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untold meteor
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Is this right? Because when i put 9 in again i cant get -1

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0*

soft walrus
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don't forget about your abs

untold meteor
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Yeah what should happen to that?

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Is it just a plus minus on the other end

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@soft walrus

soft walrus
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yea the function should have pm

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Ty

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Let X be a set with exactly 5 elements and Y be a set with exactly 7 elements. If α is the number of one-one functions from X to Y and β is the number of onto functions from Y to X, then the value of
1/5! (β−α) is _______

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high hare
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left crest
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Ok, do you know what is an onto and and a one to one function

high hare
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I was blank regarding this yesterday.

But I looked it up on web along with some people who helped me understand the concept in this server

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The question's from Permutation and combination along with functions mixed

left crest
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Just to recap,
A one-one function means that given one value in set A(Domain) there exists only one value in set B(Codomain)
An onto function means that if for every value in set B(Codomain) there will be at least value in Set A(Domain)

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An onto function is called a surjection

high hare
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So every house needs delivery in the colony for surjection

And

Every parcel has a unique house to be delivered to in injection

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Houses are range

Codomain is the colony

Parcels are domain

left crest
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Yeah, you could say that

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Now coming to the permutation part, first for one - one function

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Let say the first element in Set A is 'a' how many options does there exist for 'a' to choose from in Set B

high hare
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Only a unique element in B

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So

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Wait

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7

left crest
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yes

high hare
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Injection can have some houses left without delivery right?

Meaning
Codomain != Range

Every parcel will get delivered though

left crest
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now for the second element in Set A 'b', how many options does there exist for 'b' to choose from in Set B, given 'a' has chosen one, and 'b' cannot choose the same element as 'a' as this is a one-one function

high hare
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6

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And there's 4 'a' left

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So....

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There is 5 selections in total?

left crest
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Great similarly for the 3rd element there will be 5 options, for the 4th element there will be 4 options and for the 5th there will be 3 options. So how many options will be there

high hare
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My hands are running wild.
I'm tapping random places.
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left crest
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how?

high hare
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But actually....

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There are 5 a

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7 b

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Total possibilities are 7×6×5×4×3?

left crest
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ok, I think you got confused with my notation

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a is the first element in Set A and b was the second element in Set A

left crest
high hare
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I'll repost the question

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Let X be a set with exactly 5 elements and Y be a set with exactly 7 elements. If α is the number of one-one functions from X to Y and β is the number of onto functions from Y to X, then the value of
1/5! (β−α) is _______

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Now onto function is left

spring cargo
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Can someone help me?I need its Minimum, Q1, Q3, Maximum, and range, please help

high hare
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But can we do it?

There's more houses needing delivery than available parcels

high hare
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This one is occupied by me currently

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🥶

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So....

high hare
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The last thing made sense

left crest
high hare
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When n is elements of A and m is elements of B?

left crest
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yes

high hare
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Ok

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Isn't it the case here?

left crest
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hence, number of onto functions is 0

high hare
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Oh

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It's Y to X

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🤦‍♂️

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It is possible then

left crest
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So what comes out as the answer

high hare
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Injection functions are 0

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All parcels can't be delivered?

left crest
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No, number of surjection(onto) functions is 0

high hare
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Why?

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Y has 7 elements

X has 5

left crest
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n means set A elements =5, and m is set B elements = 7
n < m, the number of onto functions = 0

left crest
high hare
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7 parcels

5 houses, it can't be delivered?

left crest
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Ok, I apologise, I think I made the mistake of taking it X->Y, I should have been more careful

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we have to find the number of onto function from a set A with n number of elements to set B with m number of elements.

Thus,

Total number of functions from A to B = m^n

Total number of onto functions = Total number of functions – Number of functions which are not onto

high hare
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I did it firsthand toocatthumbsup

high hare
left crest
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n is set A and m is set B

high hare
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Ok

First set goes on power

left crest
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yes

high hare
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So if we reverse the arrow, it'll be n^m?

left crest
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yes

high hare
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Also this will give ALL kinds of functions or Onto +injection?

left crest
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Yes

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For every element in set B there a n elements in Set A

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and there are such m elements in Set B

high hare
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I heard someone say functions can be of anything

Like a parcel can get delivered to more than 1 house or let's say all houses

It won't be sur/injection but it'll be a function

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So the m^n won't give these kind of functions too?

left crest
high hare
left crest
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A house can have 1 or more parcels

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but a parcel can only go to one house

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hence the parcel house anology

high hare
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👍

left crest
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Now, we have 7 houses and 5 parcels correct

high hare
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I think 7 parcels and 5 houses

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For the onto?

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Y -> X

left crest
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Yes, 7 parcels and 5 houses

high hare
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Okey

left crest
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now total number of function implies, that 5^7

high hare
left crest
high hare
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Ok sir

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5⁷

left crest
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Number of onto functions = No of Total functions - No of total functions which are not onto

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So for No of total functions which are not onto

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To avoid confusion, h=No. of Houses=No. of elements of Codomain=5, and p=No. of Parcels=No. of elements=7 in the domain
let us choose 1 house where no parcels are delivered then for the remaining h-1 houses the p parcels are delivered

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or we could choose 2 houses where no parcels are delivered and the remaining h-2 house the p parcels are delivered

high hare
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So

left crest
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Just give me a minute, I will type it clearly on Latex and show you, I don't have paper with me right not

high hare
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Sure, take your time.

Just ping me because I'm doing the next question

left crest
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Number of functions which are not onto functions $\={{h}\choose{1}}(h-1)^{p}+{{h}\choose{2}}(h-2)^{p}+{{h}\choose{3}}(h-3)^{p}+\dots+{{h}\choose{h-1}}(1)^{p}$

twin meteorBOT
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Encrpyt

left crest
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@high hare

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Number of functions which are not onto functions $\={{5}\choose{1}}(4)^{7}+{{5}\choose{2}}(3)^{7}+{{5}\choose{3}}(2)^{7}+{{5}\choose{4}}(1)^{7}$

twin meteorBOT
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Encrpyt

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Total number of onto functions will be:
$\5^7-({{5}\choose{1}}(4)^{7}+{{5}\choose{2}}(3)^{7}+{{5}\choose{3}}(2)^{7}+{{5}\choose{4}}(1)^{7})$

twin meteorBOT
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Encrpyt

high hare
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Makes sense

left crest
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And for one to one the answer will be 7!/2!

high hare
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Let X be a set with exactly 5 elements and Y be a set with exactly 7 elements. If α is the number of one-one functions from X to Y and β is the number of onto functions from Y to X, then the value of
1/5! (β−α) is _______

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One to one will be 7×6×5×4 ?

high hare
left crest
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The wording of the problem is very odd, and I got confused by that.

high hare
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Agree with that

high hare
left crest
high hare
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Oh yes

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So alpha is 2520

left crest
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yes

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find beta is 💀

high hare
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I used calculator

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It comes in negative

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I think we're doomed at some step

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For onto

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Sir @left crest

left crest
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Yeah, I am checking my calc

high hare
left crest
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the total number of functions

high hare
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So m^n

for m in A and n in B?

left crest
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Ok for the total number functions which are not onto, we have to inclusion exclusion principle

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I just saw I made a mistake in the signs while so

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the total number of functions is 5^7

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Total number of onto functions will be:
$\5^7-({{5}\choose{1}}(4)^{7}-{{5}\choose{2}}(3)^{7}+{{5}\choose{3}}(2)^{7}-{{5}\choose{4}}(1)^{7})$

twin meteorBOT
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Encrpyt

high hare
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What?

high hare
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@high hare Has your question been resolved?

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patent nymph
high hare
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Also since you came
Help

patent nymph
high hare
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No

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Onto, aka surgery, no

patent nymph
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Can you summarize what you’ve done so far for that

high hare
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We've drawn a rough diagram to figure out how the onto, one one works first

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Then we found out the number of functions for one one

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Now we're stuck at onto

high hare
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sleek flame
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hello, this method doesnt do anything for linear independent vectors right?

sleek flame
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I forgot what this method was called

thin vale
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This is row reducing a matrix

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into echelon form

sleek flame
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does that mean that since theres no zero rows, its not linearly dependent?

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pearl flower
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log_x 3/10, rebase to 1. common log, 2. natural log.

pearl flower
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at the moment im bit confused if i can make this to log (4) / log (10 + x)

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or i'm only allowed to writedown as log (1/10) / log (x)

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basically im not sure if im able to apply fraction rule for log

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@reef grove anyone?

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vast shale
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can someone help me with equations a bit?
i keep doing these excercices to prepare for a test and keep getting them wrong.
idk what im doing wrong

timber orchid
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sure, we can help

vast shale
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yall want photos of the procedure i did so yall can check what i did wrong?

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or do i type them down or smth

hasty pulsar
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draw them

lime hearth
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photo is probably faster

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though, might also not be readable so idk do what you think would be the best option

vast shale
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for example the answer for that is supposed to be x=1 yet i keep getting random shit

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idk why the photo is upside down

lime hearth
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i rotated it

vast shale
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yes i know i write like shit

lime hearth
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my writing is worse dw

vast shale
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that one is not upside down

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aight

worthy forge
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is that first one 5-5(x+2)(x-3)

vast shale
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387 is the number of the exercise dw abt it

vast shale
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5-5(x+2(x-3)= 5(x+6)(x-2)

worthy forge
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so

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why not just multiply the 2 binomials immediately

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just curious

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one thing youre doing wrong here

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2nd step

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youre basically pulling a 5 out

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what you did was 5(x+2)(x-3) right?

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and then you said ok 5x+ 10(x-3)

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or maybe im a crazy insane psycho lunatic

vast shale
worthy forge
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ok

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so

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that's not horrible

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but

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youre missing something

vast shale
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which is?

worthy forge
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i think you need parenthesis around 5x + 10

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sorry r u op

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yes u r ok cool

lime hearth
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okay- step by step solution
5-5(x+2)(x-3) = -5(x+6)(x-2)
→ simplify: ÷(-5) on both sides
(x+2)(x-3) -1 = (x+6)(x-2)
→ multiplication of both binomials
x² -3x +2x -6 -1 = x² -2x +6x -12
→ simplify: -x² on both sides
-x -7 = 4x -12
→ simplify more: +x +12 on both sides
5x = 5
→ x = 1

vast shale
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here it says the answer is supposed to be x=1

worthy forge
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you dropped a negative pardner

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4x - 12

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or added one, rather

lime hearth
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ah i see

worthy forge
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other than that your answer works out

worthy forge
worthy forge
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word

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do you understand *why * thats an issue and why you shouldnt drop the parenthesis, mathematically?

vast shale
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i dropped it since what i did was basically multiply the 5 by the (x+2)

worthy forge
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and you get why thats wrong, right?

vast shale
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i don't get why its wrong but now i do

worthy forge
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cool

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i think

vast shale
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i remember my professor saying we can do that to simplify

worthy forge
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not in this particular instance

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i mean

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yes you can distribute

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but you cant now break it up into separate parts and then multiply the second thing

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theyre 2 parts of 1 whole that is multiplying the second binomial (the x-3)

lime hearth
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generally, these equations will often have a point where you need to make the equation a lot more complicated (here, it was the binomials)
so, my tip is: simplify, solve, simplify (just like i did in the solution)

worthy forge
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you basically said "ok im just gonna take part of my initial thing and multiply with it"

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which is not cool

vast shale
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aight

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imma try doing another one rn and see if i get it right

worthy forge
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ok

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good luck

vast shale
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ty again for helping

worthy forge
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yep

worthy forge
vast shale
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if i get it wrong im probably still gonna need help

worthy forge
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haha ok

vast shale
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anddd i got it wrong again
2(x-6)-12=-4(x-6)
2x-12-12=-4x-24
2x-4x=12+12
-x=12
x=-12

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answer is supposed to be 8

worthy forge
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is tis a s

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is this

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a separate question

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yes right?

vast shale
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yes

worthy forge
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ok so far...2nd step is good, so good job

lime hearth
worthy forge
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i agree

vast shale
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what did i get wrong there

lime hearth
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2x -12 -12 = -4x -24
2x +4x = 0

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wait- no

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cuz then x=0 lmao

worthy forge
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send us a picture of the problem

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i got that too catshadow

vast shale
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the circled one

worthy forge
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ok

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eyah

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you fucked up step 3

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i see now

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so its 2x - 12 -12 which is 2x -24

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oh

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AND step 2

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you didnt distribute the negtive

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its postive 24

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so lets start there

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2x- 24 = -4x + 24

lime hearth
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lemme just do my step by step again
2(x-6) -12 = -4(x-6)
→ bracket removal multiplications
2x -12 -12 = -4x *+*24
→ simplify: +4x +24
6x = 48
→ simplify: ÷6
x = 8

vast shale
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wait can you explain how you simplified +4x+24

worthy forge
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is -4x + 25

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24*

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when you distribute that -4, the negative goes to both parts

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oh i see what you mean

lime hearth
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i added 4x and 24 on both sides

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2x + 4x becomes 6x / -4x + 4x becomes 0
-12 -12 +24 becomes 0 / 24 + 24 becomes 48

vast shale
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oh i see

lime hearth
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the goal for these is to isolate x to be on one side of the equation

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(for example: 6x = 48)

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as from that point you're a single division away

vast shale
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aight

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i think that's all tysm for helping

lime hearth
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you're welcome happy

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what's the command to close it again?

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the channel

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.close

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oop

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its already closed

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it shows that i have it claimed

lime hearth
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yeah thatll update in a bit

vast shale
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aight

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The electrical resistance of a wire varies directly as its length and inversely as the square of its diameter. A wire with a length of 200 inches and a diameter of one-quarter of an inch has a resistance of 20 ohms. Find the electrical resistance in a 500 inch wire with the same diameter.

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How do I do this?

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What I tried:
Let the electrical resistance be x. Since x varies directly with its length, x/l is constant. Additionally, x varies inversely with the square of the wires diameter, so xd^2 is constant. ]

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after finding x/l an xd^2, i get two values of x and im confused

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vapid summit
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there are two independent variables, so you have to consider them both

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xd^2 / l will be a constant

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you know since diameter stays the same in both situations you can treat it as a constant

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so you could just consider x/l

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mighty stone
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rose raft
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what do you need help with

mighty stone
rose raft
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what values can be produced 2x^2 -2x-4

mighty stone
rose raft
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no

mighty stone
rose raft
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wdym

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like i dont get what it means when it says "which interval represents the range of the function"

rose raft
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do you know what a range is?

mighty stone
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like highest - lowest

rose raft
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ah

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but for functions

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is the lowest value , highest vlue

mighty stone
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or

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plugs ins?

rose raft
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no subtration

mighty stone
rose raft
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NO subtraction for functions

mighty stone
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substituion?

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how do you get the equation of this using a ti-84

devout ledge
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so basically

rugged forge
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bru shut up

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someone else help

devout ledge
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click Stat > Calc > C:SinReg

rugged forge
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error

devout ledge
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set it to one iteration

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and put the points in at Stat > 1:Edit

rugged forge
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i did allat still stays invalid dimension

devout ledge
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wait hold up

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actually idk

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lunar granite
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How did I get these 2 questions wrong?

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lost bane
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angle DBC is 60 degrees

lunar granite
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I need glasses ._.

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Wait how’d you get that anywayss

lost bane
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the 3 angles in the triangle need to be 60 degrees to be an equileteral triangle

lunar granite
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I thought you were referencing that they gave me DBC is 60

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Where did the 60 come from?

lost bane
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angle sum of triangle

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the angle sum of the triangle is 180 degrees

lunar granite
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Yeah but if it were 60 then the sum of the triangle would be 190

lost bane
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? how

lunar granite
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70 + 60 + 60

lost bane
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there are no 70 degrees?

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the angle bdc is 60 degrees

lunar granite
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I got the 70 from doing suplmentery angles to find angle BDC

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By adding angles A and B then subtracting it by 180

lost bane
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angle BDA is 120 degrees

lunar granite
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To find angle ADB

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wot

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?????

lunar granite
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Gawd fuckin damn it

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I pressed the wrong thing in the calculator probably

lost bane
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ok

lunar granite
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Well thanks anyways

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But what about the first one?

lost bane
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look at ur calculator when u key in numbers lol

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the first one

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angle 1 + angle 2 = 180 degrees

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not equal

lunar granite
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But it’s same side interior

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isn’t same side interior congruent to each other?

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Or is it the opposite

lost bane
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ok low quality pic

lunar granite
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ohhh I even wrote that down in my note sheet but I’m guessing I looked at the wrong thing lol

lost bane
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ok

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simple mistakes I make ecstasy

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In a 4x4 grid, some squares are painted black in such a way that: one row and one column have exactly one square painted black; a row and a column have exactly two squares painted black, a row and a column have exactly three squares painted black; and one row and one column have exactly the four squares painted black. In how many different ways can the grid be colored ?

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No

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i assume this is for a combinatorics class

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do you know group theory?

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actually we don't need group theory for this. i thought it'd be easier buy there should be a simpler way to frame the problem

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@indigo yarrow i take it you know basic combinatorics

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ok

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think of the problems as follows:
you have the following 4 rows
o x x x
o o x x
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and after we permute their order, we permute the columns

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for example, one permutation of the rows could be
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o o o x
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and permuting the columns of that would look something like
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there i swapped the first column with the second, and the third with the fourth

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does this make sense so far?

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Yes

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ok. now how many ways are there to permute 4 different rows?

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4!?

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yes

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and for each of those row orderings

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how many ways do we have to permute the columns?

indigo yarrow
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4!

lyric fossil
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so the answer is at most 4! * 4!

indigo yarrow
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24 *24

lyric fossil
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now we just need to check if any two of the permutations give us the same configuration

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this is a little trickier to see, and is where i was going to use group theory, but there's an easy way to get the answer

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we're essentially permuting the numbers on the right

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and then on the top

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now, the question is, if we change the order of the numbers on the right, can that affect the order of the numbers on the top?

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Yes?

lyric fossil
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no

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Oh

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we're only moving blocks up or down

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so the number for each column would stay the same

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and similarly, if we permute the numbers on the top, we are only moving blocks left and right

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so the number for each row stays the same

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then we sort of just proved that no two different permutations can give the same result, i.e. no repeats

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so the number of configurations is exactly 24^2

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Well, that was easier than I thought?

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a big part of combinatorics is phrasing the question the right way

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then the problems can become much easier

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what happened here, why when the 2 was factored 7 becomes 7/2

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why was this done?

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in order to complete the square it's required to have the coefficient in front of the x^2 to be 1

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When you complete the square, it's preferred that a = 1

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right preferred not required my wording was bad

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would I arrive at the same answer if I divided it also by 2?

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no becuase then we get $\frac{1}{2}(4x^2-14x)$

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XxMrFancyu2xX

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if that's what you mean

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let me write my answer and Ill show it to you, just a moment

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lookin at this im very confused

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but they're the same right?

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no, i just need to put it in this form

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I believe

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wont angle be 5pi didvided by 6

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You need it to be negative. Hence 7pi/6

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ok

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thanks

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btw is there rigorus method u just did?

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or is it just simple intution

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I just added pi because then it would become negative. Refer the unit circle.

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In quadrant 1: All are pos
2: sin is pos
3: tan is pos
4: c is pos

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i know

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there is trick to remeber this

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All students take calculus.

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ASTC

deft arch
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yeaaaah

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btw does this pi adding algoritihm apply to every other function?

stoic drift
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Trignometric? Yes. But it depends on the function. You can search periodic identities complementary and supplementary identities on google and read through them. I can exactly pin point the identity name but it's something. You can refer the unit circle till then.

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ohh ohk i will

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thanks

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@deft arch I edited my response.

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@deft arch

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ohh ty

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What is the rationalizing factor of a^(1/m) - a^(1/n)?

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Could anyone help with this?

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have you done such optimization problems before?

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I know the surface area but I just need to find out the equation

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ok well youre gonna need to know either some calculus or some stupid trickery to do this problem

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the idea is you have two dimensions -- the radius (r) and the height (h)

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you will have:

maximize π r^2 h

subject to 2πr^2 + 2πrh = 75

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and then you can express h in terms of r and turn this into a "find the maximum value of this function" problem

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i don't understand your question sorry

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2πr^2 + 2πrh = 75

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solve this equation for h

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I'm really not good at this

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Sorry if it's wrong

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yeah it's not even close to what i asked for

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i didnt ask you to replace pi with 3.14 and i didnt ask you to round anything

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i asked you only to solve this equation for h

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to isolate h, to make h the subject, whatever you want to call it

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I'm still very confused

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Do I move h to 75?

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And then 75 to the formula?

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no, you do not "move" anything anywhere.

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are you familiar with basic algebra?

sterile silo
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I think?

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but I think this question has got me questioning that

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ok tell me

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if i gave you the equation

2x + 8y = 10

and asked you to solve for x

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would you be able to do that

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I can only do 1 variable

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ok so then you need to relearn algebra for sure

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but ok like. alright ok two variables intimidate you

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what if instead it was

2x + 19 = 10

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would you be able to solve for x then

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Yeah but why 19?

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And how do I know it's 19

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these are all unrelated to each other

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im trying to give you progressively simpler equations to solve

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ok?

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so that i can grab onto something youre able to do

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and then extrapolate that onto more complicated scenarios

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with you

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So..like talking down?

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no?

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Wait

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i mean ok

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Could I try

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do you think im talking down to you

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I think I might know

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and we will stop this abruptly

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No no, it's fine

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But could I try?

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go ahead and try

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make it clear which equation you are starting with so that neither of us gets confused what you're doing

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2x + 8y = 10

-8y

2x = 10 - 8y

divided by 2

x= 5 - 4y

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So x = 5 - 4y

paper depot
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ok great

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so you are able to do things like add/subtract the same shit to both sides and divide by the same shit on both sides

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thats all you need to do here

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$2\pi r^2 + 2\pi r h = 75$

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Ann (glomed)

paper depot
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i need you to solve this equation for h

sterile silo
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Alright...

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Question:do I move the entire 2πrh to the other side?

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Since it's technically 1 variable?

paper depot
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no

patent nymph
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to both

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you add __ to both sides
you subtract __ from both sides
you multiply by __ on both sides
you divide by __ on both sides

you do not "move".

patent nymph
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wait why

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oh

paper depot
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subtracting 2πrh from both sides is valid but is not super helpful

sterile silo
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Then how do I rearrange it?

paper depot
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well i could suggest subtracting 2πr^2 from both sides as a first step

sterile silo
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So 2πrh=75-2πr^2?

paper depot
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that is what happens when you do that yes

sterile silo
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Ok, so do I minus 2π?

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From each

paper depot
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write out in full what happens when you do that.

sterile silo
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rh=75-r^2

paper depot
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2pi * rh - 2pi is not equal to rh

sterile silo
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Oh ok

paper depot
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your next step is to divide both sides by 2pir

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and be careful not to mess that up, especially on the right hand side

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hi! i just need help if the 2nd pic is the correct interpretation or wtv you cal it for problem on the 1st pic 😅

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Yes

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i would like to ask part b, the model answer is like this and i dont quite understand

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which part don't you understand

floral seal
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idk why I-A=0 means it doesnt exist

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you can't invert the 0 matrix

floral seal
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ok but can you explain why this is related to part a

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It said hence

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you use the fact that (I - A) is idempotent to show why A^{-1} doesn't exist if (I - A)^{-1} exists

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what does -1 <= y =< 1 mean when y is a vector?

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unless this is a different topc

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sqrt(x-5) = 2- sqrt(x+3)

why both sides need to be positive before squaring?

I need to move - sqrt(x+3) on the left side:

sqrt(x-5) + sqrt(x+3) = 2

why?

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to avoid introducing "fake" solutions. e.g:
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its not strictly necessary, you could square from the start, you would then need to check at the end that your solutions are valid

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sure that would be a way to get rid of solutions you dont want

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but it seems I need both, conditions and making both sides positive..

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it's still not perfectly clear

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Any idea of how to find the unknowns ?

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First of all name the time which the velocity is zero, say a. Then compute the area in terms of a and equate the result to -7

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I know its physics, but its technically calculus

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how does that make sense

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he says its product rule

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You know product rule, right?

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yes

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thonk Then the step they did shouldn't be something new to you

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product rule is differentiation

river minnow
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How would you write d/dx(p * q)

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which variable are we differentiating wit hrespect to?

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There isn't any in particular

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d/dx(p * q) = dp/dx * q + p * dq/dx

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Consider that as "multiplying both sides by dx"

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i dont get it

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how to be smart at persent

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did u mean percent$

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,w how to be smart at persent

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Not too sure pal

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Is this correct?

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Yes

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olive oasis
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how did it go from one equation to the other in the screenshot

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@olive oasis ^

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crimson sedge
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how come Q1 is 4th and 5th

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could do it like this:

since 16 is even number you would have to do 16+1/4 = 4.25

4<4.25<5 so its in between 4th and 5th position?

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<@&286206848099549185>

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<@&286206848099549185> anyone?

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@crimson sedge

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yes?

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lets start with a

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ok

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determine the lower quartile

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lower quartile means 25%

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the data is already in order

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16/4 = 4

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we take the 4th number then

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which is 58

crimson sedge
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but the answer is 59?

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"given the median is 68 , a does not equal to b, find out them values

light jay
crimson sedge
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oh right im dumb lmao

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this is stem and leaf

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not cumulative

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so its n+1/4 16 + 1 / 4 --> 17/4 --> 4.25

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4.25 lies between 4 and 5

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so we take those 2 values and find the middle

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4 is 58, 5 is 60

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58+60/2 = 59

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so when do you not add 1 and when do you DO add 1?

light jay
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but hold on

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another source is saying something else hmmm

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welp that is sus

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guess we are both clueless xD

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this one is saying round up

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so 4,25 --> 5

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5 is 60

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the guy that does the model answer have a phd in mathematics so im pretty sure hes righy

crimson sedge
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between 8/7 th value

light jay
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17/2 = 8.5 right?

crimson sedge
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its something to do about discrete and kcontinous but i can't remember

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light jay
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something like cumulative frequency graphs is continuous

light jay
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that smooth curve

crimson sedge
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wait so continous data you wouldn't add 1 and divide it by 4?

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for Q1

light jay
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nope

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for continuous its just divide by 4

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or 3/4

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for UQ

light jay
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median is 50% right?

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yeahj

light jay
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16+1/2 = 17/2

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17/2 = 8.5 r

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8.5 --> 9th value right?

crimson sedge
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no

light jay
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what do you mean no tho

crimson sedge
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its between 8 and 9th value

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so you would have to find the midpoint of 8th and 9th value

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ill show you the answers

light jay
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strange

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professor google just lied to me then

crimson sedge
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im pretty sure its different for when its an even or odd sample number

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in my question it is even and in your video example it is an odd sample number

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if they did 31+1/4

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they would still get 8 which is weird

light jay
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gcse?

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aye you are in year 10 @crimson sedge ?

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no a levle

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a levels

light jay
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oh damn it

crimson sedge
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y

light jay
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xD

crimson sedge
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wbu?

light jay
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year 10

crimson sedge
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oh nah

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im getting help from a year 10 💀

light jay
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yeah rip sorry that i couldnt help, but uh

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you want to try a question?

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what

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find the function that goes through these points
2,2 3,5 4,17

crimson sedge
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are you getting this from a paper?

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show me the question

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or are you just making it up

light jay
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the person themselves didnt have an image

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alr gimme 1 min

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idk if i can

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its a curve

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can't be a straight line

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i believe in you, you can do it!

crimson sedge
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cba

light jay
crimson sedge
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what is it

light jay
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remember how i said its an exponential yeah?

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how would you write an exponential graph?

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whats the form?

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velvet cove
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How to factor $x^2+x\log_{3}{2}-\log_3{6}$

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regal bane
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log(6) can be broken down

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regal bane
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And log3(3) = 1

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So we could do
x² + xlog(2) - log(2) - 1

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Not necessarily sure if that's helpful, lol. Just we can do that

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so factor by grouping

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Oh yeah, smart

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x^2+log(2)(x-1)-1

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x^2-1+log(2)(x-1)

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(x+1)(x-1)+log(2)(x-1)

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(x-1)(x+1+log_3(2))

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Bingo, well said. What did you need me for

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wait cant we just say $(x-1)(x+\log_3{6})$

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Yes we can

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regal bane
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That looks like your quadratic plugged into the quadratic equation

velvet cove
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it turns out to be 1 somehow

regal bane
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So we should be able to simplify that to:
1/2 - 1/2 log(6) ± (1/2 log(6) + 1/2)

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That way we can choose which factor by choosing the sign

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wait is it possible to simplify $\frac{\pm a}{\pm b}$

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velvet cove
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is that just $\pm \frac{a}{b}$

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regal bane
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Are they the same sign? Then always just +a/b

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for any a,b

regal bane
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Otherwise if you're allowed to choose each sign freely, then yeah that's ±(a/b)

velvet cove
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alr ty

regal bane
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Anyway, I can't help but notice that
1/2 - 1/2 log(6)
= [ log(3) - log(6) ] / 2
= log(1/2) / 2
= -log(2)/2

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So that's the part before the ± done

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ok thanks i got it now

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I have to get the y' of this function, and I have no idea at all. I'm guessing that I have to derivate, but still don't know where I get the y'

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y' is "the derivative of y"

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Yeah yeah

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But on the function there's no "y"

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Maybe I'm confused

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You just defined what you wrote as y

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Wait

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Is that expression not equivalent to y?

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So I just need to derivate?

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On the problem it comes like this

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You want f'(x)

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Aka

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df/dx

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So that's the only thing I have to do?

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I was just overcomplicating the problem?

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$\frac{df}{dx}$

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Disorganized

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Just take the derivative of the expression with respect to x

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Ooh

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Thank you so much!

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is it even possible for such a tree to exist?

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the root node would contribute 1 vertex

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and then go down a level, and you have 5 vertices

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oh, I suppose it is possible

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if you branch out a full 5 leaf nodes on every level

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you'll go from the root node, to having 5 leaf nodes, and then for every one of those leaf nodes, branch out by 5 again... you have 25 leaves

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and if you branch out again, you have 125 nodes

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but, you could "trim" off some of the branches to end up with 100 internal nodes

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hello

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bleak tundra
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im in confusion

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i need help

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with numba 31

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,rccw

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soo how should i start