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[halcyon tulip]

You have to express length in terms of breadth or vice versa.
$your length is 6m less then your breadth,
So if l=length
b=breadth
=>l=b-6
Now form equation with perimeter and solve it by substituting value of l or b$

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[timid silo]

with ur brain

`So let the width be x
//They said the length of the rectangle is 6 less than 2x the width
//so we can say
2 * width - 6 = 2x - 6 = length

//We know how to calculate the perimeter right?

2(length + breadth) = 2(2x-6 + x) = 2(3x-6) = 6x - 12
//They said the perimenter is equal to 150m

//So now we know

6x - 12 = 150
x = 27

//Now we know -> breadth = x = 27
//So length is -> 2x - 6 = 2(27) - 6 = 48`

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[pure iron]

Only for c

Can anyone help

[slate zephyr]

@pure iron #❓how-to-get-help, open a new help channel to get help.

[pure iron]

Huh

Wdym

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[dull lichen]

how do i draw this, what are the steps

[forest sinew]

pick a couple points on the line

then connect them

[dull lichen]

like random ?

[forest sinew]

usually you make choices that give you nice numbers

a line works like

you pick an x, then you have no choice in y

theres only one y that makes the equation true, once you pick an x

it works the other way too, you pick a y, theres only one x

a common choice is 0

if y is 0, whats x?

if x is 0, what does y have to be?

then u have 2 points

[dull lichen]

honestly idk

there's a line
(1, 0) (1, 5)

what do i do next

gradient is 5-0/1-1= 5

wait what do you do if there is no y intercept

okay ill just avoid using a parallel line

(1, 0) (0, 3)

3-0/0-1= -3

y=mx + c
y=-3x + 3

what now

[forest sinew]

oh lmc

y=12-4x

so if x = 0, what is y

[dull lichen]

yeah thats what im tryna draw

12

[forest sinew]

youre gonna have to use your own scale

if y is 0, what is x

0 = 12 - 4x

[dull lichen]

3

[forest sinew]

nice

id just write 12 somewhere

on the y scale

then connect those

done and done

[dull lichen]

huuh

3 on the x and 12 on the y ?

[forest sinew]

yea

[dull lichen]

like that ?

[forest sinew]

so uneven scales

but why not!

yea

looks good to me

[dull lichen]

does that work in all cases of y= ()- ()x

?

[forest sinew]

what just connect a couple point?

2 points define a line so yea in general

sometimes one of the variables is never 0

but this is an easy problem

[dull lichen]

okay

but

doesnt it usually look like y=mx+c

why is it y=12-4x

is it just a different way of writing it to create problems ?

[forest sinew]

its the same

y = -4x + 12

[dull lichen]

🤦

gotchu

thanks

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how

ping please

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[timid silo]

I must say i dont know where to start any clue to how i might start would be helpfull thanks

[nocturne minnow]

Apply log properties

[oblique light]

This is simple

[timid silo]

I know

I know its simple but i dont know how

[oblique light]

Lets try this

[timid silo]

...

[oblique light]

Take the base 10 exponent of both sides

[timid silo]

whats that?

[oblique light]

Like you have a=b rn. Make it 10^a = 10^b

[timid silo]

I am aware of that thank you

[oblique light]

Wtf

How do you get that in your discord tray

[timid silo]

Ill tell you after ive solved the problem ;)

😄

[oblique light]

Ok

Do what I just said

Now

[timid silo]

10^a
a meaning?

[oblique light]

The expression on the lhs

Just raise 10 to the power of both sides of the equation

[timid silo]

okay and a = log10(x^3) - log10(x)?

[oblique light]

Yep

So on the right you have 10^4. And on the left you have 10^(log10(x^3)-log10(x))

[timid silo]

okay yep

Ive got that

[oblique light]

Now you can express the lhs as a quotient

Because you have subtraction in the exponent

[timid silo]

im unsure of what to do i dont fully understand

[oblique light]

10^(5-3) = 10^5/10^3

[timid silo]

I googled quotient rule... scawy

[oblique light]

Thats something different

[timid silo]

hold up where did x^2 come from here

[oblique light]

Look at this

[oblique light]

Typo

[timid silo]

oh alright but it still becomes 10^(5-3) = 10^5/10^3?

[oblique light]

Just as an example

[timid silo]

ohh

[oblique light]

So we have 10^(log(x^3)-log(x))

[timid silo]

yep

[oblique light]

What can you do with that

[timid silo]

I suppose i can express it as a quotient

hehe

[oblique light]

Yes

[timid silo]

Yeah, problem is i dont truely know what that means

[oblique light]

A quotient is something divided by something else

4/5 is a quotient

Fractions are quotients

[timid silo]

ohh okay

now i know that but... idunno

[oblique light]

Look at this

[timid silo]

Looking

ohh holdon

so
10^(log10(x^3)) / 10^(log10(x)) = 10^4

[oblique light]

Simplify this

[timid silo]

is it
10^(log10(x^2)) = 10^4?

bruh this was confusing asf my head no likey

[oblique light]

Almost

What is 10 to the log10 of something

They cancel out

[timid silo]

wait

no

whhat

huh

is it just something?

meaning x^2 = 10^4

?

[timid silo]

so is basically just x^3/x

?

yeah

so x^2=10^4

10^4 = 10000 meaning x = 100

?

[oblique light]

Yes

[timid silo]

Oh i thank you dearly wow. That felt harder than it was... hahaha

[timid silo]

thank you

I belive you can thank people

how?

thank you

thanks

.thank

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[rocky sierra]

hi need help on this question

oh nevermind

[nocturne minnow]

Do you know what irrational means?

[oblique light]

Money

[nocturne minnow]

Not exactly

So then you answered the question

[worthy drum]

"20 points"?! is this a test?

For assurances, your 2nd attempt answer sounds best

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@timid silo Do you know what irrational means like dldh06 said?

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[tardy epoch]

Lram means what

[unique solstice]

Whats a midpoint sum then

[tardy epoch]

Write out the formulas for all three and compare them

You can probably deduce the right Riemann sum from the left and trapezoidal terms +- some endpoint values

My guess is you don't need to

Just leave it as a variable

What formula does your textbook give

Mram

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Where does 1.5 come from

It has to come from an equation

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[dusk ruin]

hello, I'm trying to set up my dfq for this, figured out 2lbs = k(0.75ft), so k=8/3 lb/ft

[dusk ruin]

but idk how to get the mass, since pounds are force.

any help?

it looks like slugs, the imperial units for mass, can be found here as pounds/accel gravity

so 2/32 = 1/16th of a slug

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[final urchin]

Have no idea how to solve

[spiral maple]

what does mean and sd mean?

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[wanton dagger]

Question 9)I don’t even understand the wording of this question, what are they asking?

[crimson berry]

how many hours are there during the weekend that this sign does not address

[wanton dagger]

Saturday and Sunday combined?

[crimson berry]

yeah they say the weekend ends at 12 midnight on sunday

[wanton dagger]

Ok

I found that Sunday is 12hrs

How would I find for Saturday

@crimson berry

[crimson berry]

?

show work

[wanton dagger]

For Sunday the parking ends at 12 midnight and there are 24hrs in a day so I did 24-12 to get 12hrs

Ok I got it thanks

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[radiant cobalt]

hi guys for ii, do i use integration by parts

[radiant cobalt]

is it like this

how did the x^3 dissapear??

[nocturne minnow]

It didn't

It made u = x^3

You made u = x^2

[radiant cobalt]

oh

[radiant cobalt]

i meant the x^2 infront of the tanx^3 sorry

[nocturne minnow]

Still same thing, u sub

[radiant cobalt]

ohh

[radiant cobalt]

so i need to solve this question using integration by parts?

[nocturne minnow]

Yes

[radiant cobalt]

ok

[nocturne minnow]

Wait

You can just u sub

[radiant cobalt]

ok

[radiant cobalt]

is it like this

im confuse why does this question deosnt need by parts

cuz theres algebra and trigo

[nocturne minnow]

Not everything needs integration by parts

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[wintry stream]

can someone please explain how to solve this using partial decomposition

[nocturne minnow]

How well do you know PFD?

[wintry stream]

whats that?

partial decomp?

[nocturne minnow]

Partial fraction decomposition

[wintry stream]

i dont think i know it that well

[short spruce]

pershmaps learn it

[nocturne minnow]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKkdYW77xNI&ab_channel=TheOrganicChemistryTutor

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@wintry stream feel free to ask questions about the video. I'm sure @short spruce has watched and understood it 10 times by now

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[tardy glen]

How would it be possible to simplify/solve this

Ive tried using geometric but the "a" changes

[thorn rose]

wat

[tardy glen]

So in a/(1-r) formula is almost relivent because of the 1/2^n but the numerator changes with n

[thorn rose]

you can just factor it out

thonk

[tardy glen]

Wowi

I feel stupid

[thorn rose]

welp

[tardy glen]

Ive spent way to long om this

Thank you

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[left canopy]

Is it possible to compute the upper limit $b$ in an expression $$\int_{a}^{b}f(x)dx=t$$ where $b>a$and t is given?

[quaint glen]

wrong \ on your \int

[warm shale]

3rk

[quaint glen]

If you can compute an antiderivative of f, or at the very least compute its value at 0 and b it should be pretty easy. just solve F(b)-F(0)=t for b

[brittle swan]

if you know the antiderivative of f yes

[left canopy]

One sec, ill get on my computer to type this out faster

Okay, so I know that $\int_{-3}^{b}2^{-x}dx=24$ and that the indefinite antiderivative is $-\frac{2^{-x}}{\log2}+c$

[warm shale]

3rk

[left canopy]

I would just compute the antiderivative at $x=0$, then?

[warm shale]

3rk

[left canopy]

Or would it be $x=-3$ in this case?

[warm shale]

3rk

[quaint glen]

yes

[left canopy]

Right, and that would return the value of b. Makes sense, thanks and sorry for the sloppy tex

[quaint glen]

Uh there's more to do after computing -2^(-x)/log(2) when x=-3 if that's what you mean

[left canopy]

Oh, okay, what would be the next step? My bad

Ah, just saw your message again

[quaint glen]

just solve F(b)-F(-3)=24 for b

where F is that antiderivative of 2^(-x)

i gtg now sorry if you have anymore questions

[left canopy]

np, ty

When I compute this, I keep getting $b$ such that $a>b$. Any thoughts on why this would happen?

[warm shale]

3rk

[left canopy]

I'll close this as this is more of a computation problem ig.

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[wet verge]

do u know hwat a discriminant is

[sage geode]

Have you tried anything so far?

[wanton dagger]

I know what a discriminant is but how would I use that here?

[sage geode]

When does a quadratic equation have at least 1 solution?

[wet verge]

do u know the quadratic formula

[wanton dagger]

Ye

[wet verge]

from the quadratic formula what does the discriminant tell u

[wanton dagger]

When the discriminant is equal to zero

[sage geode]

I said at least 1

[wet verge]

not quite

[sage geode]

Not just 1

[wanton dagger]

When the discriminant is greater than zero, it has 2 solutions

[sage geode]

Yeah, so it has at least 1 (1 or 2) solutions when the discriminant is great than 0 or equal to it

[wanton dagger]

Ok

[sage geode]

So you'd need the discriminant satisfy that inequality

In this question

[wanton dagger]

So I use the b^2 -4ac

What would I place in place of b?

(?K+1)

[sage geode]

Yes in this case b, the coefficient of x, is k + 1

[wanton dagger]

Ok

What about in this case?

I did this, is this correct?

[sage geode]

Well first of all here you'd need k to be positive, because if it was negative then the parabola would go downwards

Meaning it'll be negative somewhere

And secondly, if a quadratic is always positive, it means that it has no real roots

Do you'd need its discriminant to be negative

[wanton dagger]

Ok

So what should I do first then?

[sage geode]

What'd the discriminant of the quadratic be in this case?

[wanton dagger]

(3k)^2 - 4(k)(9)

?

@sage geode

[sage geode]

Yeah, now you need 9k^2 - 36k < 0

[wanton dagger]

Ok

[sage geode]

So k^2 - 4k < 0

[wanton dagger]

Yep

[sage geode]

Oh yeah btw you'd also need to consider the case when k = 0, because the discriminant and quadratic formulas don't work in that case

As you can see k = 0 works

Because 9 > 0

[sage geode]

In this inequality you can divide both sides by k

The signs won't flip because k is positive

As I said earlier

[wanton dagger]

But this is the answer

[sage geode]

Yes it is

You get k - 4 < 0 after dividing

So k < 4

[wanton dagger]

I’m a little confused

Can you check my working out

[sage geode]

In the photo you sent you made the discriminant positive

Meaning the quadratic does have roots

Which is opposite of what we needed

[wanton dagger]

So you mean to say the signs are “less than?”

So I got this

Thanks for your help

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[feral swallow]

Any videos about this topic

[feral swallow]

Question 3

Or can someone explain

[idle thunder]

Use laws of indices

[feral swallow]

Thank you so much

[idle thunder]

@feral swallow whats this? 👀

is this a Examination

[feral swallow]

No?

Book lmao

Examination practice questions💀

[idle thunder]

👌

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Is the answer for the first one p × q?

Ohh yesss

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[wise pagoda]

Can anyone explain how to solve this combination problem:
How many ways can you select 4 letters in the word "connection"

[fervent comet]

10C4/12

[wise pagoda]

nope

[wise pagoda]

it would have been the answer if there were no repeated letters

[fervent comet]

Oh wait this is simple

Wait nvm

[solar axle]

i think it's 10C4 divided by the ways you can choose each repeat, so divided by 2! * 3!

[wise pagoda]

no

[solar axle]

unless there are any letters repeating that aren't 'n' and 'c'

[wise pagoda]

wait let me give you the video i followed

https://youtu.be/Yi7fztAZOYc

[wise pagoda]

there is also o

[solar axle]

2! as well then

2 * 2 * 6 = 24

[wise pagoda]

no based on what i watched you cant just devide them i know what you mean but i think its just applicable to permutations

[solar axle]

depression

yea i think ur right i get a fractional number of ways

[wise pagoda]

i think its just applicable for permutations if you are to arrange the whole word

[solar axle]

yea

[wise pagoda]

my final answer there is 71 i added a couple of possibilities that are not in my solution

[solar axle]

hmm ok

i will figure out how many it is

1 sec

[wise pagoda]

but idk if what i did is right

[solar axle]

i think it's... 48?

[wise pagoda]

how?

[solar axle]

bash

wait no

i got 53 this time

interesting

literal bash

[wise pagoda]

hm

i got 50 on the first

i asked a college student and he got 55

[solar axle]

lol

i mean

my method is literally

"hey let's count every single way to do it"

[wise pagoda]

yeah

thats the right answer but how do i put it in equation

HOLY CRAP I GET IT NOW

so the correct answer is 53

[wise pagoda]

so this solution is correct i just missed only one possibility

the possibiity of getting
2n, 2o or 2c

which is 3

so 50 + 3 = 53

thankyouu

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[maiden veldt]

could someone help me with this

[lusty goblet]

Turn it into a system of linear equations

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[timid silo]

Hello, how i can find Y ?

[grave berry]

y = 75 degree

cuz they are in same segment

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oh ok thx

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[mighty echo]

what if all the a's = 0 and all the b's = 1, then the equality holds but the equation has no solution for x? is this a mistake?

[lusty goblet]

Seems to be a mistake. The correct statement is supposed to be:
... if the sequence a and the sequence b is linearly dependent.

Whoops, a typo that completely changes the meaning.

[mighty echo]

what do you mean by sequence a and sequence b is linearly dependent? you mean if the set of vectors formed like <ak, bk> is linearly dependent?

[worthy comet]

no, he means that the two vectors $(a_1, \dots, a_n)$ and $(b_1, \dots, b_n)$ are linearly dependent

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Alexander42

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ok i see

thanks

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[timid silo]

Can anyone explain this to me in the dumbest way possible

Is this a transformation based on the basis

Is this just explaining matrix multiplication in regards to a transformation with the basis?????

Ping me if you can help!

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[spiral maple]

you write a vector as a linear combination of basis vectors

the scalars that make up the linear combination becomes the coordinate vector

[timid silo]

Yep the xs form the scalers of the basis right?

[spiral maple]

like if I have $f=1+2t-t^2$ and write this wrt the canonical basis, then $[f]_B=[1,2,-1]^T$

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Mosh

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Ahhhhh ok

Ur smart

Ty 👍 👍

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[tropic lava]

I have 2 values for a interquartile range

Q1=81 Q2=151

How do I solve?

[tropic lava]

Sorry. How do I find the outliers

The full question being asked is

For a set of observations, Q1 = 81 and Q3 = 151. Values greater than X and less than Y are possible outliers

What would the formula for solving this be?

[hasty linden]

to find outliers take Q3-Q1 = IQR *1.5 to find outliers

[tropic lava]

Thx

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Wait. But how would I find two values?

[tropic lava]

So 151-81=70

70*1.5= 105

But thats 1 value? I need to find 2 outliers

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[daring rock]

All you need to do now is add 105 to your Q3 and subtract 105 from your Q1

Any values higher than that ceiling or lower than the floor are outliers

[tropic lava]

Thanks.

[daring rock]

No problem

[tropic lava]

So it be greater than 186 and less than 46?

Juzt making dure

Cause 105+81=186
And
105-151=46

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[vocal verge]

How to do this?

[vocal verge]

We're learnt sine n cosine rule
We've learnt radiant:
Length of arc: S = r (theta)
Area of sector: 1/2 (r^2) (theta)
Area of segment: 1/2 (r^2) [(theta) - sin(theta)]

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[pine sail]

Well use trigonometry to calculate OAP

$SinA =OP/OA$ correct?

There you have it then.

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Sakata Yaksha

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same For ODQ

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[wispy heath]

blue area must be calculated. I know I have to do primitive functions subtracted from eachother, but im a bit stuck.

[tardy epoch]

show what you've got so far

[wispy heath]

I made both functions primitve:

However I quickly realised that doing ln0 gives math error.

The area under the y1 line from 0 to 2 is 8/3.

And the area under the y2 line from 0 to 2 is, well, undefined?

[tardy epoch]

might be better to separate your problem into two steps

1. integral setup

2. solving the integral

what'd you get for 1?

[wispy heath]

8/3

which seems reasonable.

Dividing the problem might be the best solution

Just making sure that I have all functions ready

Oh my

I just found out how to solve it

I'll try a method

Taking the area from y2(0 to 2) and subtracting it from y1, will give me that large empty space to the left.

Then I just subtract that area from y2's total area.

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[tardy epoch]

Use double angle formula twice

[sudden finch]

Can you ellaborate on how to so?

If you don't mind

[slate zephyr]

Don't we need triple angle formula?

[tardy epoch]

If they've learned it sure

[slate zephyr]

If we apply double angle formula twice

we just get sin(4x) though, right?

[sudden finch]

Heres my log tables

[tardy epoch]

sin(3t) = sin(t+ 2t)

That's once

Then again on sin(2t)

[slate zephyr]

That's angle sum formula

[tardy epoch]

Ah shit

Yea angle sum formula twice

[slate zephyr]

😄

[sudden finch]

Which one do I use?

[tardy epoch]

Top left sin(A+B)

[tardy epoch]

Do this

[sudden finch]

Can you go into more detail

[slate zephyr]

A = 2x, B = x, apply "compound angle" formula for sin from your sheet .

[sudden finch]

Where are you getting 't' from?

[slate zephyr]

Riemann named it t in his text, it's called x for you.

[sudden finch]

Wait what happens to the cos's tho?

Man can someone do it on a page I think i'm just dumb

[slate zephyr]

We are starting with the sin.

[sudden finch]

Ok I wrote that

[slate zephyr]

sin(3x) = ...

What did you get so far?

[sudden finch]

I'm only at sin(x+2x)

[slate zephyr]

x+2x = 3x

[sudden finch]

Man I'm so confused

[slate zephyr]

You can take your time. 🙂

[sudden finch]

I need help please hahaha

So

What do I do next?

[slate zephyr]

We are trying to find another expression for sin(3x)

similarly for cos(3x) later

[sudden finch]

Ok ok

[slate zephyr]

afterwards we can solve the equation system.

[sudden finch]

So just sin 3x turns into wht

[slate zephyr]

"When asking for help, do not insist with getting just the answer; we are here to help you learn, not do the work for you. Likewise, if you are providing help to others, try your best to explain and elaborate instead of simply giving away the answer." from the rules 😮

[sudden finch]

Oh sorry

I'm just ina hurry to understand

[slate zephyr]

Hurry is bad in mathematics

[sudden finch]

Ok my bad I'm sorry

[slate zephyr]

sometimes we just take time to unconfuse ourselves

this is true at all levels of matheatics.

[sudden finch]

I'm just really confused and really stressing thats all

Ok so lets start again

What do we do with the sin3x at first

We apply the compound formulae to it?

[slate zephyr]

3x = 2x + x and "compound angle", yes

[sudden finch]

Correct?

[slate zephyr]

I would suggest starting a separate calculation for that

[sudden finch]

Ok

[slate zephyr]

sin(3x) = sin(2x + x) = ...

[sudden finch]

Sin2x + sinx?

[slate zephyr]

no

[slate zephyr]

look here

[sudden finch]

The sin (a+b)?

[slate zephyr]

ye

A = 2x, B = x

[sudden finch]

So

= sin2x cos x + cos2x sin x?

[slate zephyr]

yeah

[sudden finch]

Oh ok thats the first line right?

Thts only for sin 3x?

[slate zephyr]

yeah

[sudden finch]

Ok how do we do the next part

[slate zephyr]

and we are not done yet because now there is sin(2x) and cos(2x)

we need to replace those too, we only want sin(x) and cos(x).

We want to reduce the number of unknowns

and sin(x) and sin(2x) are like very different unknown numbers.

[sudden finch]

So what do we get rid of?

[slate zephyr]

sin(2x)

Check your sheets if you find something.

[sudden finch]

I don't rly know what I'm looking for

[slate zephyr]

something with sin(2x)

[sudden finch]

Ok lemme see

Wait

I found sin2a =

[severe dune]

What’s the question

[sudden finch]

In double angle fomulae

[slate zephyr]

He is trying to solve sin(3x)/sin(x) - cos(3x)/cos(x) = 2

[sudden finch]

=2*

Could this come in any use?

[slate zephyr]

Hm I think there is something better

[severe dune]

Have u tried using de moirés theorem to expand it

[slate zephyr]

You are right that we can use this

[sudden finch]

Sin 2a = 2sin A cos A?

[severe dune]

In terms of powers and then divide

[slate zephyr]

but tan is something new yet again.

[slate zephyr]

I doubt he has been introduced to complex numbers 😮

[sudden finch]

Nope

We havn't done that yet

Its on our course but we havn't done it yet

[slate zephyr]

But Omar is right in that complex numbers are really good for these kind of tasks.

They also make it superflous to keep such tables in mind but that's not today's lesson. 🙂

[sudden finch]

So

Here i'll send a pic

[slate zephyr]

ok

[sudden finch]

Right?

[slate zephyr]

let's ask Wolfy

,wolf simplify sin(3x)

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[sudden finch]

Oh thats very complicated

[slate zephyr]

hm looks different, did something go wrong?

Wolfy is making 3 suggestions

it's just 3 sin(x) cos²(x) - sin³(x)

le me see, maybe it's actually the same

[sudden finch]

Oh ok I just needed to join them together

[slate zephyr]

I think it's different 😦

Okay let me try work it out per hand

[sudden finch]

Its awkward

[slate zephyr]

sin(3x) = sin(x) cos(2x) + cos(x) sin(2x)

[sudden finch]

Is that it final or....

[slate zephyr]

= sin(x) (cos²(x) - sin²(x)) + cos(x) 2 sin(x) cos(x)

[severe dune]

Wait what year are you in

[sudden finch]

I'm from ireland which is my last year of highschool for america

[slate zephyr]

I am a master student.

[severe dune]

I’m form the uk not sure how it works there

[sudden finch]

I'm impressed

[severe dune]

Have a look at complex numbers it’s isn’t that difficult

Actually much easier way

[sudden finch]

Is there a way without using complex numbers?

[severe dune]

Yes

[slate zephyr]

I agree with Omar00 but I think the teacher will not be happy.

Yes

[sudden finch]

Thats what I'm thinking

[slate zephyr]

We are doing it atm

Also to fully explain complex numbers to you will take us some time.

[sudden finch]

Ye I'l lleave it up to the teCher

Teacher

Ok so back to where we were

[slate zephyr]

Do you agree with this here?

[sudden finch]

Lemme see

Why is there a bracket

[slate zephyr]

because we had

sin(x) cos(2x)

[sudden finch]

Oh I get it

[slate zephyr]

which is the same as

sin(x) ((((cos(2x)))))

then use cos(2x) = cos²(x) - sin²(x)

[severe dune]

You’ve done this right

[slate zephyr]

and this is now = 3 sin(x) cos²(x) - sin³(x)

which is what Wolfy told us I think

[sudden finch]

So sin 3x = that?

[slate zephyr]

ye

[sudden finch]

Ok lemme register this 2 seconds

[severe dune]

This uses no complex numbers only what you’ve been taught

[sudden finch]

Ok that makes it more understandable

[slate zephyr]

,rotate

[slate zephyr]

@severe dune Please slow down a bit. See rules, please no giving away the answer.

[sudden finch]

Ok lets move onto cos3x

[severe dune]

My b

[sudden finch]

Sin x just stayes by itself?

[severe dune]

Same rule for cos 3x

[slate zephyr]

yeah

it's basically the best oppertunity to see if you learnt the principles

[severe dune]

What do u right for your final proof sentence or words like out of curiousity

Do u write lhs proven

[sudden finch]

You asking me?

[severe dune]

Yeh

[sudden finch]

Therefore that equation = 2?

[slate zephyr]

lhs proven? I think in this case you would give a set of possible answers.

[sudden finch]

Its not asked in the question i don't think

[slate zephyr]

like x = { pi n + pi/4 | n integer } (This is an example, not the solution lol)

[sudden finch]

Is the final proof sentence needed?

[severe dune]

In exams I’m pretty sure

[slate zephyr]

From school's perspective it's not a proof though but a "calculation".

In Germany we never wrote answer sentences in the final years.

[severe dune]

Maybe different syllabus they specify for a question like this that we lose a mark without the sentence

[slate zephyr]

Wow okay that's rude 😄

[sudden finch]

We I don't think thats needed here

[slate zephyr]

I know that I got into trouble in earlier years because they wanted us to write "Question sentences" and "Answer sentences".

[sudden finch]

Ye*

Can I ask out of curiousity i'm still not there yet but

[severe dune]

Sorry

[sudden finch]

Does the last like 2(cos^2x+sin^x) the bracket just cancel itself out?

Line^

Just leaving 2?

[severe dune]

Yes

[slate zephyr]

Ah not your fault that the schools grade like that.

[severe dune]

Sin^2 x

[sudden finch]

Oh yes

[slate zephyr]

yeah sin² + cos² = 1

[sudden finch]

This rule

[severe dune]

They will never get enough of that identity

[slate zephyr]

yeah it's the most basic rule and very good.

[sudden finch]

Ahh then its 2(1) = 2

[severe dune]

Yup

[slate zephyr]

@sudden finch, did you finish?

[sudden finch]

Yes thanks a lot guys

I appreciate it a lot

[slate zephyr]

,wolf simplify cos(3x)

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,w unsimplify cos(3x)

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Oh NO 😄

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[weary nest]

Yo how do I form a radical extraneous equation

[weary nest]

I just can't get my head around it

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Q: use a graph to solve the equation on the given interval.

help i don't understand the question

[severe dune]

Draw the graph of 6cos(x+pi/6)

[timid silo]

ok

what does viewing window mean

[severe dune]

Not exactly sure perhaps it’s stating the domain

[timid silo]

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aight

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[full ledge]

Hello, im just confused on this problem. How can you get the measurement when theres nothing given? And does the pentagon make a difference?

[idle thunder]

We know one of the interior angles of a pentagon 👀

[full ledge]

What is it?

[idle thunder]

The formula for calculating the sum of interior angles is ( n − 2 ) × 180 ∘ where n is the number of sides

That means one of the interior angles should be

[full ledge]

So its gonna be ( 5 - 2 ) x 180°?

[idle thunder]

Yeah

[full ledge]

Ohhhhhh

[idle thunder]

What's that simplified

[full ledge]

Man my teacher didnt give a single solution for this, all she said was to research it on the web

Thanks man

[idle thunder]

Did you get the interior angle?

[full ledge]

Wait imma write it down first

[full ledge]

Is it 540°?

[idle thunder]

That's the sum of the interior angles

Since its a regular polygon, what would be one of the interior angles of the pentagon?

[full ledge]

Would it be 108°?

[idle thunder]

Awesome

So now we know 5 angles of whats given

[full ledge]

So wait if its 108° each side, so PQ, PT, TS, SR, and QR are all 108°?

[idle thunder]

Those are all sides

Not angles

[full ledge]

Oh my bad

[idle thunder]

These are all 108 since its a regular pentagon

So use them geometry rules

[full ledge]

I see i see

Man im still confused even with the given measurements

Is m∠PTR, m∠RTS, and m∠QTS all 162°?

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[light karma]

is the singularity of a function at a point just whether or not it divides by zero?

[light karma]

e.g.

[balmy mortar]

A singularity is where the function is undefined I guess?

Due to dividing by 0

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[fathom harbor]

why cant u divide by 0

[fathom harbor]

why

[nocturne minnow]

It breaks math

[slate zephyr]

What do you think you would get?

[fathom harbor]

0??

[fathom harbor]

how

[slate zephyr]

but 10/0 = a

[fathom harbor]

but whats a

[slate zephyr]

some number

let's say

10/0 = 0

[fathom harbor]

yes

[slate zephyr]

then this means 10 = 0*0

see if we have 100 apples

[nocturne minnow]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKmGVE85GUU&ab_channel=TED-Ed

[fathom harbor]

oh

[slate zephyr]

and divide them for 10 persons

[fathom harbor]

ok

ted ed

[slate zephyr]

then 100 / 10 = 10

[fathom harbor]

best channel

[slate zephyr]

because 10 * 10 = 100

[fathom harbor]

ill go watch video

brb

also

[balmy mortar]

It's just the way math is defined.

[fathom harbor]

0 / 5 = 0

[balmy mortar]

You can define x/0 = 0 for all x if you want, but some rules would break

and you would have to write exceptions for a lot of things

[fathom harbor]

so why isnt 5 / 0 = 0

[slate zephyr]

Yeah an advanced note is also that in certain parts of complex analysis one can divide by 0.

[balmy mortar]

just to accommodate this one rule

[slate zephyr]

Also you can make limits with 0.

[fathom harbor]

wut is limit

[slate zephyr]

you look at where things go

[balmy mortar]

2/1 = 2 so why isnt 1/2 = 2 as well???

what logic is this

[fathom harbor]

idk

[unique solstice]

Five goes into zero 0 times

Zero goes into five ????? times

[timid silo]

you cant divide a number by nothing lmao

[fathom harbor]

also why does 0 / 5 = 0

[slate zephyr]

I think @fathom harbor managed to hit some topic that triggered every mathematician checking the channel lol.

[unique solstice]

Because 5 * 0 = 0

[fathom harbor]

loll

but why is 0 /5 = 0

i mena

0

[unique solstice]

Because 5 goes into 0 no times

[slate zephyr]

see my example above with the apples

[nocturne minnow]

How many times does 5 go into 0?

[fathom harbor]

idk

[balmy mortar]

How many times does 5 go into 1?

[fathom harbor]

idk what does that mean

[balmy mortar]

1/5 = 0 remainder 1

[nocturne minnow]

Do you know division?

[fathom harbor]

yes

[slate zephyr]

if we say 77 / 11 = 7 we mean by that, that if someone has 77 and divides them equally among 11, everyone gets 7. Because 11 * 7 = 77. You cannot play this game if 11 would have been 0.

[balmy mortar]

1 = 5x0 + 1

Have you seen remainder division?

6 = 5x1 + 1

so 6/5 is 1 remainder 1

[fathom harbor]

yes

[balmy mortar]

3 = 5x0 + 3

3/5 = 0 remainder 3

[slate zephyr]

Sorry this was wrong, now it's fixed.

[fathom harbor]

0 / 0 =

also that

[nocturne minnow]

Math breaks even more

[balmy mortar]

Doesnt exist, cannot divide by 0

[fathom harbor]

ok i forgor

[balmy mortar]

0 = 5x0 + 0

[fathom harbor]

ok

[balmy mortar]

0/5 = 0 r 0

[fathom harbor]

ok

[balmy mortar]

Hence 0/5 = 0

[fathom harbor]

ok

[slate zephyr]

Keep in mind also that you can define anything in mathematics, one can say 0/0 = 0 for example. But this makes trouble everywhere we divide something so we generally don't like that.

[fathom harbor]

wait what about

if i cant divide by 0

can i divide by negative numbers

like

-1

-2

[nocturne minnow]

You mean like 5/-1?

[balmy mortar]

u can divide by anything except 0

[fathom harbor]

ye

[fathom harbor]

why

-1 is less than 0

[nocturne minnow]

Zero breaks math

[timid silo]

-1 has a value, 0 is literally just nothing

[balmy mortar]

-1 goes into 5, -5 times

[fathom harbor]

but 0 is equal to 0

[slate zephyr]

Okay I am out, nobody seems to read my expanations here. 😄

[fathom harbor]

i do

[balmy mortar]

-5 x -1 = 5

[fathom harbor]

i do read them

[fathom harbor]

wtf

why

[timid silo]

this is hurting my brain

[fathom harbor]

why is -5 x -1 = 5

[nocturne minnow]

That's how math works

[balmy mortar]

...

[fathom harbor]

ok

[nocturne minnow]

It seems like you are underage, like under 13

[fathom harbor]

i am 13

[nocturne minnow]

To be asking those questions

[fathom harbor]

bro i cant use discord if im under 13

[slate zephyr]

Arguably not the best explanation though. 😄

[unique solstice]

[nocturne minnow]

You should have learned some sort of concept on negative numbers

[nocturne minnow]

Technically you can lie

[fathom harbor]

my country dont have good education system ok

[nocturne minnow]

Then videos, khan academy is good

For teaching

[fathom harbor]

ok

[balmy mortar]

Alright negative multiplication right?

[fathom harbor]

ye

[balmy mortar]

Imagine i borrow money from you

[fathom harbor]

yes

[balmy mortar]

You give me $1

So you can write -$1

[fathom harbor]

ye

[balmy mortar]

man this is not easy to explain

[timid silo]

positive * negative = negative
negative * positive = negative
negative * negative = positive
positive * positive = positive

this might help a bit - same applies to division

[fathom harbor]

i can never remember these

[balmy mortar]

no im gonna have to scrap that example for now

[fathom harbor]

ok

[timid silo]

two same = positive
two different = negative

[fathom harbor]

ok

[timid silo]

you have to memorize that

[fathom harbor]

why

[nocturne minnow]

Literally one of the basic concepts of multiplication with negatives

[timid silo]

you use it in math until you die

[balmy mortar]

Ok ok how about this

[fathom harbor]

ok

[balmy mortar]

say you have some assets

That is worth some positive amount ok?