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crimson sedge
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simple factor theorem also works

kindred ruin
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(idk french so i dont ave any idea whatever u are talking before)

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@twilit escarp Could we say that if we have a function

$$f(x)$$
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$$f(c) = 0$$

then $(x - c)$ divides that function

wraith daggerBOT
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Edmund Cloudsley

crimson sedge
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@agile onyx

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I think that this could work

agile onyx
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oh that's true...

crimson sedge
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Si un polynome p(x) a un facteur (x-c) alors p(c) = 0

twilit escarp
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x != c at least ?

crimson sedge
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what?

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  1. Vérifions que ( p(1) = 0 ) :

[
p(1) = n(1)^{n+1} - (n+1)(1)^n + 1 = n - (n+1) + 1 = 0
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Donc, ( (x - 1) ) est un facteur. est donc bien sur [(x-1)^2] est un facteur

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Edmund Cloudsley

crimson sedge
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c'est vrai ou non?

agile onyx
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does it immediately just mean that (x-1)² is a factor?
do i not have to prove that l'ordre de multiplicité est >=2?

crimson sedge
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Hmmmmmm

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That I’m not sure about

agile onyx
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could i use horner's algorithm for this?

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help

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vapid basalt
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i'm attaching it

vapid basalt
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can i get it's oln

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solution

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please help me out

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it would be 22

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idk how to solve it

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i'm not able to find upper and lower bound

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for this

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rare solstice
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In 2008, the annual income was ISK 6,000,000. and they are increased by 5% from the previous year. What was Anna's total income in 2007?

rare solstice
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Do these formulas work?

Sv = Kv(1+p/100) and Úv = Sv(1-p/100) - Kv is cost price, Sv is sales price (price with surcharge) and Úv is sale price (price with discount)

queen stirrup
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I mean its two different concepts, so you would not apply that formula. However in this case, the actualy formula you would use to solve the question is the same as the first formula u gave.

rare solstice
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if a an item costs 3.400 which includes VAT 24,5%, whats the price without VAT? @queen stirrup

queen stirrup
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Let the marked price be x

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thus VAT = 24.5% of x

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thus x + 24.5% of x = 3400

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=> x = 3400 * 100/124.5 = approx 2730.92

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you can either close this one or the other one

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can you help with this

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@fresh mauve use .close

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don't delete the message

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Yo

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If someone helps me with this question ill dm them discord nitro

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regal vale
surreal mauve
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lmao

rain spoke
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why would i buy nitro for myself

regal vale
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uve had discord since 2019

rain spoke
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doesnt mean i actively use it

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ive previously had discord nitro

regal vale
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anyway just find the value on the grraph where it says 10kg

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and 34kg

rain spoke
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can u js give me the answer pls

regal vale
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and match the cumulative frequncey for each

vivid wadi
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you need to calculate how many dogs were added from the point at 10kg to 34kg

mystic thistle
regal vale
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then do f=d/w

rain spoke
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Lmao

regal vale
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so like 10/2 and 34/19.5

rain spoke
regal vale
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and then add the answers and round it up

rain spoke
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what would that be

regal vale
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so that would be 7

rain spoke
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thx bro

regal vale
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np

rain spoke
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its wrong

regal vale
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then 6

rain spoke
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still wrong

regal vale
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it was either 6 or 7 i forgot whether to round up or down

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wtf

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idk then

mystic thistle
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okay lemme see

rain spoke
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wrong

regal vale
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watch the video

rain spoke
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ight

terse oasis
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try 23

regal vale
terse oasis
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or maybe 17

regal vale
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or 18

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its hard to read the tiny squares

terse oasis
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yeah i think the lower bound is 4 and the upper is 21

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lean frigate
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Just a quick question, if i is used to represent √-1 which isn't defined in R is there something to represent devising by 0?

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hollow trail
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people have tried to do similar things with dividing by 0, but unlike the complex numbers, it hasn't turned out anything particularly useful or interesting

lean frigate
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Hmm

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But if we want to we technically can?

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Wait ic now why

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It's not gonna be useful at all

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Thx guys

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dim hearth
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hi

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dim hearth
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can anyone help explain to me how to go about this type of questions

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i can send the whole exercise and translate it but i think jst knowing the general thought process here will help me

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thanks alot!!!

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tired lantern
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For this should I find dy/dx then set it equal to 0?

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slate lintel
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yep

tired lantern
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Ok, so I got x-2x^3-2xy^2-2x^2y/2y^3+y

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And I set the numerator to 0

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How do I find xy pairs that make this equal 0?

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Thank you

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void sand
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.remindme 0s test

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heavy bramble
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hii so it’s a very general help thing not with a specific question but i have a statistics exam tomorrow and i was hoping someone could help me with some lessons (conditional probability, sample events, baye’s theorem, etc…) thanks! :))

fresh patio
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this is an example of a question i would like to be more clarified for me

fresh patio
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hard to figure out what M1 etc. represent

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fringe oasis
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how does this happen? i understand why it becomes -6sqrt2, but why the extra number?

fringe oasis
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i know the roots must multiply but i dont understand why it doesnt become 1 number

fresh patio
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,, \frac{3\sqrt{2}}{-2+\sqrt{7}} \cdot \frac{-2-\sqrt{7}}{-2-\sqrt{7}} = \frac{-6\sqrt{2}-3\sqrt{14}}{4-7}

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fresh patio
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is this the equation? sort of hard to read

opaque root
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Is a 7 or a 2?

fresh patio
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it's a 14 on the right hand side, so should be a 7

opaque root
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My eyes, but i think yes KEK

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fresh patio
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i think that matches

fringe oasis
fresh patio
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so what is the confusion

fringe oasis
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im not sure why it equals this on the right hand side

fresh patio
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well we just multiply the numerators and denominators

fringe oasis
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i understand for the denominator

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just not the numerator

fresh patio
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,, 3\sqrt{2}(-2-\sqrt{7})=-3\sqrt{2}\cdot 2 - 3\sqrt{2}\cdot \sqrt{7}=-6\sqrt{2}-3\sqrt{2\cdot 7}=-6\sqrt{2}-3\sqrt{14}

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ohhh okay

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So, Abstract Algebra question here, from what I understand, we know that a cyclic subgroup generated from some element "a" in G has order k when a^k = e (the identity element in the group G). So when it says that g has order 15 then ik it has 15 elements and 16 for h.

Here's what I'm struggling with, a cyclic subgroup generated by an element is a set. Take U(16) which is the group of units mod 16 where the elements are relatively prime to 16, thus U(16) = {1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15}. The group operation is multiplication mod n.

Now the cyclic subgroup generated by 3 for example is of order 4 and <3> = {1,3,9,11}. The cyclic subgroup generated by 5 is also order 4 and the cyclic subgroup is <5> = {1,5,9,13}. Their intersection has 2 elements in common, mainly 1 and 9.

However, suppose we take the subgroups generated by 3 and 11, then <3> = {1,3,9,11} but <11> is also {1,3,9,11}. Thus they have the same order and their intersection is of order 4 (because they have the same number of elements), not 2 like in the third paragraph.

Since the intersection of two cyclic subgroups came out to have two different orders, how can we find the order of an intersection where g and h are cyclic subgroups of G?

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Keep in mind the order of any element in a cyclic group has to divide the order of the group.

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would this be correct or no?

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To make nine cups of lemonade you mix 4.5 cups of water with three cups of lemon juice and
add 1.5 table spoons of sugar. If there are ten cups in of water and 6.5 cups of lemon juice and 3
table spoons of sugar, how many gallons of lemonade can you make? (There are 16 cups in a
gallon.)

river estuary
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i need help solving this question

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i think this is something with linear equations but

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it doesn't make sense to me

limber sedge
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i mean you only have 3 table spoons of sugar and once you are out of sugar you cant make more lemonade. since each batch of 9 cups is 1.5 tablespoons of sugar you can make a maximum of two batches

river estuary
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but

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is there a way to solve this without

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using common sense?

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and the answer is 9/8 gallon

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if i check back in my

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limber sedge
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yes

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you can make 18 cups

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wait

river estuary
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how

limber sedge
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yeah it is

river estuary
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how do u get 18/16 cups?

limber sedge
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18 cups

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mb

river estuary
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i think 18/16 is right

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limber sedge
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18/16 gallons

river estuary
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oh yea

limber sedge
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18 cups = 18/16 gallons

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so it works

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i think you might be able to use proportions to solve it

river estuary
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like

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ok i get the basics

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i dont know how i would do this in another question like this tho

limber sedge
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for a question like this you can divide and take the lowest number as the maximum batches: 10/4.5= ~2.22, 6.5/3=~2.16, 3/1.5 = 2, so you can have at most 2 batches

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help please 😭

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Is this an assessment?

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Looking for some help with an optimization problem, that states this, I got as far as creating the dualand I understand that I have to show that c'x* = p*'c and that if x*=p* that p* is feasible for the dual but I'm having an issue where every explanation I look up uses the same step that I don't really understand in saying that p*'A can be rewritten as A'p* and then doing the same thing for turning c'x* into the dual version

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I thought that matrix multiplication was non-communicative, but everywhere I see talking about this problem without any explanation just states that

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these are true

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and I do not understand how that is true

flint plinth
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does ' mean transpose here?

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and are c and x* both vectors?

alpine lark
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yes for both

flint plinth
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then yea they are equal, it's just the dot product between the two vectors

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and you can take the dot product in either order

alpine lark
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but A in particular is a matrix

flint plinth
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oh i was looking at the second one, lemme check the first

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i think that should be false

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what you can say is:

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$$p' A = (A' p)'$$

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(i'm not writing the * because it makes it harder to read)

alpine lark
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okok, and then I can say p = x and A' = A so this is just c'

flint plinth
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what is just c'?

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oh, well, the LP is this, so the dual of it is
p'c
subject to p'A <= c' so if I can change p'A into (A'p)' then I can prove the condition because A'p is the same thing as Ax which is c and c' <= c' is true

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Given that the distance from point M(m+1,3m−5) to the y-axis is half the distance from point M to the x-axis, find the value of m.

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why is it 2MA = MB and not 2MB = MA

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delicate patio
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this is incorrect right?

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how did it simplify to a/sqrt(a^2 + b^2)

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shouldn't it be a/(a^2 + b^2)

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chat gpt is not very good at algebra unfortunately

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yupp thanks

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azure swift
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Denote the expression of the integral for something, say S(x)

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Then check if S(-x) = S(x)

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Wym in general?

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You have something concrete now to prove

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Try and actually cary out some calculations and you’ll see what happens

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A hint for example is to make use of a variable substitution

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yes one second

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or in the question?

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yeah i guess😭? I rly hope its a part of the question since literally the question has no numbers to work with?

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yeahh

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ask your prof or something

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mhm okay i might ask my friend thank you sm

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Can someone explain to me how I can do this

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Like step by steps

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no

livid hound
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do you know the relation between
leading coefficient and concavity
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have you been given any notes?

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Hello ladies and gentlemen

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I am currently working on a function in C++ (Arduino)

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I have to power 36 LEDs (with a color each) so 36 colors

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I want to transfer the data (36 colours) so I thought of making 2 functions

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(f(n) for the colour of the n-th LED)

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The first function F just returns a number, based on the colours f0 to f35

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How do I make the inverse?

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calculating f0 to f35 from the value of F

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Do I have to make 35 functions as an argument of F?

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If yes I would have no other question I can do that

crimson sedge
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idk a lot about c++ but why wouldnt u make just an array ?

hybrid hornet
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I swear I just thought about that

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There was an issue before with that since I am working on a high speed application

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Ok yeah no point I will try that again and come back in case it doesnt work, I might try pointers as well

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hybrid hornet
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Ok sorry it's embarrassing

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But the issue is that the inputs f0 to f35 aren't from my device

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I am just getting a number and I have to demodulate it

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The value F is transferred through bluetooth or WiFi (still undetermined)

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And we can't access the same array across 2 micro controllers

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That's why I thought of making 2 functions like here (1 function on transmitter the other 1 on the receiver)

hybrid hornet
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Its a pure math concept

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restive shard
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or actually no

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why don’t you just send the number over and demodulate it on the receiving end

hybrid hornet
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It's preferred to be 1

hybrid hornet
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It's the inverse of the first function

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How do I even begin there

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Either this or I make 35 functions of F to demodulate

restive shard
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you won’t need a first function if you just send the raw data over to the receiver

hybrid hornet
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As I said I have 35 values if I send it over it'd be easy but I'm currently working on a high speed application

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I'm wondering if I can send over 1 value

restive shard
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you could conjoin the 35values into one number

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you said each value is a 0 or 1?

hybrid hornet
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Exactly and then send the number over to the receiver

restive shard
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yea you could just make a binary string

hybrid hornet
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Thats why the controllers should make functions instead and send over 1 number

restive shard
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you could still conjoin the hexadecimal numbers

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or if needed, even go to base 64

hybrid hornet
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How would I demodulate that number

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If I have to make 35 functions for each output it's pain

restive shard
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let’s say you have the values 7 30 and 41

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you convert those to hexadecimal

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which is
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00001D
000029
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(i think)

hybrid hornet
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Prolly

restive shard
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then you would just conjoin them

hybrid hornet
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Many ways

restive shard
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|000007|00001D|000029|
00000700001D000029

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you would know that each number takes up only 6 spaces

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and so you can iterate through every 6 values and change them into the original number

hybrid hornet
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A 6×35 long string

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Right that could work

restive shard
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you could also use base 64 if the string is too long

hybrid hornet
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210 digits long

cyan moss
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Can anyone help me at a calculus question please? but its hard

hybrid hornet
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Smart solution btw thanks

hybrid hornet
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I don't know how I haven't thought about this

restive shard
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which arduino are you using?

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unos?

hybrid hornet
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Actually an ESP32 but programming with Arduino software

restive shard
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oh yeah if it’s an esp32 you should be fine

hybrid hornet
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Nice

restive shard
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more than powerful enough

hybrid hornet
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It's a machine

restive shard
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fr

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i need one

hybrid hornet
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You should get one lmao

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It's awesome

restive shard
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unfortunately i’m a broke highschooler

hybrid hornet
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A smart high schooler

restive shard
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thanks lmao

hybrid hornet
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Anyways thanks I should get back to work

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Have a nice day

restive shard
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yes you should

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you too man

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if I know that Vsin(x) = 64, Vcos(x) = 20 and tan(x) = 9/5 how can i find V?

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its part of a bigger question however this is pretty much all the info i have

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Think about whether you can use the Pythagorean identity here

marble solstice
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i think i can but i'm not sure how

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The identity tells you that sin^2(x) + cos^2(x) = 1, right?

marble solstice
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yes exactly

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Can you express sin(x) and cos(x) using V via the given equations?

marble solstice
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good points both thanks

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i can just put v as the subject

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No, why?

marble solstice
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for example if i put V = 64/sin(x)

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You get sin(x) = 64/V and cos(x) = 20/V

marble solstice
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oh then i don't understand where this is going then 🤔

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what can i do with those two?

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Rewrite the Pythagorean identity with them

south tundra
marble solstice
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so i'll end up with sqrt(4496) by the end of it

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,calc 64^2 + 20^2

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4496
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How do i find the SA of a pyramid when the B is 12, L is 12 and, H is 12...

spare kettle
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its a square pyramid?

worldly pagoda
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ye

spare kettle
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you can apply geometry and then pythagorean theorem to find the height of the triangle

worldly pagoda
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whats the formular th i forgot

spare kettle
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the pythagorean theorem ??

worldly pagoda
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yes

spare kettle
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base^2 + perpendicular^2 = hypoten..^2

worldly pagoda
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o a2+b2=c2

spare kettle
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yess yess

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use geometry and find the height of triangles

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then you can find its area

worldly pagoda
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so 12^2 + 12^2 = 288 then i square root it and its 16.970 which the the salnt height wut i do now

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that is wrong sir

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you didnt apply proper geometry

worldly pagoda
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pñlpnibouivyctxr

spare kettle
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you draw it and try to find it

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once more

worldly pagoda
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wait so first i find base which is 12 x 12 =124

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144*

spare kettle
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yes area of base is 144

worldly pagoda
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then i find the slant

spare kettle
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yes try finding slant

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last time you did it wrong this time try find it correctly

worldly pagoda
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so half of base^2 + height^2 which is 180 then i square root that for 13.42 which is the slant height?

spare kettle
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yep

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that should be

worldly pagoda
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then i do 12 for base x slant heigh divided by 2 x 4 for the area of 4 triangle + the base area = the SA?

spare kettle
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yep absolutely correct

worldly pagoda
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noice thx

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what abou the volume how do i do that

spare kettle
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there is formula

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height of pyramid x base area / 3

worldly pagoda
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so volume is 576 cm3

spare kettle
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i didnt calculate but i believe in you

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thats correct

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lol i use calculator so ig its coorrecy

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what is it meant by f(y^2)?

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tough snow
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do I find the inverse of the function?

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or just subsitute y^2

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Wherever you see an x in f(x), replace it with y^2

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so it will be y = 1/(y^6 + 1)?

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that doesn't make any sense

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its f(y^2) = that not y

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they didnt say f(x)=y here

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Ich weiss nicht was ich zuerst tun sollte.

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Hi

dreamy void
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Du kannst die Matrixdarstellung erahnen

fossil berry
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Aber es ist nicht Standardbasiss

dreamy void
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oh

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ok

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wie sehen die Bilder aus von b1 und b2

queen ice
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Oha Umbenennung

dreamy void
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mein alter name ^^

fossil berry
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Sind sie basis Vektoren von B?

dreamy void
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ja

fossil berry
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Ok. Was soll ich damit tun?

dreamy void
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Ich muss erst überlegen, wollen die B nach B oder Standardbasis nach B

fossil berry
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Okay

dreamy void
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Ich denke es ist B nach B deswegen brauchen wir f(b1) und f(b2)

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dann müssen wir die bzgl B darstellne

fossil berry
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Was ist B nach B. Ich verstehe nichts.

dreamy void
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Die Vektoren die wir einsetzen sind bzgl. der Basis B und das was raus kommt ist auch bzgl der Basis B

fossil berry
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Was?

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Wie weisst du dass es B nach B ist.

dreamy void
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Ich glaube ich habe es doch verstanden wir müssen einfach die Matrixdarstellung bestimmen

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𝔸dωn𝓲²s

dreamy void
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Man kann dann ablesen was die Matrix ist und dann die Bilder bzgl. B darstellen

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𝔸dωn𝓲²s

dreamy void
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Die Bilder sind (3,1) und (1,-2) und die jetzt bzgl. B darstellen

fossil berry
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Was sind die abcd

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Woher kommen sie?

dreamy void
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Ja ich suche eine Matrix mit 4 unbekannten Einträgen

dreamy void
wraith daggerBOT
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𝔸dωn𝓲²s

fossil berry
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Ach so.

fossil berry
dreamy void
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ne

fossil berry
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Dann was sind sie?

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Wofür findest du diese?

dreamy void
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lk

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du brauchst doch die koordinatenvektoren

fossil berry
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Ok was machst du jetzt?

dreamy void
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hast du die bestimmt?

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[(3,1)]_B und [(1,-2)]_B

fossil berry
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Einen moment

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Alpha 2 betta 1

dreamy void
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,w rref {{1,1,3},{1,-1,1}}

dreamy void
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ok gut

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,w rref {{1,1,1},{1,-1,-2}}

dreamy void
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[(3,1)]_B = (2, 1)
[(1,-2)]_B = (-1/2, 3/2)

fossil berry
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Lambda -0.5andere ist 1.5

dreamy void
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,, f(x_1,x_2) = \begin{pmatrix} 3 & 1 \ 1 & -2 \end{pmatrix} \cdot \begin{pmatrix} x_1 \ x_2 \end{pmatrix}
= \begin{pmatrix} 2 & -0.5 \ 1 & 1.5 \end{pmatrix}_B \cdot \begin{pmatrix} x_1 \ x_2 \end{pmatrix}

fossil berry
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Ok was sind diese Zählen

wraith daggerBOT
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𝔸dωn𝓲²s

dreamy void
fossil berry
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Achso

dreamy void
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lass uns mal austesten mit (1,1)

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dann kriegt man (4, -1)

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und bzgl. B (1.5, 2.5)

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,w rref {{1,1,4},{1,-1,-1}}

dreamy void
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1.5 und 2.5 kommt raus

fossil berry
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Einen moment warum haben wir eine 2x3 matrix?

dreamy void
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das sieht nur so aus

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erweiterte koeffizientenmatrix

fossil berry
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Ach so

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Lass uns es ein bisschen später machen.

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kannst du dir meine Lösungen ansehen

dreamy void
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ja

fossil berry
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Sie sind weitere 4 Problemen

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Manche habe ich nur Hälfte gemacht.

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Ich wasche mir kurz Zähne und gesicht.

dreamy void
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ach du kacke

fossil berry
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Ich bin zurück

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Was ist

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Sind alles falsch?

dreamy void
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sieht für mich in ordnung aus

dreamy void
fossil berry
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Bist du sicher?

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Du muss mir feedback geben

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Morgen habe ich die Zwischentest

fossil berry
dreamy void
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was verstehst du nicht

dreamy void
fossil berry
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Beim 6ten von 5ten Problem

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Gibt es eine Multiplikation die nicht möglich ist? Was bedeutet diese Frage

dreamy void
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ist meine Vermutung

fossil berry
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Ach so.

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Auch 2 von 3tte Problem

dreamy void
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Welches genau

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schick einen Ausschnitt

fossil berry
dreamy void
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Ok das ist easy

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Die Menge is x+2y-z=0

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Kannst z.B. nach z auflösen

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z = x+2y

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und dann kann man schon feststellen die Dimension is 2

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und basis ist einfach (x,y,z) = (x,y,x+2y)

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Ich glaube so hattest du es auch

fossil berry
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Dann es ist richtig?

fossil berry
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Warum teilen wir die Matrix als zwei Spalten hier?

dreamy void
dreamy void
fossil berry
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Was sind die Bilder hier?

dreamy void
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die Spaltenvektoren

fossil berry
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Was sind die Spaltenvektoren

dreamy void
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was

dreamy void
fossil berry
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Aber warum machst du so. Hat es keine Konsequenzen?

dreamy void
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was meinst du

fossil berry
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Ich weiss nicht

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Ich verstehe nicht, warum die Matrx plötzlich 2 Spalten geworden ist

dreamy void
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es ist doch eine 2x2 Matrix

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2x2 * 2x1 bildet auf 2x1 ab

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f : R² -> R²

fossil berry
fossil berry
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Ach so

dreamy void
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Wir wollen die Matrixdarstellung von f in der Basis B bestimmen

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Wir bestimmen zuerst die Matrixdarstellung bzgl. der Standardbasis.

dreamy void
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Jetzt wollen wir die Spaltenvektoren bzgl. B darstellen

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damit wir eine neue Matrixdarstellung erhalten, in der Basis B

dreamy void
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Unsere neuen Bilder (Spaltenvektoren) bzgl B. sind die Koordinatenvektoren

wraith daggerBOT
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𝔸dωn𝓲²s

dreamy void
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das wars

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so von meinem Verständnis

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Die Spaltenvektoren werden deswegen als "Bilder" bezeichnet oder das Bild, weil sie ja den Bildraum aufspannen

fossil berry
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Und es ist jetzt fertig?

dreamy void
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Ja

fossil berry
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Danke.

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vapid otter
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$$-\frac1{(s-2)^2}=0$$

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Devil Wears Prada

vapid otter
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how do i get the solutions

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is it like cross multiplication

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help plz

cerulean sail
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(there are no solutions)

vapid otter
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why

cerulean sail
vapid otter
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i want to find when s = 0

opaque root
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When s=0 sub that and find out

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wait no

opaque root
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But wont be 0

vapid otter
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thats not what i want

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im looking for critical numbers

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so when the derivative equals 0

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yeah

cerulean sail
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Derivative is zero or undefined, or just zero?

vapid otter
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0

cerulean sail
vapid otter
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hold on

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the function i displayed is my derivative

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so im finding when my derivative equals 0

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to find the critical point

cerulean sail
cerulean sail
vapid otter
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im now looking for when the derivative equals 0

cerulean sail
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And is it ever zero anywhere?

vapid otter
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thats what im trying to find out

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i forgot out to do this

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lets say the derivative factored out to 3x(x+1)(x-1)

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then i could say there are critical numbers at x = 0, -1, 1

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but now i have a fraction

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how do i do it

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i forgot basic algebra skills

cerulean sail
vapid otter
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no

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they arent

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im telling you i forgot how to isolate s by itself

cerulean sail
vapid otter
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but that doesnt isolate s

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how do i isolate s

cerulean sail
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Well, do you like dividing by zero?

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(there are no solutions exactly because you can't validly isolate s)

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oh i see

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severe elm
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how do i find the sum

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severe elm
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is it a sum of squares thing

dull oxide
severe elm
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wdym the nine factors out

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huh

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tiny otter
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So I need help understanding the answer to this problem...

tiny otter
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I understand the general sense of how to get almost to the answer. I end up with |x+2/2|

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and then i am trying to find the actual endpoints for the convergence

gritty viper
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Is your problem with solving |x+2/2| = 1 or with checking if the endpoints are included

tiny otter
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checking the endpoints sorry

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and if im correct, if it is < 1 then it converges, > 1, it diverges, and = 1 it is inconclusive. so wouldnt the endpoints be -1 < x < 1

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i dont understand why they do that answer

gritty viper
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no, |x+2/2| is not 1 for those values

hollow trail
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we are solving for when
|(x+2)/2| < 1

gritty viper
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the endpoints are where |x+2/2|=1

tiny otter
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yes and x would have to equal 0 for it to be equal to 1

hollow trail
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that is one endpoint, yes

tiny otter
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i thought the endpoints of convergence has to have x in between somewhere where it diverges and converges?

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maybe i misunderstood the khan academy lesson

gritty viper
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They are

tiny otter
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but if it equals 1 then it is inconclusive so why would an inconclusive point be included?

hollow trail
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we are looking at an interval of convergence which you get from solving the inequality
|(x+2)/2| < 1
then the endpoints are the endpoints of that interval, i.e. when |(x+2)/2| = 1

hollow trail
tiny otter
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i understand that yes

hollow trail
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so let's start by solving the inequality
|(x+2)/2| < 1
and put it into the form ? < x < ?

tiny otter
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okay..

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ohh

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actually just solving the inequality

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that gets the -4 and 0

hollow trail
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so we are guaranteed to converge on
-4 < x < 0
and guaranteed to diverge for x < -4, and x > 0

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so then we need to find out whether it converges at x = -4 and x = 0

tiny otter
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and to see whether it converges at those two points you have to plug it in?

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crimson sedge
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How do I prove that if A is an uncountable set and A is a subset of B then B is also an uncountable set

crimson sedge
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I tried proving by contradicting but I just got confused halfway 😭

grave blade
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start with

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suppose for a contradiction that B is a countable set

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then try to find something that contradicts the fact that A is uncountable

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wary copper
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i dont know how to do this

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mental trail
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do you know taylor expansion of ln(1-x)

wary copper
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yes

mental trail
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alright

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so rewrite f(x) as constant + constant*ln(1 - ...)

wary copper
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idk how to do that

mental trail
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properties of ln

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ln(ab) = ...

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7-8x^2 = ...*(1-...)

wary copper
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i dont get it

mental trail
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ln(a * b) = ?

wary copper
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i only know like multiplication is ading and division is subtracting

mental trail
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yes

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so what does logarithm do to multiplication

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ln(a * b) = ?

wary copper
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lna + lnb ?

mental trail
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yes

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so we want to turn 7 - 8x^2

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into constant*(1 - t)

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for some t

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to then apply the logarithm property

wary copper
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why

mental trail
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ln(constant*(1-t)) = ln(constant) + ln(1-t)

mental trail
wary copper
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but what about the 9

mental trail
wary copper
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oh

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but what do we do after splitting it up

mental trail
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well

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taylor expansion

wary copper
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how do u do it on the first one if its just a constant

mental trail
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Isn't that pretty obvious?

mental trail
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Do you want to try the rest?

wary copper
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what do u do about the 9

mental trail
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if f(x) = a + bx + cx^2 + ...

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what is 9f(x) = ?

wary copper
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u js multiply it by everythign

mental trail
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yes

wary copper
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wait do u plug tje 8/7x^2 in for each x or do u multiply it by the x

mental trail
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ln(1-t) = -t - t^2/2 - t^3/3 - ...

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so you plug in t = 8x^2/7

wary copper
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does the 2nd term become x^4?

mental trail
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yes it's in the t^2

wary copper
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so isnt the top 64 * 9?

mental trail
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you mean the numerator?

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-9t^2/2

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technically the numerator is 64* 9

wary copper
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ok i figured it out

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idk how to do this

mental trail
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try to differentiate it until you get something close to f(x)

wary copper
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idk what u mean

mental trail
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1/(1-x) series expansion

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then what happens when you take the derivative

wary copper
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why are we doing that

mental trail
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here, 1/(6-x)^3 should make you think about 1/(1-x)

wary copper
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dont u just plug it into that then

mental trail
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how would you do that

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we don't have something like 1/(1-x^5)

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where you could take 1/(1-t) series

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and plug t = x^5

wary copper
mental trail
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yeah what I said

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we don't have something that can be written as 1/(1-t)

wary copper
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? they just plugged it in

mental trail
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for x^3/(1+6x^2)

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I am talking about

mental trail
wary copper
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yea but they just plugged it in and its not the same power as 1/1-x

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its x^2

mental trail
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it's 1/(1-t)

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where t = -6x^2

mental trail
wary copper
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idk

mental trail
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sorry but I don't think this technique applies well to our f

wary copper
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well why

mental trail
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if you really wanna know

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we would have to expand (6-x)^3

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so 216 - 108x + 18x - x^3

wary copper
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ok just how am i suppose to solve it

mental trail
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which would then have to be rewritten as constant(1 - t)

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and the problem is that t is too complicated

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to replace it by its expression in terms of x later

mental trail
mental trail
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1/(1-x) series expansion
then what happens when you take the derivative

wary copper
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u want me to solve till its power 3

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ok i got it

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now what

mental trail
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yee

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so did you find series expansion of 1/(1-x)^3

wary copper
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idk how to do that

mental trail
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well

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start by writing 1/(1-x) = ...

wary copper
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?

mental trail
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series expansion of 1/(1-x)

wary copper
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yeah i know it

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like do i just put x^3 for x

mental trail
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I told you

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to take the derivative

wary copper
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???

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take the deriative of what

mental trail
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1/(1-x)

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and of the series

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if f(x) = a + bx + cx^2 + dx^3 + ...

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then f'(x) = 0 + b + 2cx + 3dx^2 + ...

wary copper
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the series expansion is just x^n

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?

mental trail
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the series expansion of 1/(1-x) is indeed the sum of x^n

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so what's the derivative of the series

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and the derivative of 1/(1-x)

wary copper
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idk im confused

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i found the deriatuve of 1/(1-x)

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like

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what is going on

mental trail
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the derivative is -1/(1-x)^2

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so aren't we getting closer to 1/(1-x)^3?

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and at the same time

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since 1/(1-x) = 1 + x + x^2 + ...

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the derivative of the right hand side is just

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0 + 1 + 2x + ...

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so we found the series expansion of -1/(1-x)^2

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differentiating the series expansion of f gives you the series expansion of f'

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vapid otter
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first derivative test

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im stuck midway

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i got the derivative but now i dont know how to find critical numbers

woeful isle
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Hello @vapid otter

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!status

cedar kilnBOT
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3. I got an answer but I was told that it's wrong.
4. I got an answer and would like my work checked.
5. I have a question about someone else's work/solution.
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7. None of the above
vapid otter
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bro

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i literally said im stuck midway

woeful isle
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D(secx)/dx = secx*tanx

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Tanx is undefined at (2n+1)pi/2

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And sec is undefined at (2n+1)pi/2 aswell

vapid otter
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what is 2n+1

woeful isle
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But in the given domain

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They are defined always

woeful isle
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Like pi/2 , 3pi/2 , 5pi/2 and so on

vapid otter
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still confused

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isn't it just pi/2 + K

woeful isle
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I Mean you could write it like that

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But It wouldn't be undefined

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For all value of k

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Only some

vapid otter
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oh

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so how do i write it

woeful isle
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I just tried to make n such that

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For all value of n

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Secx * tanx stays undefined

vapid otter
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but what is n

woeful isle
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Any integer

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N can be any integer

vapid otter
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so secxtanx is undefined everywhere?

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i dont get it

woeful isle
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Let me try again

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When is sec undefined

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??

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@vapid otter

vapid otter
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im not sure

woeful isle
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See sec is 1/cos

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Whenever cos goes to 0

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1/cos gets undefined

vapid otter
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ohh

woeful isle
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And so sec gets undefined

vapid otter
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so pi/2

woeful isle
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Yeah

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Exactly

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And also

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3pi/2

vapid otter
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then tanx

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yeah

woeful isle
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And 5pi/2

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And so on

woeful isle
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Tan is sin / cos

vapid otter
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oh

woeful isle
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Whenever cos goes to 0

vapid otter
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ok

woeful isle
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Tan gets undefined too

vapid otter
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so pi/2

woeful isle
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So Tan and sec get undefined at same values

vapid otter
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pi/2 + k

woeful isle
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Not all k

vapid otter
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k/2

woeful isle
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Nope

vapid otter
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what does k stand for

woeful isle
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K is any arbitrary constant

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K can be anything

vapid otter
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ok

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so how do i answer this

woeful isle
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Sec and tan are not undefined for anything

vapid otter
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what is the critical number

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pi/2 + what

woeful isle
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I think if you wrote
Pi/2 + kpi

vapid otter
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pi/2 + pik

woeful isle
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That will work

vapid otter
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ohhhh

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i get it

woeful isle
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Any number of that format

vapid otter
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i forgot precalc almost