1)^2 \cdot (\sqrt{x+5})^2$. which is...?
cloud
Just rootx+5
But I don’t understand how we can write it as (-1)^2??? @worn yoke
So a negative sign to the left of the root is essentially non existent is that what you are saying?
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
cloud
But where are you even getting the exponents from in this case…?
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My inverse contains no exponents…
im the second to last step you wrote
[(-\sqrt{x+5})^2 -5 = -x + 5 - 5] which is incorrect
cloud
It’s incorrect because I didn’t apply the square to the -1 to the left?
yes, the -1 should have gone away because of the squaring
This only apply when the the whole sqrt is squared right?
Not like -root((x-2)^2)
Then the negative would stay yeah?
it depends on whether the - is inside or outside the square
if it's outside then it stays
in that case the - would stay put (although now you have ± or absolute value to deal with)
@worn yoke does BEDMAS always apply to everything?
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
(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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How would I do this:
Would i use a binomial distribution model?
yep
$\sum_{k=0}^{98} \mathbb{P}(X = k) = 1 - \mathbb{P}(X = 100) - \mathbb{P}(X = 99)$
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find the values of the parameter a for which the equation has 3 solutions on [0, 2pi] interval
multiplying the values doesn't really give anything sensible or usable
notice that if ab=0, either a = 0 or b = 0
no problem
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i guess you could rewrite it just in terms of sin x
using sin^2 x + cos^2 x = 1 right?
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$-2\sin^2 x - \sin x + 1 = 0$
Soosh
oh
i see
but after i find x
how do i find the other angles?
since x isn't the only angle
if im not wrong
i guess no need to worry about subsitution if it can just be factored
just factor it as:
(-2 sin x + 1)(sin x + 1) = 0
now set each factor = 0 and solve, making sense?
yeah
you got it from there?
yeah
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am i donig it right?
when i plug it into desmos i just get y=0
which isnt the correct interpolation yk
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why not?
yk that the sin(x*2pi) would reach 0 at each integer or half-integer (imagine the unit circle if you have a problem w/ this), so f of each point is just 0: y=0
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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What is the formula for area of a triangle?
A=bh/2
oop mb
If any 2 of them are known, we can find the third
In this case we know A and b
h= 2A/b, to find A/b you'll need to use long division for polynomials
in this case you can factor tho
no need to do long division
See any way you can factor by grouping?
Hmm true
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How would I find the range of this: $\left(2+\cosθ\right)\left(2+\sinθ\right)$
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probably this is an easy one im just not seeing it
also I don't want to solve it using cos(θ)=sin(θ)
the function in this case is symmetric but there may be unsymmetric functions
you could differentiate to find min and max
differentiating gives (cosθ-sinθ)(cosθ+sinθ+2)=0
so, cosθ=sinθ
now putting back: (2+sinθ)^2
so am I basically find the min and max of this function?
no
that would be 9 obviously
but at that point cos and sin arent the same
you will obviously in some way have to use how sin and cos "interact"
so why do you not want to use costheta=sintheta
yes
so considering this, I get max[sinθ]=1/sqrt(2) and min[sinθ]=-1/sqrt(2)
Putting back: min = (2-1/sqrt(2))^2 and max = (2+1/sqrt(2))^2
Ah ok thanks
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How on earth do I do this
how do you calculate volume
yes
you don't need excel, just a calculator
yeah why would you need excel
okay well then
you need to use excel
bruh the formula is on your page
both are
yeah just type it into a box
try experimenting with excel. you'd be surprised how intuitive it can be
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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wait how does that even worl
where did i go wrong
wait lemme redo the question
ohhhhhhhh
i see thanks
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hey how do i factorise this
im confused because what multiplies to something y^2 but adds to something xy
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)||
Are you allowed to use the quadratic formula tho?
or you could factor out y^2 and work in a quadratic in (x/y)
then multiply the y^2 back into the factors when youre done
im not sure
what do you mean?
that's clever but probably more confusing than anything for someone new to this stuff 😄
its saying to factorise
not use the quadratic formula
Yeah that way works too
Note that the thing inside the brackets is a quadratic in (x/y)
So you can use the same method you use to factorise quadratic expressions
For simplicity, we can take (x/y)= t
So 3(x²/y²)-4(x/y)-4 becomes
3t²-4t-4
Which can be factorised
Oh right mb
Yes
Then try this
ok
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so then how do i simplify
the answer is without those x/y fractions
this is the answer @inland matrix
sorry im replying so slow i was also having a second question answered
It's ok
Here there's a y² outside, which is the same as y*y
Multiply each y with each term inside the brackets
You can take that within one of the brackets too
ok let me do this one sec
what about the y^2 tho
.
2(3x+2y)(x-2y) is what you get after multiplying y²
o
Now this 2 can be multiplied with either of the terms in the brackets
But only within one bracket
Ye
wait what
the y^2
dosent that make the constants
2y^2 and -2y^2
what did i do wrong
$$2y^2(\frac{3x}{y}+2)(\frac{x}{y}-2)$$
$$= 2y(\frac{3x}{y}+2)\cdot y(\frac{x}{y}-2)$$
$$=2(3x+2y)(x-2y)$$
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So far so good?
oh that is what you mean
Ye
let me have a good look at it one sec
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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A group of tourists will go on a ship cruise. Of that
group, 15% have already taken a cruise once and 528
people have been on a cruise exactly 2 times.
If 6% of people in this group have already been on a cruise
3 or more times and 2,000 people will take a cruise along the
For the first time, the number of people in this group is
understood between: (X) 4500 and 5000
Please don't occupy multiple help channels.
Can someone explain me step by step?
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could you reframe that question or send a photo perhaps
A group of tourists will go on a ship cruise. Of that group:
• 15% have already taken a cruise once
• 528 people have been on a cruise exactly 2 times
• 6% of people in this group have already been on a cruise 3 or more times
• and 2,000 people will take a cruise for the first time.
The number of people in this group is understood between:
( ) 2500 and 3000
( ) 3000 and 3500
( ) 3500 and 4000
(X) 4000 and 4500
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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
it is enough to read the new integration bounds to define a new integral iterated with respect to the OX axis
Could you explain that sorry I’m dumb😭
Have you ever calculated an iterated double integral?
yea where you like take the integral w respect to the first variable then the second
so you shouldn't have a problem here either, you can see right away how to set the integral bounds
look, in your i ntegral
the ergion D
is of the form:
that is in respect to OY
and now
you need to do it , in respect to OX
literally it requires take names of lines and curve from the picture i gave you
Ohh that makes sense thank you so much 😔
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If a sequence is monotonic, can I just directly say it is bounded?
I don't have to prove that?
There's this question... Its all just stating the definitions, Im not sure what I even have to prove
well, if a sequence is decreasing, we can say its monotone, but it doesn't necessarily mean its bounded
it could diverge to -inf
and it has an upper bound
but bounded would mean both lower and upper
this is the question
Im gonna type stuff out here actually I feel like it helps so much for clarifying my thoughts
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...
I think I have to do smth with the term 1/2^n
because the limit is 0
and I will check for this, but there is prob some rule where addition of conv sequence and divergent sequences = convergent or smth like that
i have no idea lol
oh
damn
well there goes my lead
ahhhhh so if theres inf, then there is an M>0 s.t |Xn| >= M
but HOWWW
can I find such M???
what is this madness
1/n is monotonic, it's bounded
n is monotonic, it's not bounded
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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Is it still for this ?
if u want, i can give u a small hint
(i'm going offline in at most 10min)
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ok yea no
so how can I prove that the infinite sum indeed has an upper bound of 2
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
first reduce it to echelon form
yes whats next
show me what u got
ok cool
so now
transform that to your standard equation form
what would it be
x_1 + x_2 = 5 is what i mean, for example
also i think u messed up
it's asking you to find Ax = 0
so you are equating it to the 0 vector
so there are 4 variables?
and i add a column with just 0's
yeah
ok do the same as i told u
note it in equation form
Now, you need to plug in those values into the solution vector [
\vj x = \mat[b]{x_1\x_2\x_3\x_4}
]
am i putting the expression into x1 and x2
yes
oh ok
you dont know anything else about them
ok great
now
you can separate this vector into two
by the additivity property of vectors
make a vector only consisting of the x_3's and the other only for thr x_4's
where did the x's disappear and why is it a row shorter
thank you
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i need urgent help
don't know what to do
Bro volume of prism is area of base * height
Calculate the area of base first
also the "p" can be calculated using trigonometry in the triangle
q also
well i got p as 4.9998661358
and q as 16.000133864
do you mind checking of i got the right values
and what is the formula to find the volume for this
are we allowed to do that?
Um 4.99999999 is roughly 5
No take q as 16
then what do we do?
I said area of base
this is what my module says
Wait
like how do i get the values of the base
What is 10mm
ok
no that is for another example question
it would be the width
instead of 10
bro who cares how do i get the measurements of the base
Area of base can be calculated
See the 7 cm
On top
It's the same as 7cm at bottom
Here is clear example man
Vol. Comes to be 1/2 * 5* 16 * 7
What did u do here
mb
i messed up
its wrong
for some reason
it says answer to the nearest whole number
and idk if we are allowed to consider it 5 and 16
What did u wrote as an answer
280
can you check for me
I mean did u put your cal. On degree
i think its right
yes
bro just plsss check for me
im bad with calcs
i mean they did give h = 51.34
Bro p is 3.9999
Just try once more on calc
then what is the other way?
U know this method right ?
First convert 352m into cm
35200
Ok
Now find the circumference of wheel
U have been given the diameter
Take it's half to get radius
Now divide the whole journey by circumference
ok what is the formula you used?
According to your question
35200
No
88cm
One revolution= circumference of the circle
Yes
Now simply u think of is how many revolutions can be completed in your journey
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Hello.Could someone help me with this?
The second question
Only help me with the first 2 questions.I know the others
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are their more rationalnnumbers or integers
There are the same number of them
from a number line perspective, i see more integers
There exists a bijective function $f:\mathbb Z \to \mathbb Q$
Frosst
sorry i mean
i see more rationals
cause u can like fit so many
decimals in between yk
there's way more rationals
like fit infinities
if you don't mean cardinality
between two integers
yeah
I guess it matters how you mean “more”
so how can they be same-
when there are more infinite decimals
in between
two integers
If any rational number is p/q then there would always exist integer 2^p*3^q
But if you’re given just the sets ℤ and ℚ you can’t do much but compare their cardinality
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
2^p*3^qcan u give another example
you mean both increment at the same time so they both are the same?
i mean amount wise
i don't know what you mean
like both spawn
at the same time
um
cause if their spawning speed differ
like if rationals were faster
wait
What do you mean “spawning speed”
it's called density or something
speed is relative
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
no
This
It’s a mapping between 2 sets such that everything in the domain is sent to something in the target
so for every x, there is a y which means both x and y are the same amount of infinities?
Yes but actually no
Not necessarily
Yes in this case but the logic you wrote doesn’t hold
We need the bijectivity part as well
So for every y there’s also an x
Not just one way it needs to go both ways
ok bijection
Are you greater than 13 ?
No?
ah both ways
okay
hence both are the same amount of infinites
Something like that
wdym something like thaat
it is that right?
leaving suspense
oksy ty 😄 @grizzled shore
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Does this mean the same thing?
Please don't occupy multiple help channels.
Yes sin is an odd function
Hello
Im not sure what that means
But it means im correct what i said
(the red stuff)
Is the equivilent
Saying
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Only former is true@graceful marten
cosine function is a even function
And even functions satisfy the following equation $$
f(x) = f(-x) $$
Cyrenux
White part of the latter image is true though @graceful marten
It seems like you came up with red text on your own, which i cant see how
I thought the red text is the same as the white text no?
yes
Cos(x+3) = cos -3
no?
maybe im mixing transformations
into it I think
So these are the only possible even and odd functions?
wdym?
How did you conclude that
I guessed
Wrong guess
fair enough
I just dont know what this is tbh
Like I can do graphs
but I never use this stuff
or the CAST diagram
so this stuff confuses me everytime i see something
Ok-
I understand where i went wrong
Thank you


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how do i get the area of a curved rectangle
to get the area of the curved one?
I have told you how
how do i get the arc length
😅
Use the theorem arc_length = r*theta where theta is in radians
what would b the value of theta
So how are radians defined?
i forgot man
pi radians = 180 degrees
Now using this definition you want convert the 35.13 degrees to radians
how would u use the formula
Divide by 180 degrees first
i kinda dont get that
??
0.20
do u not multiply by pie first?
??
huh i thought 35.13/180
You want to make 1 of the numbers 1. 1*anything = anything
pi radians = 180 degrees
Divide by 180 both sides
pi/180 = 1
Hi zzzzx, unfortunately, I have to go all the best
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why is h(x)>g(x) when x>0?
i dont understand the logic
since g(x)>f(x) for a bit of x>0, shouldnt h(x)<f(x) for this portion?
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the idea is that g(x) is always < 1
so f(x)/g(x) is always > f(x)
ie. h(x) > f(x)
well, for positive f(x)
when x is negative it's the other way around
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I have to determine a parametric equation for this ellipsoide... but i dont know how to start
do i use spherical coordinates and use these?
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you don't have to. you can shift and scale your old x for new x'
e.g. you can just get new (X, Y, Z) with simple shift and scale https://math.stackexchange.com/a/205919
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having trouble understanding this rule
do I get to choose what b is or does it have to be related to a?
You get to choose
anything?
anything
all my examples show log_4 becoming log_2 or something like that
There's usually a "smart" pick, but you can pick anything
The base of a logarithm ends up being pretty unimportant
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√x - √y = 9
And x . y = 4
Find √x³ - √y ³
$\sqrt{x^3}$ right? You didn't mean $\sqrt[3]{x}$?
SWR
Ok. Thought so just wanted to be certain
a3 - b3 = (a-b)(a2 + ab + b2)
3 is the power i cant do that
yeah well i did that but couldnt come to a conclusion
Hm?
which got me confused
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
its not related with the question
Gotcha
Hint : square your first equation here
We get it a lot here
oh its probably because im in a different country
or i just heard it but dont know the english
it looks complicated thats something i can say
so what do i square
The point is that this is incorrect
wait lemme go to google to copy the square root emoji
ok
so its x - 2√ xy + y
?
and x . y is 4
so √ xy is √ 4
which is 2
so its x - 2 + y
is 81
so x + y is 83
i just realized
the thing that the question is asking is way different than what i did
but at least i think i get the point
so how do i relate it to Find √x³ - √y ³
from this point
i got it all messed up
Difference of cubes like you did before. Just don't forget the square root
On $\sqrt{x^3}-\sqrt{y^3}$