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cerulean sail
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Oh nvm me - do you know some properties of matrix exponentials?

tiny dome
cerulean sail
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Well, almost...

tropic oxide
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no, e^Λt is still a matrix

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$e^{\Lambda t} = \bmqty{e^{at} & 0 \ 0 & e^{bt}}$

wraith daggerBOT
cerulean sail
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What I was looking for is that $B \cdot \exp(A) \cdot B^{-1} = \exp(BAB^{-1})$

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chartbit

tiny dome
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thanks a lot! i think i got it now

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crimson sedge
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Could someone help me do b(ii) linear regression, Ive done the other two qauestion up to there just not sure how to perform linear regression on ln y = ln a + b*ln x

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indigo berry
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is my answer correct?

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patent cairn
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I need help with this I've been stuck on it for quite a long time and it's coming up in an exam soon

gritty viper
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you have the length of the interval part right

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but you need to give x a definition

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in terms of i

indigo berry
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do i replace the second expression in paranthesis with i's instead of x's?

gritty viper
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you cant just replace

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you have to find the i'th right endpoint and use that

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winged hare
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factorize

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violet night
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have you tried anything?

winged hare
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Yes mi result is 3x+4x-x

desert zephyr
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x is common in all parcels

buoyant latch
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That’s like saying 6 = 3

winged hare
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I'm in the first year of high school, it's another prisoner

desert zephyr
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when you say factorize you mean factorizing the polynomial

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crisp quartz
# winged hare factorize

factor out 5x you get3x^2+4x-1 which is a quadratic equation go ahead and factorise it the quadratic way

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languid pine
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sin(180-@)/sin(90-@)

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languid pine
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simplify

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can anyone help me pls

rain drift
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it's just using identities:
sin(180 - a) = sin(a), cos(180 - a) = -cos(a), sin(90 - a) = cos(a), and cos(90 - a) = sin(a)

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so just plug in appropriately and solve

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ohh

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marble ermine
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hi

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zealous compass
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whats the question?

marble ermine
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I found that both transformations are not $\mathbb{C}$ - linear but R-linear

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is that correct?

zealous compass
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me thinking this was math i knew

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what math is this?

wraith daggerBOT
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lilisworld

zealous compass
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aren't they maps?

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whatever i cant help sorry

marble ermine
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i dpnt understand

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its linear algebra

fast sundial
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Is there a graph given?

marble ermine
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no

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<@&286206848099549185>

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well the question is "Are they C-linear? R-linear?"

elfin hemlock
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Yes its correct

marble ermine
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C-linear and R-linear means that scalar should be either from C or R set right?

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woven tapir
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This last question has me stuck. I know all the basics of trig, but I just don’t know how to do everything in this 😦

woven tapir
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I knew someone was gonna say that

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11 💀

ember siren
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Broooo

woven tapir
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But it’s split with 10

ember siren
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I dont wanna go to highschool

woven tapir
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So you can’t help I’m guessing 😁

ember siren
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Im just a 8th grader

woven tapir
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8th grade is highscool for me because Canada

ember siren
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Im just looking at these helps to see whats up

ember siren
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Dam

woven tapir
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Do you need help? 😁

ember siren
ember siren
gusty jasper
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you can use SOHCAHTOA for that

ember siren
gusty jasper
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because you know that 78 degree angle, and you know B is a right angle with the top, you can find CBD

ember siren
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Oh you mean @woven tapir mb

gusty jasper
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do you see how you can find angle CBD?

woven tapir
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180 rule?

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I’m feeling dumb today

gusty jasper
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so you know that top line forms a right angle with line B

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and you know that big curve is 78 degrees

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so the rest of it would be 90 degrees - 78 degrees

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once you know that little angle, you can calculate angle ABD

woven tapir
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Oh I see

gusty jasper
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once you know ABD, you can calculate DAB

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and once you have DAB, you can use SOHCAHTOA to find the length of AD

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then, because you have CBD, you can use SOHCAHTOA to find the legnth of CD

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then subtract CD from AD to find AC

woven tapir
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Okie

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I would do 78 - 36 to get 42 degrees in the abc triangle right ?

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Almost done

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Ignore the picture

gusty jasper
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yeah

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but you also know ABD because you know CBD and ABC

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then you can use SOHCAHTOA on ABD to find the length of AD

woven tapir
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Thank you for helping

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agile widget
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for question C (ii) do i multiply the acceleration of gravity with the height it was dropped from in order to find the velocity?

agile widget
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so 9.8m/s x 4m?

craggy oriole
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Not really a maths question, but what would be the units of acceleration × distance?

obsidian coral
agile widget
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velocity?

craggy oriole
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Units as in m and s, acceleration is m/s² and distance is m, so their product is m²/s²

agile widget
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im totally lost, it's my first time doing physics

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celest otter
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if A and B are sets, Is A ×B = B ×A?

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craggy oriole
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They are not equal but they are isomorphic

celest otter
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set {(1,a)} is not equal to {(a,1)}

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and (1,a) is not an element of set {(a,1)}

craggy oriole
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Unless a=1 they are different sets

celest otter
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ok

celest otter
scarlet garnet
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yes

craggy oriole
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Same, unless a=1

scarlet garnet
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point points are defined such that (a,b) = {a,{a,b}}

celest otter
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ok thanks @craggy oriole and @scarlet garnet

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heady echo
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how do i approach this question ?

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red pumice
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n^2 - m^2 = 27

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n, m integers

summer charm
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which one is greater?

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im not relaly sure..

red pumice
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i think the question is kinda weird

summer charm
red pumice
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but theres multiple possibilities i guess

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36 - 9 = 27

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6^2 - 3^2 = 27

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and i guess another solution

summer charm
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soo...

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which one is bigger?

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so what would be my answer

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im kinda confused

red pumice
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theres another solution

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you need to find it

summer charm
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hmm.

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uhhhhhhh lets see.

red pumice
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write it as (n-m)(n+m) = 27

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then 27 = 3 * 3 * 3

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so 27 = 3 * 9

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but we already have that solution

summer charm
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ummmm im thinking lets see

red pumice
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27 = 27 * 1

summer charm
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OOHHHh yeah

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that.

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we can do that

red pumice
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yes

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(n-m)(n+m) = 1 * 27

summer charm
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ok

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soo what would be the answer im still kinda lost

red pumice
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alright so we know that n + m > n - m since n and m are whole positive numbers

red pumice
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namely

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n+m = 27

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n - m = 1

summer charm
red pumice
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exactly

summer charm
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,w n+m = 27
n - m = 1

wraith daggerBOT
summer charm
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is that correct?

red pumice
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thats not quite right

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i think wolframalpha interpreted it wrong

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point is

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the answer is

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n = 14

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m = 13

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then

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,w 14^2 - 13^2

summer charm
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hmm that means the answer is 14?

red pumice
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13

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they ask for the side of the smaller square

summer charm
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oh mb

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i read it wrong

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🤣

red pumice
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haha yeah happens to me all the time 💀

summer charm
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u mind helping me on this too?

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i'm kinda confused..

red pumice
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N must be a prime

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well

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not really

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it must not have any common factors with 3 or 5

summer charm
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yeah not really..

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yeah.

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so that means ummmm.. hmmm

red pumice
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so all the numbers between 10 and 100 that arent divisible by 3 or 5

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but i should go

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perhaps open a new channel

summer charm
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u need to go?

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.done

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meager plinth
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tame granite
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to start

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whats the formula for cone volume

meager plinth
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pi(rsquare)(h) divided by 3

tame granite
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pi * r^2 * h/3?

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ok

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so

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ur gonna set the equation equal to 55

meager plinth
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yeah

tame granite
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and set 5 as the height

kindred elk
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Ok So

tame granite
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pi(r^2) * 5/3 = 55

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now solve that

kindred elk
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I need help this is rreally har

tame granite
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luc this isnt how the server works

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go to math help (available) category

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and select a help channel

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rn help-32 and help-48 r open

kindred elk
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This one

meager plinth
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bro

tame granite
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you're

kindred elk
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HArd

meager plinth
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stop trolling

tame granite
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in third grade

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ok

kindred elk
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No i got held back

tame granite
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mm

kindred elk
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Im special

meager plinth
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...

kindred elk
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But i wanna graduate

tame granite
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<@&268886789983436800>

kindred elk
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Im serious

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Wait so how does it work

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How i geyt help

meager plinth
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use a channel thats not occupied

tame granite
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i already explained if ur serious which u r not

meager plinth
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read that channel

kindred elk
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oKAY THABNKS

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Thanks

meager plinth
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np

tame granite
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🤨

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ok so

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youve got

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pi * r^2 * 5/3 = 55

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how r u gonna solve

meager plinth
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isolate r square??

tame granite
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id start w making it simpler

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if i see 2 numbers

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i can j divide both sides by 5/3

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so ur getting rid of it on the left side to make there be less terms in the equation

meager plinth
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so 5 divided by 3?

tame granite
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nah

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ill draw it out gimme asec

meager plinth
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👍

tame granite
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@meager plinth

meager plinth
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o

tame granite
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Since ur dividing a fraction ur multiplying by reciprocal right

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so you'll have

meager plinth
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165 over 5

tame granite
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Which is 33

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Alternatively if u wanna learn smth rq

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Do u know how like

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U have a 55 and a 5 there

meager plinth
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yes

tame granite
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So u can factor out a 5

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U can do one of these

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And it becomes 11 * 3

meager plinth
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yeahh cross multiplication

tame granite
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Which is a much easier equation yk

meager plinth
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i learned that before

tame granite
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Ok anyway

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So

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You now have

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πr² = 33

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r u guys j using 3.14 as pi or do u get calculators or what

meager plinth
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my teacher said you can use either

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i just use 3.14

tame granite
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Ok so

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Now we'll isolate r

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By dividing both sides by π right

meager plinth
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wait holdup

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so

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yk how you did 5 over 3

tame granite
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Ye

meager plinth
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and you put it under the 55

tame granite
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Ye

meager plinth
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what do you do there

tame granite
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Ok so

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It's not incredibly intuitive like if u were dividing smth like 4 ÷ 2

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When ur dividing smth by a fraction

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U instead r gonna multiply by the reciprocal of it

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For example

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1 divided by ½

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Equals

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2

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Because the reciprocal of ½ is 2 over 1

meager plinth
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OH YEAH

tame granite
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So it ends up being 1 * 2

meager plinth
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so then we got 33

tame granite
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Ye ye

meager plinth
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know i get it

tame granite
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So ur dividing it by pi right

meager plinth
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yeah

tame granite
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So it'll be r² = 33/π

meager plinth
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10.50

tame granite
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Alright so

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r² = 10.5

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do u know how to get rid of the ²

meager plinth
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not sure

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do we square 10.5?

tame granite
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nop

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you square root both sides

meager plinth
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ohh

tame granite
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u do that w a calculator

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ye

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its the same thing w being raised to like a 3

meager plinth
tame granite
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u j do the cube root

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thats ur answer yup yup

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remember to round it

meager plinth
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👍

tame granite
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have u learned how cube roots work

meager plinth
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3.3

tame granite
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No

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it would be 3.2

meager plinth
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ohh

tame granite
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have u learned how cube roots work btw

meager plinth
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yeah i think so

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i remember doing this

tame granite
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do u know how to raise things to a fraction power

meager plinth
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nope

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im in gr 9

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do i learn that in gr 9

tame granite
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im in grade 10

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U will yeah

meager plinth
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ohh

tame granite
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Ur taking trig right

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Or r u in geometry

meager plinth
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yeah

tame granite
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Alright ready

meager plinth
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learning surface area volume perimeter area and stuff

tame granite
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Yk how when a coefficient is 1 u don't write it

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Like instead of saying 1x u j say x

meager plinth
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yeah

tame granite
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Roots r like that too

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Where there's a little number there saying what kind of root it is

meager plinth
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wait hold up

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i dont think im gonna learn this

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bc

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tmrw i have a unit test

tame granite
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eventually u will

meager plinth
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and after the unit test we are gonna learn about lines

tame granite
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here ill get u a head start it'll take like 5 min

meager plinth
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kk

tame granite
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you'll learn it next year then

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It's also this

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Rifht

meager plinth
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yeah

tame granite
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I'm boutta blow ur mind

meager plinth
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ok lol

tame granite
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same thing as x to the ½ power

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U j transfer the things

meager plinth
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ohh

tame granite
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it works w any fraction see

meager plinth
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so 3 then square root of x and 1 on top

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would be x1/3

tame granite
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yessir

meager plinth
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W

tame granite
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cube root x is x to the ⅓

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wanna learn how negative powers work

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it's super simple

meager plinth
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sure

tame granite
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When there's a negative

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U j put a 1 over it

meager plinth
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YEAH I REMEMBER LEARNING THIS

tame granite
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whoo

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I'm gonna go grab microwave popcorn see ya

meager plinth
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bye

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thanks for helping

tame granite
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i gotchu

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tame granite
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ping me if u need anything else

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ever

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i gotchu

meager plinth
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👍

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BET

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can i add you on discord?

tame granite
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i gotchu

meager plinth
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thanks

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W mans

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crimson sedge
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How do i find the area under a downward facing parabola?

craggy oriole
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That's the integral

crimson sedge
obsidian coral
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Do you know what an integral is?

crimson sedge
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its like that s thing right

obsidian coral
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$\int$

wraith daggerBOT
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dldh06

crimson sedge
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and it tells you to integrate infinitesimally thin rectangles for a function

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right

craggy oriole
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Precisely

crimson sedge
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lets say f(x) = x^2 + 2

craggy oriole
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,w integrate x^2+2 from 0 to 1

craggy oriole
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For example

crimson sedge
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:0

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@obsidian coral why leave me soynoo

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toxic quartz
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have i set up the integral correctly

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there should be a difference somewhere, since it's the area between two curves

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so im supposed to do x^2 - x?

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i thought that was only when it was bound :/

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not quite right

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right ok i get that

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so you should break it into two intervals

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Hello, just wanna know if I did this the right way 'cause it's been a while since I last factored a polynomial.
6w^4 - 10w^3 + 2w, GCF=2w
6w^4 / 2w=3w^3, 10w^3 / 2w=5w^2, 2w / 2w=1
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Trying subtracting method why is this wrong

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It’s not 12

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12+-6

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No

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-6-12

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Wait whaaat

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What are u confused abt

drifting isle
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The 6x subtracted from the 6x and then I thought it’s -6y - (-3y) = -6+12

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Why -6+ 12

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Because the first two equations don’t they have to be added together

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U subtracted them

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That’s why I tried minusing -6 from 12

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U subtracted the second equation from the first

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12 - (-6)

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No

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-6-12

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Subtracting 12 from -6

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Ok I see

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so why are subtracting the bottom equation from the top equation

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U subtracted the bottom from the top to get rid of the x term

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We coulda also done bottom-top

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Well didn’t I go -6y -(-3y) isn’t that subtracting top from bottom

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No u subtracted the bottom from the top

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Just some tricky English ig

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But 6 minus 3? Isn’t that subtracting 6 from 3 top from bottom

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Top minus bottom isn’t the same as subtracting top from bottom

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My heads going to explode..

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So the ?-? Always the one on the left is what is being like attacked and subtracted from?

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Yea ig

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Ok I thiiiink Mayby I got it

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For ur problem above, u coulda done top-bottom or bottom-top, doesn’t matter same answer

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Yeaah I just need to remember to stick to one way because I guess I’m having trouble telling the difference when subtracting

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How do I solve this. I tried to solve it but i can't get the solution

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do you know the angle bisector theorem

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why is the limits of g(x) 1 to x and not y to 0

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What

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,w 12a + 24b = 10, 25a+18b = 18, 13a + 34b = 15

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I dont know what im missing

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i got 35

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what if its 21 hmmCat

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me when 21-7 = 28

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-21 catThimc

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57

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88

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recall also that log_1(x) is undefined

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so do x^both sides

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I got the right answer but only putting sqrt4(0.0001) in my calculator, I'm not allowed a calculator in my exam, is there any way to do this without a calculator?

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.0001 = 1/10000

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maximo

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So I'm fairy certain the equation would be 96= (9A) - B

But I'm just confused on where to go from there

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are A and B the numbers you're asked to find?

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then your equation is incorrect

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How should I put it?

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A - B = 96 and A = 9B

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How would I go about finding A?

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it is easier in this case to start by finding B

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you can substitute the second equation into the first

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So would it be "(9B) - B = 96"?

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8y=96

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...

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y= 12

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Please show me the work to do this

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Multiple numberator

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Hello I'm trying to type an algorithm that basically finds the number of different ways square shapes can fill a random given XY Grid

For example there is only 1 way to fill 1x1 grid and that's by putting a 1x1 square, there are 2 ways to fill a 2x2 grid first is 4 1x1 squares and second is 1 2x2 square, how can I approach this problem without brute force?\

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from gathering data (with small grids) i could guess it could be done with some sort of combinations formula but in 2D im kinda lost

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do they all have to be the same shape

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i.e. for 3x3, one 2x2 in the middle and 5 1x1's on the outside

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4x4 has a middle for 2x2

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but all i want is the number of combinations

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these are all the combinations for 3x3 grid

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you can fill in a 3x3 with 1 2x2 with 5 1x1's

boreal epoch
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4*

inland fossil
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no its 5 lol

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i don't need the number

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of squares

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i need the number of total combinations

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that the squares can be put

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sure

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for example my algorithm should output number 6

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even with just square grids you have to bruteforce

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how do i solve -16x^2 + 20 + 75=0

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Quadratic formula goes crazy

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it does go crazy

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lemme solve it and can you tell me if its right

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quadratic formula my beloved

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Or 20x

shrewd monolith
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my bad 20x+75

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=0

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Oh

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15 and 5?

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I don't think that works bc of the -16

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Oh wait

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I forgot bout the -

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And 16

shrewd monolith
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this is the whole thing

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Did you tried the abc formula?

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I think quadratic formula doesn't work

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Bc I think u end up square rooting a negative

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Wait nvm

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don't talk to me im dumb

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Everyone can be dumb sometimes in math

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here is the whole problem

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That's

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A diff equation than the one you sent

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lol

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Um...

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shrewd monolith
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the second paragraph

silk laurel
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Doesnt thst become -16x^²+20x

shrewd monolith
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has -16x^2 +20x + ___=0

tame granite
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Well #1 is -5

shrewd monolith
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wait how

tame granite
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u subtract 75 from both sides

silk laurel
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I mean

tame granite
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75 - 75 = 0

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-5

tame granite
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70 - 75 = -5

silk laurel
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Mb

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Ye

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its telling me to rewrite the equation

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Yeah

silk laurel
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You remove 75 from both sides

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It rewrites it by setting it equal to zero

silk laurel
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Remove 75 to make it 0

tame granite
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You rewrite it by filling in the blank w -5

shrewd monolith
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what goes in the blank bruh

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oh

silk laurel
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-5

agile moat
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quadratic giving sqr 5200 my gosh

silk laurel
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70-75=-5

shrewd monolith
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im not seeing where 75 can be subtracted to get -5

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in this -16x^2 +20x + ___=0

tame granite
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70 - 75

silk laurel
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The 75 becomes 0

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So you do 75-75

shrewd monolith
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theres no 70 there

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=0

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Yeah

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Because

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The 70 is becoming a -5

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that is why there is not a 70

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it becomes a -5 after subtracting 75

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i dont get it but whatever

silk laurel
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Like this

shrewd monolith
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ok -16x^2 +20x + -5 =0

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it isn't whatever ur here to learn

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let's stop and show u how it works

silk laurel
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Forgot to put x

tame granite
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ok well i didnt get that cuz its telling me to fill the blank and not to solve and fill in the blank

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Because 75 turned into 0 you have to subtract 75 from 75 to mske 0

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It's transforming it from the previous equation

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If u see smth that first says 75

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And then it's 0

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What you did on the right you have to do it on the left too

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i see it now

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then I think it's p reasonable to assume u took away 75

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ok moving on, do i do the quadratic formula now?

silk laurel
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Ye

tame granite
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-16x² + 20x - 5

silk laurel
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You can use abc formula

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Right?

shrewd monolith
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what is that

silk laurel
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Or you didnt get it yet?

shrewd monolith
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get what yet the formula?

silk laurel
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Ye

shrewd monolith
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im not sure if we learned that yet

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but maybe we did it doesnt sound familiar

tame granite
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i actually dk the abc formula

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im googling it and it's j bringing up quadratic formula

silk laurel
shrewd monolith
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it looks like the diet version of the quadratic formula

silk laurel
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I thought you would learn this with the quadratic formula if you cant find x

shrewd monolith
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what is the square root of 5

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i forgot how to find square roots on calculators

agile moat
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couldnt he use ruffini?

shrewd monolith
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whats that

craggy oriole
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,w sqrt(5)

wraith daggerBOT
silk laurel
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@shrewd monolith

shrewd monolith
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yes

silk laurel
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Thats what it came up

shrewd monolith
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-5 is the b value?

silk laurel
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No

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Ax^2+bx+C=0

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B is 20

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C is -5

shrewd monolith
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then why did you put 5+-

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at the end

silk laurel
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There is 2 x answers

shrewd monolith
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how did you get 8 from 2 (-16)

silk laurel
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No

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Those 2

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Are the x value

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Aka the answer to the formula

dire geode
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halt is gonna be a quadratic formula pro now

shrewd monolith
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lol

shrewd monolith
silk laurel
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Yes

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If you type that in calculator

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You can see the decimals too

agile moat
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did you guys got the roots?

shrewd monolith
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it just gave me the same thing

silk laurel
shrewd monolith
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it didnt give me the decimal

silk laurel
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Did you press s=d

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The S<->D

shrewd monolith
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I don't have that

silk laurel
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What calculator are you using

shrewd monolith
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Ti-36x pro

silk laurel
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@shrewd monolith

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See if x is correct

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Try both x

agile moat
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i tried ruffini but doesn't help in this case sadly

cedar kilnBOT
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@shrewd monolith Has your question been resolved?

shrewd monolith
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Yes

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upbeat pond
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What does bearing mean ? Does anyone know

upbeat pond
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this is what its supposed to look like but . i dont get it

livid hound
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(true) bearing would be the angle measured clockwise from north

upbeat pond
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OHH

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that makes sense

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Whats he doing with the 10 degrees and 350 degrees stuff

snow grail
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The 10 degrees is in the other direction

upbeat pond
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ohhh

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what does vertical triangle mean?

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or horizontal

snow grail
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When they’re talking about angles of depression and elevation, imagine you are standing on a ladder looking at a tree

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You can look directly at the tree with a straight line, the base of the tree has some angle of depression that points down and creates another line from you to the base of the tree, which the trunk of the tree connects to make a vertically oriented triangle

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You can use the same reasoning for the top of the tree, with an angle of elevation making a line to the top of the tree and the trunk connecting the level line to the top line to create another vertically oriented triangle

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In this case, you have two trees and are standing on a 30m tall ladder and need to find the distance on a flat plane between two bases of trees

upbeat pond
snow grail
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One second

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I’m no artist so I’m just going to draw a triangle and label things

upbeat pond
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thats fine no worries

snow grail
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It’s a modern masterpiece

upbeat pond
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Ohh that makes more sense

snow grail
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The point on the left is the observer

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So you’ll just need to use sin or cos with the angles of depression

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Wait no, tan

upbeat pond
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like this stuff?

snow grail
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If you use tan you can get right to where you need to be, since it’s $\frac{opposite}{adjacent}$

wraith daggerBOT
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Helmfirth

upbeat pond
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Oh true true

snow grail
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Once you find the level distance from observer to person, you can use sin and cos to find coordinate values of their locations and then use distance between two points

upbeat pond
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I will write that down ✍🏻

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can i ask u another question

snow grail
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If you go that route I recommend rethinking the angles by orienting it counterclockwise with respect to the positive x-axis

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And go ahead, ask away

upbeat pond
snow grail
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First, recall that bearing is degrees clockwise with respect to north, so start by orienting the angles of the boat

upbeat pond
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Okay

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Wait does this look right cause im confused

snow grail
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That skips to step 3

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Find out what the angles are

upbeat pond
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How do i find out the angles ?

snow grail
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Do you know your parallel angle theorem?

upbeat pond
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Yes i sort of remember it

snow grail
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Do you think you can get it on your own with just that or do you need a refresher on exactly what it is?

upbeat pond
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I need help

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Idk how to apply it to that triangle

snow grail
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Imagine that the x and y axes are still present at the sailor and red lighthouse, and extend each line if necessary

upbeat pond
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Oh okay

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hold on i need to draw it

snow grail
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The diagram with axes and extended lines should look like this

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After this, use the parallel angle theorem and complementary angles to solve for the angle values

upbeat pond
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I drew it before i looked at ur diagram

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Does this look right?

snow grail
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Exactly

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So now use parallel axis theorem and complementary angles to solve for the interior angles of the triangle

upbeat pond
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im gonna be honest idk how to do that can u help

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I Swear i know the transverse thing but my brain is blanking right now

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Idk where to start

snow grail
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Start with the vertical lines and the line from sailor to red lighthouse

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Ignore the horizontal lines for now, if needed erase them entirely

upbeat pond
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Okay

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nvm Im ser iously lost can u show me ur process

snow grail
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This is the parallel angle theorem

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Each single angle is equivalent and each double angle is equivalent

upbeat pond
snow grail
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Looking at only the vertical lines and the one from sailor to red, what is the bearing from red to sailor?

upbeat pond
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Im gonna guess like 30 degrees

snow grail
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Do you recall the numbers from the beginning?

upbeat pond
snow grail
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The bearing from sailor to red is 200 degrees, or 20 degrees west of south

upbeat pond
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Yes

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Wait so the answers 20 degrees?

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R u subtracting 200 - 180

snow grail
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Yeah, the angle between the negative y axis and the line from sailor to red is 20 degrees

upbeat pond
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Ohhhhh

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so u'd put it like this ?

snow grail
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Exactly

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Now we move on to the horizontal lines

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What’s the bearing from red to blue

upbeat pond
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340

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OH

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So the other angle would be 20

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?

snow grail
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Yes

upbeat pond
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omgoshhh

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thank you sm

snow grail
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No problem

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Do you know how to get the base angles?

upbeat pond
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Hold on let me think about it

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uhh no

snow grail
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Let’s start with complementary angles