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signal dagger
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I could take away that root

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reverse of this

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right?

timid silo
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yup yup

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good

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and?

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there is one more you have to use here

signal dagger
timid silo
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wonderful!

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that's correct

signal dagger
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wow

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its really fantastic those notes i will take it

timid silo
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so using the laws: 2, 6, and 3 you should be able to solve this problem

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try to apply them and tell us if you can get the answer

signal dagger
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Fantastic

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I will let you know, thank you both for the quick answer

timid silo
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bonne chance

signal dagger
# timid silo bonne chance

It gave me
x^1/2 * y^2 *z^9

I can transform the x^1/2 into a root, that would mean that im simplifying ?

timid silo
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yeah

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or you could leav your answer in terms of x^1/2 as well

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I don't think the examiner would mind

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according to me, that is simplified enough

signal dagger
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great great

obtuse pebbleBOT
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south night
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A particle moves along a straight line with its position at time t given by s(t) = sin(t) - t^2/4 for 0 <= t <= 2*pi. Determine the time when the particle is farthest from the origin

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@south night Has your question been resolved?

timid silo
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!status

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timid silo
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@south night

south night
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1

timid silo
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okay

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np

south night
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i really don't know that to do beside integration

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what*

timid silo
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at the local maxima and minima of a function, the derivative at the point is 0 correct?

south night
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correct

timid silo
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okay so we have the function $$s(t) = \sin(t) - t^\frac{2}{4}$$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
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wait is it t^2 divided by 4

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or is it t to the power 2/4

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@south night

south night
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t squared divided by 4

timid silo
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oh okay okay

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we have the function $$s(t) = \sin(t) - \frac{t^2}{4}$$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
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the derivative of this displacement function would give us

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timid silo
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.reopen

south night
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$\cos(t)-\frac{t}{2}$

warm shaleBOT
south night
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sorry xD

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vapid path
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Pleasw help me answwr 24

obtuse pebbleBOT
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Show your work, and if possible, explain where you are stuck.

vapid path
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no work started

stone holly
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hint: start by taking LCM

vapid path
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lcm of $3x - \frac{2}{1 + \frac{2}{x}}$

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yeah?

warm shaleBOT
vapid path
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lcm of that?

timid silo
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Yes yes

vapid path
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still need to answer 26

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questions

timid silo
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Actually

$$\text{LCM}(1, 1 + \frac{2}{x})$$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

vapid path
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wait what what happened there

timid silo
timid silo
vapid path
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practice for nationals (im cooked)

timid silo
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We need to turn this into a fraction of the form

$$\frac{P(x)}{Q(x)}$$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

vapid path
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yea yea

timid silo
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So let’s say we have the fraction

$$\frac{1}{3} + \frac{1}{2}$$

how would u turn this into 1 fraction?

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

vapid path
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you make them the same base then add?

timid silo
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Show me how

vapid path
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2/6 + 3/6 = 5/6

timid silo
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Yup good

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Let’s apply the same concept here

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$$3x - \frac{2}{1 + \frac{2}{x}}$$

Is essentially
$$\frac{3x}{1} - \frac{2}{\frac{1}{1} + \frac{2}{x}}$$

vapid path
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yeahhh yaeh

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

vapid path
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yeah

timid silo
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Let’s turn this part into 1 fraction by making the base same

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Can you do that for me?

vapid path
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wait lowkey how u make them the same base

timid silo
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Ok np I’ll teach ya

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So if I have the numbers 2 and 3 in the denominator, the common base we made was 6 correct?

vapid path
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yes

timid silo
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In our example of 1/2 + 1/3

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Okay

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So if I have 1 and x in the denominator

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The common base would be?

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$$1 \times x = x$$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

vapid path
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ohhhhhhh

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OHHH

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$\frac{x}{x} + \frac{2}{x}$

warm shaleBOT
vapid path
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yeah?

timid silo
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The term $\frac{2}{x}$ ALREADY has this x in the base therefore it requires no more changes but $\frac{1}{1} \times \frac{x}{x}$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
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So now we have the base being the same we can just add the numerator

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What would be the single fraction?

vapid path
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$\frac{x + 2}{x}$

warm shaleBOT
vapid path
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right?

timid silo
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Great job! Let’s put this where the original circle was

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$$\frac{3x}{1} - \frac{2}{\frac{x + 2}{x}}$$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

vapid path
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yeahhh so now we need the same denominator again?

timid silo
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Let’s make this base same

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Can you find the common base for me?

vapid path
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4x/x? yeah?

timid silo
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Not exactly :)

vapid path
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ohhh wait

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you multiply

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the denominator

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of the 2nd to the 1st?

timid silo
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Yup yup!

vapid path
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oh wait wait

timid silo
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You’ve got it

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Tell me the common base

vapid path
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common base is
$\frac{x + 2}{x}$

warm shaleBOT
timid silo
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Awesome!

vapid path
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you multiply that to the numerator too?

timid silo
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So we see that the term $\frac{2}{\frac{x + 2}{x}}$ already has this base but $\frac{3x}{1}$ doesn’t

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
vapid path
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yeah so $\frac{3x^2 + 6x}{x}$

warm shaleBOT
vapid path
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multiply common base with 3x?

timid silo
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Yup good job!

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$\frac{\frac{3x^2 + 6x}{x} - 2}{\frac{x + 2}{x}}$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
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Correct?

vapid path
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yeah yeahhh

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we put same denominator on 2 again?

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-2x/x?

timid silo
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Let’s turn this into a single fraction now

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Can you do it for me please?

vapid path
timid silo
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Yes good job

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Now turn this into a single fraction

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$\frac{\frac{3x^2 + 6x}{x} - \frac{2x}{x}}{\frac{x + 2}{x}}$

vapid path
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oh wait not 2x just two?

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
vapid path
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$\frac{3x^2 + 4x}{x}$

timid silo
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Gg good job

warm shaleBOT
timid silo
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$\frac{\frac{3x^2 + 4x}{x}}{\frac{x + 2}{x}}$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
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Yeah?

vapid path
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yeahhh yeahhh

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now reciprocal? that thing?

timid silo
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If we are diving something, we are multiplying by the reciprocal

vapid path
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yeah yaeh wait

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$\frac{3x^2 + 5x}{2x + 2}$

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yeah?

warm shaleBOT
vapid path
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is this good?

timid silo
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Not exactly no

vapid path
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where did i go wrongg

timid silo
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$\frac{3x^2 + 4x}{x} \times \frac{x}{x + 2}$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
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$\frac{3x^2 + 4x}{\cancel{x}} \times \frac{\cancel{x}}{x + 2}$ = $\frac{3x^2 + 4x}{x + 2}$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
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Are you with me @vapid path

vapid path
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OHHhh cancel

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yeah yeah yeah

timid silo
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Noice

vapid path
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thats the answer now right?

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you just add it now

timid silo
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Now we have this in the form of P(x)/Q(x)

timid silo
vapid path
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$3x^2 + 5x + 2$

warm shaleBOT
vapid path
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righttt? WOAH

timid silo
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You’ve got it mate

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That’s correct

vapid path
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THANK YOU SOOO MUCHHHHH

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22 more 😭

timid silo
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Happy to help

timid silo
vapid path
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Im think of mod but like idk how to use it here

timid silo
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Okay last question

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Cause I’ve gotta do my econ hw after this 😅

vapid path
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Oh alright thank you so much and goodluck with that

timid silo
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Okay so

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$4x + 10 = 2(2x + 5)$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

timid silo
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Does that give you a hint? 😉

vapid path
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OHHHHHHH

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wait lowkey im getting more of the idea i just dont know how to excecute it

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24 first glance coz x 2 but idk tho

timid silo
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Hmm not exactly :)

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But we’re getting somewhere

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Have you studied the remained theorem before?

vapid path
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Yeahhh like where its 0? Then its a root? Is that it?

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Should i get the x value

timid silo
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Let’s revisit the remainer theorem for a bit

vapid path
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ohh factor theorem wait whats the remainder theorem again

timid silo
vapid path
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i know i know that i just forgot

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

vapid path
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ohhh yeah yeahhhh

timid silo
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So according to the remained theorem, if we input

$$P(\frac{-5}{2}) = 12$$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

vapid path
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uhuhh

timid silo
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So in the case of 4x + 10 our input for the polynomial would be?

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$$P(\frac{-10}{4})$$

warm shaleBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

vapid path
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yesss yesss

timid silo
timid silo
vapid path
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OHHHHHH

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SO ITS STILL 12

timid silo
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Which is 12!

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Yes

vapid path
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LMFAOOOOO THANK YOU SOOOO MUCHH goodluck with your hw

timid silo
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Good luck to you to cheers mate

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old lily
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what's the state space

bitter gust
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What do you mean?

teal turret
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the set of possible states

old lily
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the possible values of the markov chain

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it's basically 2 possible states (on a given day he eats meat or he doesn't) - we can label these with 1 and 0 respectively

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so the transition matrix is 2x2

bitter gust
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hmm ok

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So either he eats meat or does not but doesn't the die first decide if he eats meat or not?

old lily
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yeah that's for deciding X_0

bitter gust
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How can we just say that the probability of him having meat is either 1 or 0 before mentioning the dice role tho?

old lily
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so let's say he eats meat today (X_n = 1). what's the probability he will eat meat tomorrow?

bitter gust
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0

old lily
bitter gust
old lily
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you could assume anything ig

bitter gust
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Because won't how we set up the matrix change the answer?

old lily
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no it won't

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what happens tomorrow only depends on what happened today

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(markov property)

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so the first day doesn't matter

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anyway the transition matrix is conditional probabilities

old lily
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so if he eats meat today what's the probability he will not eat tomorrow

bitter gust
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Okay so let's say he ate meat today, the probability of that is 1/6 and what happens tomorrow depends on what happened today, so tomorrow the probability of eating meant is 0.

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So would (1,1) not be 1/6 and (2,1) be 0?

old lily
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ok wait i'm labelling it like 0 then 1

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so top right is (0,1)

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the (1,1) entry is P(X_(n+1) = 1 | X_n = 1)

bitter gust
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hmmm

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So the first column is if he has meat today

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and the second column is if he has meat tomorrow?

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So is this the matrix?

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or would it be this:

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stiff mortar
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Lhugo no

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timid silo
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why?

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oh sorry

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didnt see

timid silo
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?

stiff mortar
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Im out✌️

timid silo
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didn't understand sorry

stiff mortar
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No cause i wanted to type here a question but then i saw you typing and i wrote no but then i found the answer to my question and i dont need the channel anymore

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ok

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weak terrace
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weak terrace
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im not sure which one is suppose to be used as a u sub

upper shuttle
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probably 1-cos^3

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its derivative would be that thing outside

weak terrace
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ok from that point how do i go about

upper shuttle
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find du/d theta

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then change the d theta to du

weak terrace
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is my du/d going to be 2costheta

stone holly
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cos theta = t

weak terrace
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what? is cos theta =t

upper shuttle
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dont do that

stone holly
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I mean cos theta = u

upper shuttle
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-3 cos^2 sin

stone holly
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oh yeah

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that works

stone holly
upper shuttle
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so the cos and sin cancels with the stuff outside the bracket

weak terrace
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ok how do i set this up can i show u what i have

wary badger
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no you cant!

weak terrace
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does theta turn into a u

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im so scared y are so many ppl in here

upper shuttle
wary badger
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we all love to help

upper shuttle
stone holly
wary badger
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😹😹

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i’ll let you help

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🤝🏻

upper shuttle
upper shuttle
wary badger
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nah

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just trolling

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because they asked if they can show

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of course they can

upper shuttle
weak terrace
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IM GOING

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I WORK SLOW IM GONNA SEND IT RN SRYYYY

upper shuttle
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its ok im slower

weak terrace
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Is that right so far or no

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And if it is I’m stuck from that point

upper shuttle
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,rccw

warm shaleBOT
weak terrace
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also next to sin i forgot but du

upper shuttle
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theres a sin

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so u should cancel the sin theta as well

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pretty nice u use up the whole line lol

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but please do put = before each equation to denote equality

weak terrace
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im sorry

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so im left with the same answer but with out sin

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what happens to the 1/3? do i distrubute it back in when i pull the anti?

wary badger
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add a little tail

weak terrace
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let me rewrite it so we can all understand

dire rain
upper shuttle
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i believe theres no - as well
theres a - and another - as cos derivative is -sin. they cancel out

upper shuttle
dire rain
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the first term is the derivative of whats inside the bracket

weak terrace
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im so lost

dire rain
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you cancel it after multiplying by 3 and then 1/3 outside the integration

dire rain
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loss

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very sad

upper shuttle
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oh sorry

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lost not loss

dire rain
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imma die now

weak terrace
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ok dont die

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u made most sense

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out of 100 million helpers

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ty

upper shuttle
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i didn't

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rip

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u good now?

weak terrace
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u did but scary

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wen that dude joined

dire rain
weak terrace
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yeah ty

upper shuttle
weak terrace
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appreciate u all

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sry queen

upper shuttle
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why i scaryD:

weak terrace
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ur math is so advanced

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be brave go learn more

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bye

dire rain
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have fun

upper shuttle
weak terrace
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my u were not good enouigh

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i use whole line

upper shuttle
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no using the whole line is fine

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its pretty cool to haha

weak terrace
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im never doing it again

upper shuttle
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why lol

weak terrace
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bc u dont

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i wanna become u

upper shuttle
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no i do

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it just depends on the Q

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some ill have to use a few lines for each equation

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👉 👈

wary badger
upper shuttle
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those are painful

weak terrace
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ok if u wanna talk we can play valorant i need 2 finish hw u need 2 help ppl

upper shuttle
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🔪

weak terrace
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bye every1 forever

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upper shuttle
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upper shuttle
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could someone explain this to me

gilded needle
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well if you want to find all x,y such that x+y = z, then x can be anything as long as y = z-x, right?

upper shuttle
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isnt it more like, Z is defined as X+Y

gilded needle
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i am distinguishing here between Z and z

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Z is a random variable

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z is one particular value that Z can take on

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the underlined formula is computing the probability that Z = z

upper shuttle
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could i try to understand

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so could it be like the number of times z appears at x=17 for instance?

gilded needle
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i don't see multiple trials happening here

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you have two random variables X and Y

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and their sum is Z

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the formula is computing the probability that Z = z

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i.e. the probability that X+Y=z

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you have a joint probability distribution function for X and Y

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namely p

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so you just find all the combinations X=x and Y=y that sum to z, and add their probabilities together

upper shuttle
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what does p_Z(z) mean

gilded needle
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no, what they're calling p(x,y), the p without a subscript, that's the joint distribution function

gilded needle
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p_Z(z) is by definition the probability that Z=z

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and p(x,y) is the probability that X=x and Y=y

upper shuttle
gilded needle
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poor notation but standard

gilded needle
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the probability that X=x and Y = z-x

upper shuttle
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isnt p(x, z-x)=p(x, y)?

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nvm i shall go back to the start of this chapter

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thanks bungo

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vast cape
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vast cape
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I am mad lost, i have no idea where to start, forget work to show

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i know it has something to do with the derivative, which is 12x^2 - 80x +125

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but no idea what to do with it

velvet spoke
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Hello

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I can help

vast cape
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hi

vast cape
velvet spoke
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give me some time to write down the full solution

vast cape
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alr

velvet spoke
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@vast cape

vast cape
velvet spoke
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j k step

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i assumed a point (j, k) on the curve

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so (j, k) satisfies the given equation

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and i can take the tangent at point (j, k)

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now that tangent passes through the point (1, 5)

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@vast cape

vast cape
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ohhhh

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ok

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oh ok alr

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yea i get it now

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ty

velvet spoke
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and you already know the tangent eqn in terms of j, k

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so yeah there you go

vast cape
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so i just solve for possible j values to get the different slopes of tan right?

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then solve for equation of lines?

velvet spoke
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solve j to get k

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then you have this eqn

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just put the various (j, k) in it

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get k from here

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i hope it's making sense

vast cape
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mostly yea

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i understand why you get to those last equations, but im not sure where id get my tangent slopes from

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(j,k) is on the curve right?

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so then would u plug j into the derivative for slope?

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then use the point 1,5 for equation of the line?

velvet spoke
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yep

velvet spoke
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there's no problem in that

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you can plug j into the derivative yes

vast cape
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u mind if i try solving and double check my asnwers with you?

velvet spoke
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your slope then would be (6j - 25)(2j - 5)

velvet spoke
vast cape
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yea but i wont have it on my tests so tryna get hand written practice lol

velvet spoke
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sure, ping me when you're done

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@vast cape Your j is here

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oh ty

velvet spoke
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were the 3 k values

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-120,-4,5

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@velvet spoke

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meaning the three equations are

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y=-120x+125

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y=-4x+9

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y=5x

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yep yep yep

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did your answer match ?

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ty

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yw

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you understood the method, right? @vast cape

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,rotate

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Do mind the shadow, trying to use the quadratic formula, but not sure whether or not i have done it wrong.

tardy epoch
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,w roots x^2 + 2x + 5

tardy epoch
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looks right after you simplify

ionic flame
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whats i?

tardy epoch
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-2/2 = -1, sqrt(16) = 4, etc.

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$i = \sqrt{-1}$

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riemann

ionic flame
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Imaginary number?

tardy epoch
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yes

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is this bot able to plot graphs using this equation?

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,help

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by the way you can plot the graph yourself, it's super simple

tardy epoch
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,w plot x^2 + 2x + 5

ionic flame
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I have never come across this type of quadratic formula before

velvet spoke
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open a new channel if you want to keep asking since this one will close unpredictably

velvet spoke
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complex numbers?

ionic flame
velvet spoke
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okay well we defined √-1 to be i

ionic flame
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is there theory behind it, or just becuase?

velvet spoke
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just because

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and it lead to the world of complex numbers

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well all you need to know right now is that when you solve the eqn using the quadratic formula

ionic flame
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Oh, so is it safe to assume that any value within the surd if negative results in the line not intersecting the x axis?

velvet spoke
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you got this, right?

ionic flame
velvet spoke
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we solve such roots like this

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where i is the imaginary unit

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Obviously this equation has no roots in the real world

ionic flame
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should i state my final answer with the imaginary unit included? or present it with a surd?

velvet spoke
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since square root of a negative number has no meaning in the real world

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your teacher would know what it is

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My teacher has us to write all our answers using word...

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microsoft word isnt the best for maths

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it takes ages to type them up

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latex

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you can use alt =

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open the equation editor

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use latex in that

ionic flame
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tysm

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may i ask, whats latex and how can it benefit

velvet spoke
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it's a language

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used to write math

ionic flame
velvet spoke
ionic flame
velvet spoke
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no i think it is already included

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Word eqn editor has latex support, right

wary badger
warm shaleBOT
wary badger
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it’s nice

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mine does

wary badger
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go to overleaf

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it’s free

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they have articles

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that are easy to read

ionic flame
wary badger
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and you can use youtube videos as a supplement

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it takes less than a day to learn

wary badger
ionic flame
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$\int e^x dx$

wary badger
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use a space

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after int

velvet spoke
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formatting, use space

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Lenmou

ionic flame
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thats beautiful

wary badger
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$e^x = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} \frac{x^n}{n!}$

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when i saw all of you guys using it i thought it was pretty hard

ionic flame
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so the $ is to open prompt within the bot here?

velvet spoke
wary badger
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just looks scary

velvet spoke
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@ionic flame

ionic flame
wary badger
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you can also use $$\sinx$$

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velvet spoke
wary badger
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bruh

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$\sinx$

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wary badger
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interesting

velvet spoke
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very interesting

wary badger
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$$\int e^x dx$$

ionic flame
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i clicked on the link

warm shaleBOT
wary badger
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you can use

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(\int e^x dx)

warm shaleBOT
wary badger
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or

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warm shaleBOT
wary badger
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hmm the slash doesn’t show but it’s

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back slash

velvet spoke
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this is just a latex testing ground now lmao

ionic flame
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hey fluxion, which section should i go under to learn the latex codes?

wary badger
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just read the overleaf articles

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they have a good amount

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i read that one first

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then for more specific things they have other articles

velvet spoke
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check sidebar

velvet spoke
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yeah read that

ionic flame
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Ah thank you both!

wary badger
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you’re welcome

ionic flame
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ill probably have to read this when i am a bit less tired, so tomorrow.

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ya both really smart too, congrats to learning something that looks scary

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do either of you program?

wary badger
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not much

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you don’t need to know how to code

ionic flame
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if i may ask, where arer you from?

wary badger
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america

ionic flame
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pretty nice

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anywho, thanks again. 🙂

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you’re welcome

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oh yh

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it’s fluxions

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i’ll close it though

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fkcing okay i see how these work

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Something like this

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Should i have to write the -2+ or - on numerator line?

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i do alt =
then write my equation but it doesnt ever put the -2 + or - inside the fraction

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it always leaves it outside the fraction...

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i have to manually put it back in

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(word)

tardy epoch
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$\sqrt{-16} = \sqrt{16 (-1)} = \sqrt{16}\sqrt{-1} = 4i$

warm shaleBOT
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riemann

velvet spoke
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i s'pose it worked

ionic flame
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YES

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you are very smart

velvet spoke
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im not

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stop with the flattery omg

ionic flame
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when we factor out the negative

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can we immediately put the i inside

velvet spoke
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idk wym

ionic flame
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do we have to take it through all those steps before putting it into 4i

velvet spoke
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not really

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just whenever you see smth √-x just do i√x

ionic flame
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so if we see a negative within a surd we can write it as "i surd"?

velvet spoke
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when you get to complex numbers you'll see why

ionic flame
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ah ok

velvet spoke
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for now this should satisfy your needs

ionic flame
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sorry no idea what they are called

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surds or radicals

velvet spoke
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Both

ionic flame
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preferred name?

velvet spoke
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i like radicals

ionic flame
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√-16
√16 -1
4i

or should we write it as √16 √-1

velvet spoke
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both statements are equivalent

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For neatness

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use 4i

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and it's just better

ionic flame
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hmm

velvet spoke
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why leave it as √16 √-1

ionic flame
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to show steps?

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idk really, just because i thought it looked right

velvet spoke
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no need

ionic flame
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ok

velvet spoke
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if your teacher asks you to you can show steps to him

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but it's not required

velvet spoke
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type \cdot then press space

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\cdot

alpine bison
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velvet spoke
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it's just so so neater

alpine bison
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this is even better than who sends some hand written exercise

velvet spoke
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are u calling me out

ionic flame
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one on left is without, one on right is with

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should i capitalise algebra?

velvet spoke
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bro it's variables, do whatever

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no one rlly cares

ionic flame
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ill keep them like that then ig

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my teacher is quite strict when it comes to presentation

velvet spoke
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this is wrong

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Like so

alpine bison
ionic flame
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oh, because of the + or -

velvet spoke
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just the √-16 is equal to 4i

ionic flame
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doesnt the -2 and 2 cancel eachother out?

velvet spoke
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the rest of the stuff remains the same

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yeah they do

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leaving with -1

ionic flame
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oh....

velvet spoke
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@ionic flame try solving this eqn

ionic flame
ionic flame
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ill do it right now

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may i write what i do here along the way?

velvet spoke
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sure dude i dont mind

ionic flame
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x^2 +x +1 = 0

a=1 b=1 c=1

x= -1+√-3 / 2

x= -1-√-3 / 2

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so far so good?

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yeah

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@ionic flame are u stuck

ionic flame
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No i went to word

velvet spoke
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oh

ionic flame
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?

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thats as far as i got

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off topic, but i love the way word looks with maths

velvet spoke
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aw no

ionic flame
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aw no good or bad

velvet spoke
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Cross check where you went wrong

ionic flame
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i forgot to divide the entire thing 😦

velvet spoke
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and you didn't solve the root correctly

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you should stick to solving roots step by step @ionic flame

ionic flame
velvet spoke
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step 3

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sorry typing err

ionic flame
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could you give me another please?

velvet spoke
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=0 @ionic flame

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x^2 + 3x +5 = 0

ionic flame
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may have messed up

velvet spoke
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i suppose that's just a typing error

ionic flame
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i before the root?

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like so?

velvet spoke
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yeah, perfect

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you got the hang of it

ionic flame
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if you have root 11 (i)

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is there a way to simplify it further?

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it dont look nice to my eyes

velvet spoke
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,w √11

velvet spoke
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@ionic flame

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if you wanna

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now what looks better to ur eyes?

ionic flame
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erhm

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the first one blobcry

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indeed

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Need help understanding the math

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tropic mirage
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I don't understand why it's b(1-gamma) / gamma

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The “it” you’re referring to being? u’(w)?

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Oh mv

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Mb

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I thought it was wrt gamma

unreal musk
tropic mirage
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Yep

unreal musk
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Cool SCgoodjob2

tropic mirage
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Applying l'hopitals rule

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Where does In(W) come from

unreal musk
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,rccw

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@unreal musk

unreal musk
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In your case, you're differentiating wrt gamma

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Got it thanks

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Hello

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#

The SHS officers are planning for a SHS Prom. The allocated budget for decorations, sounds, and other miscellaneous expenses is ₱100,000.00 and an additional ₱1500.00 for meal expenses for each guest. The organization received an amount of ₱200,000.00 from its external
stakeholders.
a. Write the total allocated budget as a function of the number of guests.
b. Find the inverse of the function.
c. State the domain and range for this situation.
d. Find the possible number of guest for a budget of ₱200,000.00

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(a) 100,000 + 1500x

(b)

(c)

(d)

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<@&286206848099549185>

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Pin please

rocky pelican
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for b u make 100,000 + 1500y = x

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and you make y the subject

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for c, doman of original function = range of inverse, and range of original function = domain of inverse function

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for d u just solve for x of the original equation

timid silo
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x = 100,000 + 1500y

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What do I do now?

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Divide?

rocky pelican
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you make y the subject

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first u isolate all terms with y

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so move 100,000 to the left by subtracting both sides with 100,000

timid silo
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Okay

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-1000,000 + x = 1500y

rocky pelican
timid silo
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Okay

rocky pelican
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easier to read

timid silo
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x - 100,000 = 1500y

rocky pelican
#

yes

timid silo
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x - 100,000/100,000 = 1500y/100,000

rocky pelican
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ur trying to make y the subject

timid silo
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Huh?

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x - 100,000/100,000 = 1500 + y

rocky pelican
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wait

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stop

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lets go back to x - 100,000 = 1500y

timid silo
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Okay

rocky pelican
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you're trying to make y the subject

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and y is currently multiplied by 1500

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so what should u do to make y not multiply by 1500

timid silo
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1500 + y?

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1500/y??

rocky pelican
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divide by 1500

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so (x + 100,000)/1500 = 1500y/1500

timid silo
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OHHH

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(x + 100,000)/1500 = 1500y/1500
1500x + 0.015 = y

rocky pelican
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ur supposed to divide x + 100,000

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by 1500

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x/1500 and 100,000/1500

timid silo
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That's what I did??

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Divide x + 100,000

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so its 1500x + 0.015

rocky pelican
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bruh

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u multiplied x by 1500, and idk how u got 0.015, by dividing 100,000 with 1500

timid silo
rocky pelican
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ur supposed to divide 100,000 by 1500

rocky pelican
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yes

timid silo
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So

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x/1500 + 66.6666666667 = y

scenic vapor
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Don't use that value, keep it as a fraction

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But you can simplify the fraction

timid silo
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Idk how to make a Decimals into a fraction

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x/1500 + 66.70 = y

rocky pelican
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don't use decimals

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just use fracion

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100,000/1500

timid silo
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Oh okay

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Sooo x/1500 + 100,000/1500 = y

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Is that the answer??

scenic vapor
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Yeah, for simplicity we could write $f^{-1}(x) = \frac{x+100,000}{1500}$

warm shaleBOT
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Catgod

timid silo
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Ohhh okay

scenic vapor
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(a) f(x) = 100,000 + 1500x

(b) f^-1 (x) = (x+100,000)/1500

(c)

(d)

timid silo
# warm shale **Catgod**

(a) 100,000 + 1500x

(b) f(x) = 100,000 + 1500x
y = 100,000 + 1500x
x = 100,000 + 1500y
x - 100,000 = 1,500y
(x + 100,000)/1500 = 1500y/1500
x/1500 + 100,000/1500 = y
y = x/1500 + 100,000/1500
F-1 (x) = x + 100,000/1500

(c)

(d)

scenic vapor
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For c, we want to find the domain and range of f(x) = 100,000 + 150x

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Do you remember the definition of domain and range?

timid silo
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IS IT THAT TABLE??

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GRAPH THINGY

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THE
x
y

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SOMETHING

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AND THEN GRAPH??

scenic vapor
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The range is the set of all possible values f(x) gives (the output)

timid silo
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WAIT WAIT

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Lemme give you another example

scenic vapor
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Sure

timid silo
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Is it that one??

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The graph and it has boxes

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For (c)

scenic vapor
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The domain is a set, I see no set in your image

timid silo
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That's really how were taught..

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So..

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Idk what you mean

scenic vapor
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Oh...

timid silo
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So.. next step??

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Please do not close this

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Pin me if your there

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tawny mauve
timid silo
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The SHS officers are planning for a SHS Prom. The allocated budget for decorations, sounds, and other miscellaneous expenses is ₱100,000.00 and an additional ₱1500.00 for meal expenses for each guest. The organization received an amount of ₱200,000.00 from its external
stakeholders.
a. Write the total allocated budget as a function of the number of guests.
b. Find the inverse of the function.
c. State the domain and range for this situation.
d. Find the possible number of guest for a budget of ₱200,000.00

#

(a) 100,000 + 1500x

(b) f(x) = 100,000 + 1500x
y = 100,000 + 1500x
x = 100,000 + 1500y
x - 100,000 = 1,500y
(x + 100,000)/1500 = 1500y/1500
x/1500 + 100,000/1500 = y
y = x/1500 + 100,000/1500
F-1 (x) = x + 100,000/1500

(c)

(d)

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I'm in letter C

timid silo
tawny mauve
timid silo
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Oh

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<@&286206848099549185>

tawny mauve
rocky pelican
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and write the values for x and y

timid silo
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Hm okay..

rocky pelican
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isn't that what u did in the sample

timid silo
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(D) then

rocky pelican
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just solve the equation for 200,000 = 100,000 + 1500x

timid silo
#

Oh

#

200,000 = 100,000 + 1500x
200,000 - 100,000 = 1500x
100,000 = 1500x
100,000/1500 = 1500x/1500
100,000/1500 = x

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Done

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(a) 100,000 + 1500x

(b) f(x) = 100,000 + 1500x
y = 100,000 + 1500x
x = 100,000 + 1500y
x - 100,000 = 1,500y
(x + 100,000)/1500 = 1500y/1500
x/1500 + 100,000/1500 = y
y = x/1500 + 100,000/1500
F-1 (x) = x + 100,000/1500

(c)

(d) 200,000 = 100,000 + 1500x
200,000 - 100,000 = 1500x
100,000 = 1500x
100,000/1500 = 1500x/1500
100,000/1500 = x

timid silo
rocky pelican
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yeah

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but u need to make a a whole number

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the budget has to be less than 200,000

timid silo
#

How do I do that?-

rocky pelican
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100,000/1500 = 66.66...

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just make it 66

timid silo
#

Can I round it up?

#

66.70??

#

(a) 100,000 + 1500x

(b) f(x) = 100,000 + 1500x
y = 100,000 + 1500x
x = 100,000 + 1500y
x - 100,000 = 1,500y
(x + 100,000)/1500 = 1500y/1500
x/1500 + 100,000/1500 = y
y = x/1500 + 100,000/1500
F-1 (x) = x + 100,000/1500

(c)

(d) 200,000 = 100,000 + 1500x
200,000 - 100,000 = 1500x
100,000 = 1500x
100,000/1500 = 1500x/1500
100,000/1500 = x
66 = x

rocky pelican
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it has to be a whole number

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there can't be 0.7 of a guest lol

timid silo
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Oh

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So really 66.66??

rocky pelican
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whole number doesn't have decimal

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66

timid silo
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Just 66??

rocky pelican
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yes

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round down because the budget is 200,000

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if u round up it will go over the budget

timid silo
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Oh okay

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NEXT QUESTION

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ALMOST THERE

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  1. A Spotify Music allows member to download songs for ₱205.40 pesos each
    after paying a monthly service charge of ₱782.75. The total monthly cost C(x) of the service in peso is C(x) = 782.75 + 205.40x, where x is the number of songs downloaded.
    (a) Find the inverse function
    (b) What do 𝑥 and 𝐶^−1(𝑥) represent in the context of the inverse function?
    (c) How many songs were downloaded if a member’s monthly bill is ₱3843.75?
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a is quite easy

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C(x) = 782.75 + 205.40x
y = 782.75 + 205.40x
x = 782.75 + 205.40y
x - 782.75 = 205.40y
(x - 782.75)/205.40 = 205.40y/205.40
x/205.40 - 782.75/205.40 = y
y = x/205.40 - 782.75/205.40
F-1 (x) = x/205.40 - 782.75/205.40

@rocky pelican ??

rocky pelican
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yes

obtuse pebbleBOT
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@timid silo Has your question been resolved?

timid silo
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Okay then soo

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b?

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How do I do b??

rocky pelican
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c^-1(x) represents the nubmer of songs downloaded

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x represents the money

timid silo
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So..

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I don't get it

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@rocky pelican

rocky pelican
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so in the original function x represents number of songs downloaded

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c(x) is the money

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c^-1(x) is inverse of original function

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so x and y axis are switched

timid silo
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OHHH

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C(x) = 782.75 + 205.40x
y = 782.75 + 205.40x
x = 782.75 + 205.40y
x - 782.75 = 205.40y
(x - 782.75)/205.40 = 205.40y/205.40
x/205.40 - 782.75/205.40 = y
y = x/205.40 - 782.75/205.40
C(x) = x/205.40 - 782.75/205.40???

timid silo
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Oh

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Then how??

rocky pelican
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b is asking u the relationship between x and y in the inverse function

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so just say what each axis is

timid silo
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...

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How do I..

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Do that..??

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Like.. graph it??

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NO WAIT ACTUALLY GRAPH IT??

rocky pelican
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no

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u just say

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x is the money spent