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[zenith zealot]

sure

[dense kayak]

it's nice because we already have s and ~r

in fact, it might even give you a better hint for why this argument is invalid

| r | s | ~r | ~(~r) | ~r ^ s | ~(~r ^ s) | ~s | ~s v r | ~(~s v r) | s ^ ~r |
|---+---+----+-------+--------+-----------+----+--------+-----------+--------|
| T | T | F  | T     | F      | T         |    |        |           | F      |
| T | F | F  | T     | F      | T         |    |        |           | F      |
| F | T | T  | F     | T      | F         |    |        |           | T      |
| F | F | T  | F     | F      | T         |    |        |           | F      |

i'm gonna get rid of the middle ones so this doesn't get too wide

[zenith zealot]

okaqy

[dense kayak]

| r | s | ~r | ~(~r) | ~r ^ s | ~(~r ^ s) | s ^ ~r |
|---+---+----+-------+--------+-----------+--------|
| T | T | F  | T     | F      | T         | F      |
| T | F | F  | T     | F      | T         | F      |
| F | T | T  | F     | T      | F         | T      |
| F | F | T  | F     | F      | T         | F      |

ok so that last column is the simplified conclusion

and columns four and six are our premises

[zenith zealot]

yes

oh

so you see what lines up

[dense kayak]

well now we can tell if this is valid/invalid

[zenith zealot]

if the conclusion has any false values it's invalid?

[dense kayak]

only for the rows with all true premises

so for which rows do we have all true premises?

[zenith zealot]

T for the premises in columns 4 and 6 right?

[dense kayak]

yes

[zenith zealot]

okay so 1 and 2

and the conclusion is false

so its invalid

for both

?

[dense kayak]

so you only need one, but yes it fails for both here

[zenith zealot]

gotcha

[dense kayak]

you only need one counterexample to invalidate an argument

great!

[zenith zealot]

so again, in this its asking for what makes it invalid

id put row 2 for the first one and row's 1 and 2 for second?

[dense kayak]

again, this is basically taking into account all possible states of the variables and saying even though everything we started with was true, the argument has failed here

yep! those are the rows that show the argument is invalid

[zenith zealot]

gotcha

tysm, and sorry for pinging moderators i've been at this for like 2 hours and was super frustrated bc it an online only class

[dense kayak]

hopefully i didn't flip a bit by accident!! i know you were with me the whole time but for these it might be worth checking once more just in case haha. it can be really discouraging for this kinda computation (literally why we have computers for this)
the method is the same though and it gets better with practice!

and ofc glad to help!

[zenith zealot]

alright i have to do a few examples like this so ill go back and double check, thanks again!

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[noble inlet]

Zeros of the function
can someone teach me how i can list these down using synthetic polynomial division

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ping me when you help me answer

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the question only asks for all possible rational roots, which can be found here
https://math.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Precalculus/Precalculus_(Tradler_and_Carley)/10%3A_Roots_of_Polynomials/10.01%3A_Optional_section-_The_rational_root_theorem

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[polar ermine]

is this correct

[solid juniper]

hard to tell without any scale haha

but maybe

[polar ermine]

oh sorry, the circle is at (4, -2)

[solid juniper]

then it's probably fine

[tropic oxide]

if you cannot type the set membership symbol you should replace it with "in" and not e

{x | x in R, x > 4}

[polar ermine]

ohh ok thx!

[polar ermine]

thx

[solid juniper]

oh yea good idea

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also probably would prefer interval notation for this anyway lol

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question 10 of a SAT test
so basically Idk why but everytime i try an answer it still fits as y-value of y-intercept as constant

[stable patio]

A b C or d

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Im asking!!

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Need some help with the problem. B={(t^2+t+1),(t^2+3t+2),(t^2+2t+1)}

I've plugged in b1,b2,b3 in L(P) to get L_B

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[tired vine]

If one of the vertices of the hyperbola is the origin while one of the endpoints of the conjugate axis is at (3,-9), how far is the focus from the center

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[novel ginkgo]

OHNO WAIT

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in terms of just equation

PER SE y^2 = 5x^4 – 3x^2 + 71

is this a function or not a fucntion?

[upbeat lotus]

It's an equation

Until you want to plot it into graph

Then it's a function

[novel ginkgo]

but u know when u do evtical line testing in a graph it may suggest that it is not a function sometimes but in this case i dotn know what to say

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,w Plot y^2 = 5x^4 – 3x^2 + 71

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f(x) = 5^4-3x^2+71
y^2=f(x)

In terms of equation it's not an function

But if you are talking about graph it has its own consequences

[novel ginkgo]

ohh

[upbeat lotus]

Yeah

[novel ginkgo]

i get it

THANK U VERY MUCH

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,w plot x^2 + {y -3/4(x^2)^(1/3)}^2 = 1

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[visual bison]

What is 2+2

[fallen heath]

,calc 2+2

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Result:

4

[crimson sedge]

not sure, 5?

[autumn fox]

Use the Peano axioms

[pine gazelle]

This doesn't have any real-world applications, surely; stop the tomfoolery!

[crimson sedge]

reminds me of the people who would think this is correct

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My axioms says 0/0 = 1. Deal with it.

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whaaa

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How do I calculate the percent difference between the two

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[deep nest]

how can i determine how many lattice points are contained in a bounded region?

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[crimson delta]

try drawing it

[deep nest]

is there a way without counting?

[fair geyser]

you multiply two numbers

difference + 1

possibly difference − 1 if the lines don't have points

[deep nest]

which two #'s?

is it basically just l * w?

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[cobalt merlin]

i got the problem right but i dont know how the computer did this calculation

[cobalt merlin]

how do i manipulate to solve this

x^2 <-- sin(x) <--- sin^-1(x/8) / 8 ?

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[dire geode]

why do you need to know

if you got it right, you should just do it your way

[cobalt merlin]

because i might have it on test and i have to figure it out without mathematica

[dire geode]

you didn't do it without computer help?

[cobalt merlin]

i computed with computer so yes

but how do i do it by hand

[dire geode]

try using that

[cobalt merlin]

ok thanks

is there a way to do it with like

x^2 <-- inside goes sin(x) <-- inside goes sin^-1(...)

[dire geode]

no

[cobalt merlin]

rip

[dire geode]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_trigonometric_identities

if you want to look for other identities. the one i screenshot'd is just the simplest i know of

[cobalt merlin]

ye ye we covered that

supposed to have been pre-requisite knowledge for calc 2 lol

but i saw computer gave ez answer im like how it got that

[dire geode]

didn't realize this was a calc problem. looks like a trig problem

[cobalt merlin]

well its part of a larger problem lol

i was given x = 8sin(8theta) y= 8cos(8theta) 0<= theta <= pi/4

i was like lets find theta for both

plug into identity sin^2theta + cos^2theta = 1

and then i was like how i simplify that s lol

[dire geode]

why do you need to find theta

you're given a range of it

[cobalt merlin]

ye but its in terms of theta

i need in terms of x and y

[dire geode]

it's just a circle

[cobalt merlin]

its parametric functions or something

[dire geode]

or semicircle

[cobalt merlin]

ye but they ask exact equation

[dire geode]

what exact eqn

maybe you should just show the whole original problem

[cobalt merlin]

sure

[dire geode]

you can also arrive at sin(x) / 64 since you have a circle of radius 8

[cobalt merlin]

well i dont have that solid of a grasp of this rn

im just solving things mathematically lol

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[odd badger]

Hi, for one of my physics solutions, I noticed that this formula was applied

[odd badger]

Is this even correct..?

Because the funny thing is, doing that gives me the correct answer!

[gleaming cloud]

I assume that's how you define Delta t^2

[odd badger]

If that were to be the case then I can't seem to wrap my head around the derivation...

Actually I'm going to give that a quick shot

Yea it doesn't work that way...

That's like a base formula for change in time

[crystal raptor]

It's not (Δt)²

It's Δ(t²)

[odd badger]

Ohhhhhhh

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Thank you very much this makes a lot of sense now

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[zealous garden]

well yea hello, need help ?

[lusty jasper]

How do I graph this

[paper dome]

You can substitute values of x in.

[zealous garden]

have you seen what are a and b in y = ax + b ?

[lusty jasper]

No

[lusty jasper]

Wdym

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You can substiture a value in for x, eg. -2(0)-3

[lusty jasper]

Oh

So would the first point be -3,0?

[paper dome]

Nearly. It would be 0,-3.

Because that substitures 0 in for x.

[lusty jasper]

Oh ok

How would I find the second point?

[paper dome]

Substitute a different value in for x.

[subtle sinew]

Hello do you have good clips to understand ( Cos ) ( sin )

[lusty jasper]

So like -2(1)-3?

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Yes, like that.

[lusty jasper]

Oh ok I got it now thanks for the help

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[kindred hornet]

@gloomy lynx @leaden snow the number isnt divisible by 7

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it seems to be divisible by 103

Prove that the number 99 … 91, a number consisting of 2023 9’s and then a 1, is not prime.

^^

this number is divisible by 103

but i had to make a script to find a it

how would i prove it mathematically

nvm it is divisble by 7

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How do I sketch #21?

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The triangle can look a little different from the answer key, right?

As long as it makes sense? <@&286206848099549185>

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???

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Bruh

Could someone plz help?

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hmm

[crimson sedge]

okay if you want to draw (p, q)

just draw a random point in the first quadrant since p, q are positive

also hi from mr sinn server? xd

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Lol yeah hi

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Kk

[crimson sedge]

okay then for (2p, 0)

just make the x coordinate

twice as far

and the y coordinate 0

[obtuse coral]

So it doesn’t matter where exactly it is, right?

[strong ermine]

11.68 mg KI in 100.4 mL of solution

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no

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Ty

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[lethal bison]

prove that if 6x ≡ 6y(mod 12), x ≡ y (mod 6)

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are you sure you did not mistype either the problem statement or the instructions? @lethal bison

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no

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then give it another look and make sure everything is typed correctly.

that, or post a screenshot or picture of the problem exactly as it was given to you.

[lethal bison]

it was probably wrongly explained bcuz it was a friend who wasnt sure about a question and like asked me off her memory so yeah it's probably wrong

but my plan was using euclidean algo to find x and then you get to see that y is 1 or something around that

would that work?

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no,

[silver parcel]

what you want to prove is false

[tropic oxide]

because the statement "if 6x ≡ 6y(mod 12), then x ≡ y (mod 12)" is false

yeah

easy counterexample: x=0, y=2

[lethal bison]

wait

I was wrong

6x ≡ 6y (mod 12), then x ≡ y(mod 6)

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x = 0, y = 2
6x = 6y mod 12 but x is not y mod 6

still false

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ok thank you

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[daring swan]

Is this correct?

[daring swan]

I used L'hospitals rule twice

[tropic oxide]

your handwriting could be better

as-is you have somehow managed to make $x$ and $\infty$ look similar

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Ann

[tropic oxide]

but other than that you are correct

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Brutal

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?

[crimson sedge]

Just found it funny that someone would get called out for their handwriting lmao

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you consider "your handwriting could be better" a call-out?

[crimson sedge]

Well, figuratively, not meant to be taken literally

[solid juniper]

that handwriting really could be better

[crimson sedge]

😭

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Is that x?

It looks like mirrored alpha

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[cerulean pike]

how do you get these fractions if A is twice as likely as B?

[upper abyss]

You could lasso them! They can't get away if their feet are tied

[cerulean pike]

huh

but why 3

[wind glade]

2/3 is twice of 1/3

[cerulean pike]

yeah but why is the denominator 3

[wind glade]

hmm why cant the denominator be 3

[cerulean pike]

??

[wind glade]

P(B) = 1/3

is that right?

[cerulean pike]

yes

[wind glade]

and P(A) is twice of P(B)

do you agree?

[cerulean pike]

yes

[wind glade]

P(A) = 2P(B) = 2(1/3) = 2/3

[cerulean pike]

yes but why would the denominator of p(b) be 3?

[wind glade]

hmm i think you should post the question

[wind glade]

ahh maybe its because P(A) + P(B) = 1

P(A) + P(B) = 2P(B) + P(B) = 3P(B) = 1

so that P(B) = 1/3

if jar A and jar B are the only possible jars to be selected their probabilities must add to 1

[cerulean pike]

isnt it A that is twice as likely?

not b

[wind glade]

If A is twice as likely, then you would double P(b) right?

[cerulean pike]

mmmmmmm yeh sorta

[wind glade]

thats how i understood it

who knows

[silver parcel]

you're right

[cerulean pike]

is it cuz your trying to get b to the same value?

[silver parcel]

if Jar A is twice as likely, the probability you get Jar A is twice the proba you get Jar B

the other way around couldn't make sense

P(A) = 2P(B)

[cerulean pike]

alright thank you

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[solemn torrent]

aye

[solemn torrent]

I’m just gna put this qn here

in case anyone can help too

I need help for structural formula of A, F, G

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theres a chem server in #old-network

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[tame zodiac]

wanna ask with limit

[tame zodiac]

$\lim\limits_{x \to 0+}{\frac{\sin{2x}+e-e\ln{(\sin{2x}+e})}{x^2}}$

[wraith dagger]

Dri111

[tame zodiac]

can i calc limit with no lhopital?

[granite wyvern]

Taylor?

Its the same thing thou

[tame zodiac]

im in highschool

so probably not eith taylor

[zenith sail]

Are you sure it's e*ln and not e^ln ?

[tame zodiac]

unfortunately

yes

[granite wyvern]

Yeah, I think whats written is correct

2/e should be the answer

[tame zodiac]

i can calc it with lhopital

but its out of what school teaches

should not use it

[granite wyvern]

So how do you solve (ln(1+x)-x)/x^2

Wihtout lhopital or taylor?

[tame zodiac]

that might be the main point of the question

is it possible without them?

[granite wyvern]

Whats the derivation of lim x->0 ln(1+x)/x = 1?

[tame zodiac]

what do you mean by

deriviating the limit?

[granite wyvern]

Proof

[tame zodiac]

so deriviate the inside of the limit?

[granite wyvern]

No.

Derivation = Proof.

Not derivative

Anyways, maybe I'm using wroong terminology. Its been so long.

[tame zodiac]

a sorry

misread

we learn that limx->0 (1+x)^(1/x)=e

[granite wyvern]

And the how and why? Proof using first principle?

Afair, we used series expansion.
Or some overcomplicated binomial proof for the above.

[tame zodiac]

um

just says that lim of (1+x)^(1/x) converges to certain number

and we call that e

[granite wyvern]

Oh. So using that as definition.

Do you the definition of derivatives? Using limits?

have*

[tame zodiac]

with the limit form f(x+h)-f(x)/h?

or f(x)-f(a)/(x-a)

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Can someone please help <@&286206848099549185>

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[heavy bramble]

Factorise: a^12-1

[hybrid glade]

,w factorise a^12 - 1

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[hybrid glade]

Heh

[heavy bramble]

Can anyone explain me how to factorise after (a^6+1) (a^3+1) (a^3-1)

Step by step

[hybrid glade]

a² - b² = (a+b)(a-b)

Try to apply it

[heavy bramble]

ok yeah

I am getting (a^6+1) (a^3+1) (a-1) (a^2+1+a) [I factorized a cube - 1]

ok now I got it

TYSM!

@hybrid glade

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Ur wlc

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[wind crest]

Show that if n is an integer, then n = ⌈n/2⌉ + ⌊n/2⌋

[wind crest]

im not sure about my thought process on this, but I think this can be written as p -> q

[steel verge]

N/2 + N/2 = 2N/2 = N

[wind crest]

it's a ceiling and floor function

[steel verge]

Oh....

[wind crest]

then there's 4 cases i can think of, since it's an implication:
T -> T
F -> T
T -> F
F -> F

so like, every integer should be able to get back to n even after the floor and ceiling function

[crimson delta]

There are two cases

Either n is even or n is odd

In both of these cases you can calculate everything explicitly

[wind crest]

hmm yeah, i have thought of that too. and either would still hold true

but i'm not sure on how to show it

and if there is a non integer that can still hold the q part true

or a integer that can't hold the q part true

or i could be going in the wrong direction

or rather, would it be wiser to do:

1. non integer, will not be able to get back to n (F -> F) which is still a true implication

2. an integer, gets back to n (T -> T) which is also a True implication
   then
   i. even case
   ii. odd case

[crimson delta]

If n is not an integer, then the premise is false. If the premise is false then the implication is always true. So this case is already done. There is nothing to do

The only thing you have to do is that if n actually is an integer, then the claim is true

[wind crest]

hmmm, i see. so that will be 2 onwards?

[crimson delta]

And this you can split up into the cases odd and even

Wdym with 2 onwards

-17 is also an integer

[wind crest]

from here i mean

[crimson delta]

Yes

[wind crest]

okay, thanks for being patient w/ me

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[flint plover]

Tell me the lesson i can study and answer it for you

[floral aurora]

wym

[flint plover]

I wanna take some challenges

[floral aurora]

its propositional logic

it makes no sense half the time

[cosmic steppe]

Yeah no I can't really understand this

[floral aurora]

like how do i even get the formula for a proof

[cosmic steppe]

P is equivalent to Q

P implies Q

[floral aurora]

whats shown

is the proof

[cosmic steppe]

Not R implies Q

[floral aurora]

i need to get a formula

from the proof

[cosmic steppe]

I have no idea

I'm trying to read it

[floral aurora]

@crimson sedge sorry for tag but since you're advanced could you help

if you are free ofc

<@&286206848099549185> pls

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@livid hound

pls you can help

@uneven cypress

pls

<@&286206848099549185>

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[naive parrot]

Hello, I have a very dumb question but I am very curious.. And it would raise my grade up by 1 point.

[naive parrot]

So I have this picture.

Of a flower. And I must prove that it is symmetrical.

From the teacher's reaction it is definitely symmetrical in some way..

<@&286206848099549185>

if you bend it half way it will not be symmetrical, but how can I prove It's symmetry? I would be so thankful to whoever can help.

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[fair geyser]

,rotate

[fair geyser]

it doesn't turn into itself at 90° but it does at 180°

[naive parrot]

Okay but if I checked it didn't seem like could turn it 180 degrees?

Some parts don't turn 180

[fair geyser]

except for this middle thing

everything turns 180°

[naive parrot]

But what excacly do you mean by it turns 180? it doesn't change if it turns? Because it does?

[fair geyser]

no wait you're right

why do i see it now and not before lol

[naive parrot]

The teacher said at first it is not symmetrical then caught me leaving the school and told me that she looked long at my picture and if I can prove it she will raise my grade..

[fair geyser]

this part at 9 o'clock is extra fat and is unlike any other

[naive parrot]

So I asked the teacher did she see any symmetry she asked and said I don't know while laughing.. So she said to google the about point and line symmetries

[naive parrot]

Yeah..

[naive parrot]

I don't know if she maybe was like you here haha and maybe saw some symmetry and then I'll show her that It's actually not symmetrical

[fair geyser]

well she just didn't see it

yes i also think so

[naive parrot]

Well yeah so the conlusion is It's not symmetrical?

[fair geyser]

yeah

and she meant it rotates into itself at 180° i assume, and it's not even close

[naive parrot]

well there's no way It's in any way symmetrical in a line symmetry?

somehow.

I digged all evening.

So Im just looking for someone with a clear mind to confirm my finding.

[fair geyser]

no yeah there's no hidden third option

[naive parrot]

Well I'll try to be a smartass and explain my teacher why It's not symmetrical what could make it symmetrical

maybe that'll help

Central symmetry (symmetry with respect to an internal point) - when there is a point inside the figure that always bisects the line segments connecting the elements on opposite sides. As a rule, this point coincides with the center of the figure and can also be called the center of symmetry.

neh

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[floral anvil]

💀 help pls

[patent cape]

just look at 2 points, xo the slope formula for them and then look at the y intercept for b

then replace in y = mx + b

the slope formula being
m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

where y2 and x2 are the coordinates of 1 point and y1 and x1 are the coordinates for the first point

preferabely pick the 2nd point higher up the line so tue slope is positive and easier to work out

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alr

thx

[patent cape]

np

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[swift sinew]

hi

[swift sinew]

oh

uhm

[glass lodge]

First find the percent of sports

So 100 minus all the other categories

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[swift sinew]

no

[dusty hazel]

Cross

[swift sinew]

🚫

[dusty hazel]

React

[swift sinew]

🙅‍♀️

[dusty hazel]

bruh.

[swift sinew]

[dusty hazel]

yeah so get the % for sports first.

[swift sinew]

oh

see

i was thining u could do it for me

@dusty hazel

[dusty hazel]

i definitely will not do shit for you.

that isn't how this works.

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[unreal pelican]

How do I find the geometric series?

[dire geode]

write $3.16316316... = 10 \cdot 0.316316316...$

[wraith dagger]

riemann

[unreal pelican]

ok

thats it?

[dire geode]

no

try writing a geometric series with the second term in the product

[unreal pelican]

not following

[dire geode]

do you know how to write $0.11111\ldots$ as a geometric series?

[wraith dagger]

riemann

[dire geode]

here's a similar worked problem
https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/818747/converting-a-repeating-decimal

[unreal pelican]

thanks

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[dense frigate]

what do I do now?

[dire geode]

do what the ratio test tells you to do

[dense frigate]

i'm not sure how to distribute factorials

Like is (2n+1)! equal to 2n!+1!?

[dire geode]

do you know the definition of factorial?

[dire geode]

nope

n! = n (n-1) (n-2) ... (3)(2)(1)

[dense frigate]

Hmm

So how would I rewrite (2n+1)!
(2(n-1)+1)(2(n-2)+1)?

[dire geode]

no

[dire geode]

do you see the pattern here?

[dense frigate]

well you multiply by decreasing numbers

[dire geode]

so what's 2n+1 decreased by 1?

[dense frigate]

2n?

[dire geode]

yes

[dense frigate]

So then how many times do I decrease it?

Like if this were a fixed number then you multiply until it reaches 1

[dire geode]

until you can cancel

[dense frigate]

uhuh...

[dire geode]

what's $\frac{7!}{10!}$

[wraith dagger]

riemann

[velvet cape]

bro u be helping everyone

[dire geode]

stop spamming everywhere

[velvet cape]

please

😔

[dense frigate]

(7x6x5x4x3x2x1)/(10x9x8x7x6x5x4x3x2x1)

ohh so then you cancel out the stuff below 8

[dire geode]

right, but you didn't need to go that far

exactly

[dense frigate]

1/(10x9x8)

[dire geode]

right

[dense frigate]

okay then lemme see...

[dire geode]

simplify 2(n+1) + 1 to see a similar pattern

[dense frigate]

do I simplify more?

[dire geode]

where'd your factorials go?

and also no

[dense frigate]

Oh so I just leave the factorial symbols there

[velvet cape]

EW

bro wtf

[dire geode]

<@&268886789983436800>

[velvet cape]

<@&268886789983436800>

[dire geode]

pretend n = 3 and try cancelling the factorials

[calm sierra]

ty

[dire geode]

good. so expand (2n+3)! a few terms

it's very similar to the 7!/10! example earlier

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@dire geode

[dire geode]

you're missing a (2n-3)! in the denom

[dense frigate]

It just keeps going

[dire geode]

it does. but it does keep going on both bottom and top

[dire geode]

instead of 8, there's a number in terms of n where it cancels

[dire geode]

so you end up with a few terms only

[dire geode]

do this first

[dense frigate]

yeah

well if n=3 then the numerator is 0

wait nvm

uhuh so the 3! cancels

so that means you get (n+1)^6/(2n+3)(2n+2)n^6

if you just look at the highest power, it's n^6/n^6 = 1

so it's inconclusive?

wait no

it's n^6/n^8

so it goes to 0

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[strange fulcrum]

T

[crimson sedge]

hm

[strange fulcrum]

Why I am getting wrong answe

May someone help me please

[crimson sedge]

is that a laplace transform?

[hollow minnow]

Weierstrass sub

[crimson sedge]

oh nvm

[manic acorn]

2nd step looks wrong

[hollow minnow]

It doesn’t cancel like that

t^2 + 1 I mean

[strange fulcrum]

Then does the 2 cancel each other

[strange fulcrum]

I mean u can factor out a 2 from the denominator and then cancel them right?

[hollow minnow]

Sure

[strange fulcrum]

Hmm okay but why can’t I cancel t^2+1

Is it because of + sign

[hollow minnow]

Yeah you have two terms in the denominator and t^2 + 1 is not a common factor

[strange fulcrum]

Facts

I will try again

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[desert tangle]

$\begin{bmatrix}0\6\end{bmatrix}$=$\begin{bmatrix}-6\-8\end{bmatrix}$-D

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donttry

[desert tangle]

D=(-4,-2) right?

the (-6,-8) was supposed to be a (-4,-8)

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Help please

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[slender quartz]

I need the solutions to this quadratic equation I have gone as far as dividing but don't understand the rest

[toxic moat]

er

i like the hammer

its called quadratic formula

but leaving that aside

what did u get after u divided?

[slender quartz]

x^2-2x-3=0

but what do I do afterward

[toxic moat]

ok so um

just

guess numbers

LOL

[slender quartz]

a kid asked me and i didn't have the answer

so yeh

[toxic moat]

thrs slightly more systematic approaches

like

vietas

quadratic

but generally

just check the factors

n guess em

plug em all in

[slender quartz]

oooo

[toxic moat]

yes

[slender quartz]

so do I follow the zero product property here

or i got plug em in

[toxic moat]

what does that even

oh

yea no

uve to factors it first

then u apply that zero product property

[slender quartz]

yea i did

[toxic moat]

um

[slender quartz]

and now I do the zero property

[toxic moat]

whatd u get aft factor

oh

[slender quartz]

right..

[toxic moat]

oki yes

idk

u

didnt show ur steps lol

u just said u did this n that

ive no idea where u at lol

[slender quartz]

okay sry

lemme show

wait

im very disorganized

sorry

i have fixed it

[toxic moat]

yea

[slender quartz]

i now add 3

[toxic moat]

thats right

[slender quartz]

and -1

right.......

[toxic moat]

yea

[slender quartz]

then....

i get..

[toxic moat]

ur ans

[hybrid otter]

💀

[toxic moat]

wot

[slender quartz]

x=-1 and x=3

[toxic moat]

yes

[slender quartz]

and the answer id b

is*

dang that kid was smart to ask such question

he was like 8 yrs old

[toxic moat]

...

[slender quartz]

i am dissapointed in myself

[toxic moat]

mayb

that kid

[slender quartz]

🤓

[toxic moat]

was tryna rickroll u

[slender quartz]

no

he was at the librery

he seemed like a proper nerd

anyways

thx

[toxic moat]

WOW

WOW

kinda mean

[slender quartz]

how do I end this thingy

[toxic moat]

well

u pray to me

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[toxic moat]

and i do it

[slender quartz]

nerd id a good thing

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[toxic moat]

i did it

np

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[ornate wren]

how do you do this with the 9 in front

[digital cliff]

you can substitute u=3x

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ah

ty

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[gusty lake]

hello can someone explain to me why my answer is wrong?

[modern compass]

there's no way 4th root of 1250 is 316

[granite wyvern]

its 5

of 625

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[ornate wren]

answer is 5/2, i keep getting 3/2

i got 9/2 - 3 for the first bound

[modern compass]

you can't integrate it like that because it's absolute value

the function (x-1) is negative from 0 to 1, so the absolute value changes the sign

basically you have to split it over the positive and negative intervals and then integrate (x-1) where it's positive and -(x-1) where it's negative

[ornate wren]

ohh

that makes sense then

thank you

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[elder quail]

I'm trying to figure out why 25 is that answer

I don't know how to do the problems from 25 onwards and the answer key has absolutely no explanation

could someone help me with #25 and #27

[sleek condor]

its 2 * sqrt(2)

not second root of two

[elder quail]

ah right I wrote it down wrong from the answer key B)

can you explain how to get that?

[sleek condor]

sqrt(8) = sqrt(4*2)=sqrt(4)*sqrt(2) = 2 * sqrt(2)

[elder quail]

OH

THANK YOU THAT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE

I was supposed to know how to do that years ago and never understood JFKS;JD

[sleek condor]

the ones before 25 seemd more complicated tho

[elder quail]

they were different, I understood those ones somehow- but the teacher doesn't teach very well and the answer key looks like this

only answers for the odd problems and no explanation at all

very helpful /s

[sleek condor]

so yeah the rule i used is that (a*b)^c = a^c * b^c

with c=1/2

a = 4

and b=2

[elder quail]

okay thank you!! that makes sense and it's really nice to finally know how to do these kinds of problems

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[sleek condor]

w you got for 27?

[elder quail]

3 sqrt2

[sleek condor]

ok nice

good luck

[elder quail]

:D

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bye

[elder quail]

thank!

byebye

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[formal pasture]

how do i do this

[granite wyvern]

For what values of x is sinx = -1/root2

[formal pasture]

wdym

[granite wyvern]

sinx = -1/root2. 180<x<360. Find x.

Can you do this?

[formal pasture]

no😭

i duno how

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[wooden mist]

In the solution, how did 1.2 and .8 come? Please explain.

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[bold hazel]

is this right

nope lmao

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[quartz salmon]

Hi, what does N stand for here?

[violet night]

How many bits the number requires i believe,

[quartz salmon]

So if N is 4, what do we get

$N=4\rightarrow B=b_{4-1}b_{4-2}...b_{1}b_{0}$

[wraith dagger]

dgh

[violet night]

I think im wrong actually, never seen this way of representing it judt do it when i need it

Wait nvm thst should be ok

A 7 bit system here would have a 2^0

So

See the bottom

It is the n of bits required for the number youre making

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Can someone tell what I'm doing wrong here

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[flat pier]

Hello, this is about arithmetic progression and I don't understand how to solve each of the sequences with the n values for each of these three

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For the 1) I think I understood (with n+1) but for the other 2) and 3) I don't know how to solve them

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Why does it keep saying that

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Oh okay I see, thanks

[livid tusk]

do you mean like finding a closed form for u_n? i've never heard of "direction of variations" of a sequence, is this statistics?

[flat pier]

I meant it like the order of the sequence, determining if it's increasing or decreasing

[livid tusk]

oh that's a lot easier

so for the first one, un=-4n+5. then u(n+1)=-4(n+1)+5=-4n+1. we can see that -4n+5>-4n+1 (since 5>1), thus un>u(n+1) is decreasing.
for the second, see how with each increase of n we're adding n^2+5 which is always positive?

and for the last one, ||see if you can write it as k*m^n. you know the behavior of m^n depending on the magnitude of m (for example, 2^n explodes to inf, 1/2^n goes to zero, and 1^n stays the same), so you can determine if it's going to go to zero, infinity, or stay the same.||

[flat pier]

Alright I see, I'm going to try this

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[tired inlet]

hi

[tired inlet]

i might need some help

i multiplied by -2
so
-2L=-2w-8
2L+2w=52
do i just subtract now?
even if if the equals sign is in different places

[vital valley]

Why

You can just substitute

[zenith sail]

You can just add 2w to the top equation so they line up

Or yeah, you could use substitution instead

[vital valley]

Replace L with w+4 in second equation

[tired inlet]

and then>??

[vital valley]

They got elimination and substitution all mixed up in a different channel, this might be a bit extreme

[vital valley]

Solve it

[tired inlet]

but

[vital valley]

Solve for L

[tired inlet]

w+4=L
2L+2W=52

how am i supposed to do that

[granite wyvern]

You try and see if subtracting works. If it doesn't work then try adding. Only when you try will you really understand.

[tired inlet]

but even if i added it

they wont eliminaten 1 variable

[granite wyvern]

You only need to eliminate one variable

[tired inlet]

yes

[granite wyvern]

The other remains

[tired inlet]

yeah

[granite wyvern]

And you find its value

[tired inlet]

ye

[crimson sedge]

sub eqn1 in eqn2
2w + 8 +2w =52
w = 60/4 = 15
sub w=15 in eqn1
L = 15 +4
L=19 w=15

[tired inlet]

OHHHH

i forgot to multiply the w

[crimson sedge]

amazing

the more you know

[tired inlet]

fr

thank you sir

[crimson sedge]

you're welcome

[tired inlet]

waoit

[tired inlet]

wait

u were wrong i think

[crimson sedge]

i might have been wrong
im in bed typing with 1 hand with 1 eye closed and the other opened

[tired inlet]

oh

[crimson sedge]

wont be surprised if im wrong

[tired inlet]

heklp me bro

if i get this last one wrong

i have tos tart all over again

[crimson sedge]

ok send it

[tired inlet]

hee

here

i think i can do this on my own thp

jus multiply the first eqn by -2

[vital valley]

Yes

[crimson sedge]

g = 13 - c

26 -2c +4c =40
2c = 14
c= 7
g=13 -7
g =6

gl

[tired inlet]

NOOOOO

i wanna shoot myslef

i reloaded the page

now i have to start all over

i hate this