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fiery oriole
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If x is 0 then its a lower triangular though

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is that what you mean? @crimson jetty

vocal sleetBOT
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@fiery oriole Has your question been resolved?

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@fiery oriole Has your question been resolved?

vast shale
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still having problems?

vast shale
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waxen hawk
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Throw two coins, what are the probability that there’s a head and a tail

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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imagine that the coins have different colors or are somehow distinguishable

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work out the four possible outcomes

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and their probabilities

sly sierra
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it's easier if you can somehow apply a label to the coins

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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even if it's just coin1 and coin2

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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it doesn't change the probability, it just makes thinking about it easier

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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even if they are identical, you can throw one to the left and the other one to the right

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and still distinguish them

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"left coin" "right coin"

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and you have four outcomes:

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   left   right
     H      H
     H      T
     T      H
     T      T
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each of those outcomes has the same probability

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and the event you want consists of the 2nd and 3rd outcomes

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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it's because the left coin is independent of the right one

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the left one is H or T with probability 1/2 each

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same for the right one

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so the four outcomes in the table above each have probability 1/2 times 1/2 = 1/4

waxen hawk
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That sounds legit

sly sierra
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so now your desired event "there's a head and a tail" consists of the 2nd and 3rd outcomes

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so the probability of that is 1/4 + 1/4 = 1/2

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the probabilities of the individiual outcomes add because they are mutually exclusive

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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same

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it makes no difference if they are distinguishable or not

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we just pretended they were distinguishable to explain the calculation

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the coins don't care what we call them

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btw the answer would be exactly the same if you just had one coin and tossed it twice

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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no it's two successive tosses instead of two simultaneous

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the timing is irrelevant

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the probabilities work the same way

waxen hawk
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Why do we assume timing is irrelevant

sly sierra
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it's implicit in the assumption that the outcomes of the two coin tosses are independent

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if tossing them simultaneously somehow makes them not independent then our assumption is invalid

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but there's no reason to assume that's the case

waxen hawk
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Why would it be invalid if they are not independent

sly sierra
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the probabilities of HH, HT, TH, TT are all 1/4 if and only if the two coin tosses are independent

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so if they are not independent, then the probabilities will be something else

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you'd have to model exactly what the dependence is in order to assign the correct probabilities

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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independently? what i said above

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1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4

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for HH, HT, TH, TT

waxen hawk
karmic imp
waxen hawk
sly sierra
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one way to do that would be to simply toss them many many many times and count how many of each outcome you get

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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illegal why?

waxen hawk
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It seems I have no reason to do it

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And why I cannot treat these as dependent event

sly sierra
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you are completely welcome to do so

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i shall not stop you

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but i won't be able to tell you what the probabilities are in that case

waxen hawk
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I’m so confused

waxen hawk
waxen hawk
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Is it exists in real life?

sly sierra
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it's not impossible to tell

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i just can't tell you ahead of time

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you'd have to perform experiments or analysis of some kind to work out the probabilities

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because while there's only one set of probabilities that work if they're independent

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pretty much anything can happen if they're dependent

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you have to specify how they're dependent

waxen hawk
sly sierra
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and so, according to you, what should the probability of that one outcome be?

karmic imp
waxen hawk
sly sierra
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they are two different items

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it doesn't matter if you can distinguish them, there are two of them, right?

karmic imp
waxen hawk
sly sierra
waxen hawk
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So these coins are different

sly sierra
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we can calculate the probability, i just did it above

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what is your definition of "different"

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they are two coins

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not one coin

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thus one coin is not the same as the other coin

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when you throw them you are throwing two of them

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you can hold one in your left hand and the other in your right hand, and throw them in such a way that you keep track of which is which

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the one on your left i'll call coin 1

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the one on your right i'll call coin 2

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then do the analysis as above

waxen hawk
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So it is because the positions of each coins making them different items

sly sierra
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it is because of them consisting of different atoms that they are different items, if you prefer to think of it that way

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AA <-- here i have typed two A's. They are identical A's, but there are two of them right?

sly sierra
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if i took those A's and tossed them (assuming they could land as head or tail) I would get the same probabilities as above

waxen hawk
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Emmm

waxen hawk
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In conclusion, there are no identical items in real life

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Even they have same formation(atoms), they are still different, as the positions of them are different

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If a question asks what is the probability of getting a head and a tail when throwing two coins simultaneously

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Then we have to do the experiment and record those results, therefore we can create the simple space of throwing two coins simultaneously

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Only then we will be able to calculate the probability

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boreal vigil
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lilac plaza
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!status

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What step are you on?
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3. I got an answer but I'm told it's wrong
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5. I have a question about someone else's worked solution
6. None of the above
boreal vigil
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2

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I'm trying to figure out how to get the domain and range

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I believe the domain is 0 ≤ 𝑃 ≤ 40

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and the range is 0 ≤ 𝑄𝐷 ≤ 2000

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but I'm not sure

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honestly if I could just watch a video on this topic I'd be good but I can't find anything on this sort of question

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@grizzled halo do you mind guiding me in the right direction?

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guess I'll wait

grizzled halo
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damn i'm getting personal requests already

boreal vigil
grizzled halo
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for the domain, you do have one part of Q for [0,40], but there's another part there

grizzled halo
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so yeah they've said the domain is all values of P

boreal vigil
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their answer to question a is: domain is 0 ≤ 𝑃 ≤ 40 and the range is 0 ≤ 𝑄𝐷 ≤ 2000.

grizzled halo
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huh

boreal vigil
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and I'm kinda lost

grizzled halo
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I don't think the domain they've given is correct. The function Q(P) has two parts, one over [0,40], and another for P>40. Altogether, that should make P>=0.

boreal vigil
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I see..

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so their answer is wrong

grizzled halo
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And then for the range, you can plug in the extremities P=0 and P=40 to see that it's [0,2000].

boreal vigil
grizzled halo
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because 2000-50P is predictably a straight line, you can check where it starts and ends to find the range

boreal vigil
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okay so

grizzled halo
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which is P=0 and P=40

boreal vigil
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when looking at this

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the domain is

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P is between 0 and 40

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but also bigger than 40

grizzled halo
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it means that it does one thing between 0 and 40, and another thing after 40

boreal vigil
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or does it mean when Qd(P) is 2000 - 50P than P is between 0 and 40

grizzled halo
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yes

boreal vigil
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or when Qd (P) = 0 than P is greater than 40

grizzled halo
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also yes

boreal vigil
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so how would I express that as a domain

grizzled halo
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domain is just the acceptable values for P

boreal vigil
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so I can just write P > 0

grizzled halo
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P>=0

boreal vigil
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or do I have to say that when Qd(P) is x than P is y

grizzled halo
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just state that the domain is $P\geq0$

twin meteorBOT
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chlamydia

boreal vigil
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okay

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and what about range now

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range is Qd(P) right

grizzled halo
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yes

boreal vigil
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but this doesn't list it does it

grizzled halo
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no you'll have to put in work to figure it out

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so do you know how to find range?

boreal vigil
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not exactly sure??

grizzled halo
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we'll look at 2000-50P first: it's just a line right?

boreal vigil
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a line?

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ah a linear?

grizzled halo
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yeah

boreal vigil
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follows the y= mx + b formula

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yes

grizzled halo
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so when it has a domain of [0,40], we can easily predict what the range will be

boreal vigil
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2000 - 50P?

boreal vigil
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i have 50 minutes before I have to submit this assignment oh no

grizzled halo
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i was making a shoddy diagram, but yeah

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right

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so are we clear for a)?

boreal vigil
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yes

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thank yuo

grizzled halo
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onto b)?

boreal vigil
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for the next question he lists:

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but he doesn't quite complete his thought

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he's basically saying that the inverse is whatever P can be right?

grizzled halo
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so do you know how to find an inverse function

boreal vigil
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you reverse the 2 variables no?

grizzled halo
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yeah

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so for P:[0,40], you reverse it to get another linear, but for P>40, what happens?

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it's a horizontal line a 0, which turns into a vertical line at 0

boreal vigil
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okayy

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so

grizzled halo
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this can't happen

boreal vigil
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oh

grizzled halo
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do you understand why?

boreal vigil
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vertical line test?

grizzled halo
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yeah

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so it's not a function

boreal vigil
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yeah

grizzled halo
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which means we can only count [0,40]

boreal vigil
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ah okay

grizzled halo
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so that's the maximum possible domain for b)

boreal vigil
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but he says

grizzled halo
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and then finding the inverse

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yeah

boreal vigil
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he rearranges

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but it's a werid rearrangement

grizzled halo
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we start with $Q=2000-50P$

twin meteorBOT
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chlamydia

boreal vigil
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oaky

grizzled halo
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$\Rightarrow 50P=2000-Q$

twin meteorBOT
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chlamydia

grizzled halo
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$P=\frac{2000-Q}{50}$

twin meteorBOT
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chlamydia

boreal vigil
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so isolate for P

grizzled halo
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yeah to find inverse function

boreal vigil
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oh yup

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understood

grizzled halo
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which gives $P=40-\frac Q{50}$

boreal vigil
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now that we've reversed the variables thats the inverse function

twin meteorBOT
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chlamydia

boreal vigil
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okay and so this tells us the domain?

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or the range of the original function

grizzled halo
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huh

boreal vigil
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we've isolated for P

grizzled halo
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the domain and range swap between the original and the inverse, after you swap the variables

boreal vigil
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oh

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we've just found the inverse function of P(Qd)

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which the question asks

grizzled halo
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yeah

boreal vigil
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okay

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but we still have to find the domain no?

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of the inverse

grizzled halo
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it doesn't ask that?

boreal vigil
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or is the maximum possible domain

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0 < P < 40

grizzled halo
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maximum possible domain of the original, such that it has an inverse

boreal vigil
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that's the maximum possible domain of the inverse

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ah okay

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so the max possible domain is 0 ≤ 𝑃 ≤ 40.

grizzled halo
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yeah

boreal vigil
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and the inverse function is P = 40 - Q/50

grizzled halo
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part c)?

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or is there anything confusing you

boreal vigil
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ah one second

grizzled halo
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i'm just trying to move quickly because of your time constraint

boreal vigil
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yes I was writing it down

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okay

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yes

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qeuestion c

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this is what he says

grizzled halo
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yeah

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revenue - costs

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revenue comes from selling your gelato for price P per quantity Qd

boreal vigil
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I see

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but we don't konw

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how many i'm selling

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or is that the domain

grizzled halo
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that's left as a variable in the profit function

boreal vigil
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that's the total profit function?

grizzled halo
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yeah

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the price function we found in b) times the quantity minus costs

boreal vigil
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ah

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oh

grizzled halo
boreal vigil
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so profit (q) means total profit

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So do I write it all out?

grizzled halo
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yeah profit as a function of quanitty

boreal vigil
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Profit (q) = 40 - Qd/50 * Q - C(Qp)

grizzled halo
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the answer says we assume we sell all the gelato we make, so all the Qs are the same

boreal vigil
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ah I got you

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so we aren't actually inputting anything of our own

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right

grizzled halo
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$Profit=\frac{2000-Q}{50}\times Q-(1000+10Q)$

boreal vigil
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we're just assuming that Q is between 0 and 2000

twin meteorBOT
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chlamydia

boreal vigil
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why 2000

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oh wait nvm

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it would work if I just wrote 40 - Qd/50 as well right?

grizzled halo
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yeah

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$P=-\frac1{50}Q^2+30Q-1000$

twin meteorBOT
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chlamydia

grizzled halo
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is what it should simplify to for the next question

boreal vigil
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should I simplify it

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oh

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you mean the dervative?

grizzled halo
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you can if you want

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yeah

boreal vigil
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also is the Q

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multipling the 40 - Qd/50

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like a bracket so

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P = (40 - Qd/50 ) Q - (1000 + 10Q)

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for c

grizzled halo
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yeah

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remember the assumption we sell everything we make

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so Qd=Q

boreal vigil
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oh so Qd becomes Q

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anyways

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so for d

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we get the dervative of this equation?

grizzled halo
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yup

boreal vigil
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that's sorta difficult isn't it

grizzled halo
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do you know how to differentiate?

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power rule?

boreal vigil
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sorta

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let me see

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firsy you would get the dervative of the brackets?

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so 40 is removed

grizzled halo
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oh expand it first

grizzled halo
boreal vigil
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expand it

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so Q multpied by 40

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Q x Q/50 is just Q^2 /50?

grizzled halo
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yes

boreal vigil
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okay so then it's 40Q - Q^2/50 - (1000 + 10Q)

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and then dervative

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so

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what's the dervative of Q^2/50?

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how would you get that

grizzled halo
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do you know how to differentiate x^2?

boreal vigil
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2x

grizzled halo
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so what about Q^2

boreal vigil
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2Q/50?

grizzled halo
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yeah

boreal vigil
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so the derivative is

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40 - 2Q/50 - 10

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or is it not

grizzled halo
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yeah

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simplify it to get -Q/25+30

boreal vigil
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there

grizzled halo
boreal vigil
grizzled halo
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that isn't the derivative, that's the profit function

boreal vigil
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I thought the profit function was P = (40 - Q/50) Q - (1000 + 10Q)

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and we get the derivative of that

grizzled halo
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yeah but you can expand it to get what i sent

boreal vigil
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ah

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anyways

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so the answer to d

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is

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P = -Q/25 + 30

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and solve for Q?

grizzled halo
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do you know how to find maximum of a function?

boreal vigil
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not exactly

grizzled halo
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so maximum implies that your profits stop increasing

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which means that the gradient is going to be 0 at some point

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yeah?

boreal vigil
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yeah

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it has to be 0

grizzled halo
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so how can we find when the gradient is 0

boreal vigil
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set P to 0?

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or Q to 0

grizzled halo
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yeah the derivative

boreal vigil
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okay so 0 = -Q/25 + 30

grizzled halo
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and this gives Q=750

boreal vigil
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yes

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Q = 750

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and finally e

grizzled halo
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so our profiti function is

boreal vigil
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yep

grizzled halo
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and we want the range for Q:[0,2000]

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we can see that it's a parabola right?

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with maximum at Q=750

boreal vigil
grizzled halo
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yes

boreal vigil
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okay

boreal vigil
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oh no

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we sub

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it says we sub the "these values" into the profit function and find min and max

grizzled halo
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yeah soon

boreal vigil
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what are "these values"

grizzled halo
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0 and 2000

boreal vigil
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okay so 0 and 2000 are the 2 values we sub into for Q into the profit function

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and that should give me the min and max

grizzled halo
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because the profit function looks like this, with the peak at Q=750

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no

boreal vigil
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okay

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so

boreal vigil
grizzled halo
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because the profits reach past 10000

boreal vigil
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ah

grizzled halo
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when you sub into the formula at max

boreal vigil
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makes sense

grizzled halo
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so that's at Q=750

boreal vigil
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so we sub Q into the profit function

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and get max?

grizzled halo
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yeah

boreal vigil
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and for min?

grizzled halo
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and then for the ends of the domain, 0 and 2000, because the parabola only goes down from Q=750, we'll test both of them for min

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i worded that badly

boreal vigil
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7 minutes left rip

grizzled halo
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the parabola will keep going down until the profit curve ends, so we want to see where it ends

boreal vigil
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I gotta make a pdf as well

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so the max is 10250

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right

grizzled halo
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yup

boreal vigil
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and the mix is

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when Q is 0?

grizzled halo
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check both 0 and 2000

boreal vigil
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so plug 0 and 2000 into profit function?

grizzled halo
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it's going to be 2000

boreal vigil
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and whichever one is lower is min?

grizzled halo
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yeah

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at -21000 profit

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so your range is [-21000, 10250]

boreal vigil
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with like 2 minutes remaining

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jesus christ

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thank you so much

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gonna make sure to do my assignments earlier next time

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phew

grizzled halo
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lol any time

boreal vigil
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can I ask you a quesiton if you don't mind

boreal vigil
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do you just like doing math?

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and helping people?

grizzled halo
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i guess

boreal vigil
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this is your free time right?

grizzled halo
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i did it a bit in the past and enjoyed it

boreal vigil
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but you're not being paid either?

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shouldn't you pursue a tutor job or something

grizzled halo
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i'm going to 🤫

boreal vigil
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oooh

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nice

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are you in university?

grizzled halo
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yeah

boreal vigil
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majoring in math I'm assuming?

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I'm in finance, a lousy major...

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first year

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this was actually my first assignment lol

grizzled halo
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hopefully the next ones are more fun?

boreal vigil
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hopefully 😭

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sad thing is that last question, I've never seeen

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It's not even in my textbook

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I was so lost

grizzled halo
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really

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i would think that that's like high school applications of differentiation kind of stuff

boreal vigil
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perhaps I've forgotten everything after highschool

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the differentiation was pretty easy in hindsight, I just haven't used it in a while

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but the qeustion format

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never seen it

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I can't even find videos on it

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usually there's videos explaining questions similar but nothin

boreal vigil
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have a goodnight!

grizzled halo
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cya man

boreal vigil
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just looking at the thumbnail

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ig it's because they were using Qd and unfamiliar variables?

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idk

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little folio
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Find a real value of x from the equation!

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little folio
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😑😭

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Ig I'll just close this...

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cinder oyster
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what is the name of this formula

vocal sleetBOT
cinder oyster
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i have it memorized but dont know the name

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(x-h)^2+(y-k)^2=r^2

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liike the circle formula?

woeful hull
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gives the equation of a circle

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i mean thats like a quick google search

tiny trench
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Put the picture of the question you need

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@cinder oyster Has your question been resolved?

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frigid parrot
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frigid parrot
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Where did the 2x come from?

regal slate
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chain rule

vast shale
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Do you need to use the chain rule to solve that problem?

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Evaluate $\frac{\log_{16.25π} 125}{\log_{16.25π} 5}$

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What's the matter

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how to evaluate

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Do you know the properties of log?

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which one

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how do i deal with the 16.25pi

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Loga^m=mloga

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since it’s a no calculater question

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how do i use that

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Say I have log4

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Log 4=log2²

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Log2²=2log2

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ye

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What's 5³

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5•5•5

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25•5

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125

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Now solve it yourself

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Using the property

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does the 16.25pi not matter

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Yes

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It doesn't matter

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is the answer 3

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Yessir

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log_5(125)

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I need help with exercise 2)

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Idk

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What

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To find vertical asymptotes, you equate the denominator to 0 and solve for x

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In this case, you get $x^4 = -1$

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USS-Enterprise

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Which is not solvable when x€R

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Therefore there are no vertical asymptotes

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I know there is not verticale

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find limit as x--> infinity

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$lim_{x\rightarrow\infty}\frac{(5x^2-7)^2}{x^4+1}$

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do you not know how to do that

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U only gave me the function

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Its 25 but how

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if you don't know how to do it?

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I need to onow how to do it

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so do you know how to take the limit of that function?

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No

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we can start with expanding it

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$\frac{25x^4-70x^2+49}{x^4+1}$

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chlamydia

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But thats a harder method wasnt there an easier one?

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this is the easiest method i can think of

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Alright continue

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an important thing to keep in mind is

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$lim_{x\rightarrow\infty}\frac1x=0$

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chlamydia

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Yes ik that

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so we want as many terms to turn into 0

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$\frac{25-\frac{70}{x^2}+\frac{49}{x^4}}{1+\frac1{x^4}}$

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chlamydia

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can you see where this comes from

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Not rly

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Oh ye

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so now, $lim_{x\rightarrow\infty}\frac{25-\frac{70}{x^2}+\frac{49}{x^4}}{1+\frac1{x^4}}$

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chlamydia

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where a lot of the terms just cancel to 0

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How do they cancel to 0?

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What?

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Oh ye

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alright

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good?

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But not 25

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Oh nvm

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why isn't it

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ok

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So

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With other exercises

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I gotta get as many number devided by x?

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this can be useful

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but sometimes it might not work

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Ik ask help again if i encounter such thing thnx

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Hello

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I need help

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Soo i just have a doubt

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I have three equations

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x+y=4
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can anyone solve these please?

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Hint:||Add all the three equations||

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yes i did that

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Yes you will

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What do you get after adding them

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x+y+z=8

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yes

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now, do you see any further step?

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nope

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actuallu its a question from straight lines

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like you have x+y=4
and x+y+z=8

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omg im dumb

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The equation x + y = 4 represents a linear equation in two variables, x and y. To find the values of x and y that satisfy this equation, you can use various methods, such as substitution or elimination. Here, I'll demonstrate both methods.

Method 1: Substitution

Solve one of the equations for one variable in terms of the other. Let's solve for x in terms of y:

x = 4 - y

Substitute this expression for x into the original equation:

(4 - y) + y = 4

Simplify and solve for y:

4 - y + y = 4

4 = 4

Since the equation simplifies to 4 = 4, it means that y can be any real number. There are infinitely many solutions for y.

To find the corresponding values of x, use the expression for x:

x = 4 - y

So, for any value of y, you can find x by subtracting y from 4.

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also ChatGPT answer

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I am full stuck in the solution, can someone tell if i am going in the right way or the wrong one ?

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@elfin moon

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dude

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vectors :/

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pls

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I think you should use properties of determinants.

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Kya hua

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hello, can i get help on a question?

"Show that for any whole numbers a,b,c,d theres 2 whole numbers x and y with the condition (a^2 + b^2)(c^2 + d^2) = x^2 + y^2"

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with the condition you're working with, you can see a common idea being that both sides consist of sums of squares

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(a^2+b^2), (x^2+y^2), etc

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these have certain properties which can come in handy with proofs involving them

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what theorems do you know involving sums of squares?

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uh

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idk

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none..?

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have you ever heard of the Sum of two squares theorem?

stark lichen
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nope

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if you don't mind me asking, what area of math were you working on when you were set/came across this question?

stark lichen
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algebra

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do you know complex numbers maybe?

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yes

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i presumed whole numbers just meant ∈Z

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there is a nice trick to do this question by jumping into complex numbers for a bit

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but ok lets ignore that

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my first thought was number theory 😓

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just having a go at an aglebraic approach this 'sec

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you have to be smart about adding a zero

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What were you studying in class to motivate this problem? What textbook is your course using and how far along are you in it?

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You can use the complex number approach Denascite mentioned to find the answer and manually check it works but you won't learn anything from that if you don't understand complex numbers.

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Which one?

stark lichen
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the teacher sent us pictures of the pages

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  • its in romanian
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Were you learning anything in class related to this?

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nope

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I would just look up complex numbers then. Try figuring out how you can express $a^2 + b^2)$ as the product of a number times its conjugate. Your problem immediately follows from that. Even if your teacher does not allow you to use complex numbers, you can use it to find $x$ and $y$ and then check the values you find are correct.

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I recall there are methods to prove what you want without complex numbers, but it's decently complicated and certainly more difficult than simply learning a bit about complex multiplication.

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theres no way we have to do it with complex numbers because we learn complex numbers in 10th or 11th grade and im only in 9th

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chencking

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you just need to add a zero

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it's a bit harder than with complex numbers but really not that bad

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x and y will be of the form m+n where m and n depend in some way on a,b,c,d

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multiply out the LHS

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compare with stuff that could look like (m+n)^2 or (m-n)^2

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Hi

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How do I solve this by hand using calculator for the decimal numbers?

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I need to get the value of a

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the angle of the number?

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you use arctan(Im/Re)

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i dont know how to get the angle

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the calculator has the button

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they told you the button

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any one

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maybe they solved it wrong

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I just have to find the value of a

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ok yeah, angle from coords

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they solved it right

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Can anyone help me with this question.

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Not sure on where to start from.

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Find da and ab

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DA and BA are equal to AG.

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I think so.

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Yeah

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Find ag

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how can I find ag?

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Trigonometry. Notice that triangle EAF is an isosceles triangle. Angle EAF is 45, and if you cut that triangle in half (line AG), you also cut angle EAF in half.

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Diagram is poorly annotated perhaps, realize that 3cm belongs to line EC.

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sin(x), cos(x), tan(x)?

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nope

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just congruence criteria

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and corresponding parts of congruent triangles.

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If I can ask, what grade do you go to?

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I am 9th. CBSE board.

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it's a type of system in India

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Ah I see. ok

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does this say 90 degrees?

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If that angle C says 90 degrees, that's a very good hint.

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yes

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Because what do you know about squares/rectangles? What angle does each corner have?

olive sequoia
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it's 90°

solar saffron
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Easy.

olive sequoia
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90°

solar saffron
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And what angle would angle DAB be?

olive sequoia
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90*

solar saffron
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tada!! That triangle was a distraction.

olive sequoia
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oh I see..

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but in the chapter that we are studying. There is no relevance of squares/rectangles.

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Kinda weird that they would add such a thing. Since rest of the questions are based on triangles only.

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yeah, it's a weird question, but it's good practice.
Complicated ideas and methods can blind us from seeing the obvious. This was a small practice to see if you can detect the trap in this question.

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And the trap: looking too deeply into triangles.

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Yup, thanks for helping. I have understood it now. 🙃

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No problem! Wish you well onwards ❤️

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Hi

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go on

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my assesment for tmr

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no idea how to do it

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the assesment also stated i need steps. thank you

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Which question are you having problems with

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All of them... i dont understand it since i just came out of the hospital and returned to school

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sorry...

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No need to apologize. We are here to help 🙃

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thank you so much i just don't want to disappoint my parents

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since my math grades arent the best.

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Do you mind typing out Q1 for me because I can't read that 😅

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oh sure

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Draw another different shape of the 4 joined square beds which causes the maximum possible perimeter with 4 beds

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btw i got the questions from a friend so sorry for the handwriting

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So, if I understand correctly, you have 4 square flower beds, each with a side length of 1 and you are trying to find the shape which gives the longest perimeter?

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i think so, but im not sure where you got the each side with length of 1, but other than that i think its correct

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Well the example in Q1 has the 4 squares in a bigger square shape and each side is made of 2 smaller squares and is of length 2

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So then each square has a side length of 1

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I mean, the length is irrelevant here anyway

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But I am just wondering

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Ah okay thanks

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So am i suppose to draw a diagram tommorow?

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or smthin like that?

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The problem with having them arranged in a square like that is each square shares 2 sides with other squares

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Which takes away from the perimeter

azure zinc
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Oh alright, so i have to replace the squares and make them in other shapes like a rectangle?

loud pivot
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It will be a rectangle, yes.

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Try to minimize the amount of sides each square shares with another

azure zinc
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so would it be smthing like this?

loud pivot
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This is another square made of 4 squares though

azure zinc
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how about like this?

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like 2 rectangles stacked on top of each other

loud pivot
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See how this bottom left square shares sides with two squares when it could share a side with just one

azure zinc
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oh yeah.

loud pivot
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So you can move it somewhere else, for example to the right of the bottom right square

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Which will make it share only one side with other squares

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And thus increase perimeter

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The easiest way to do this is to arrange the squares in a line

azure zinc
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hm ok is it possible you show me it like in a diagram so i can note in down?

loud pivot
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See, on the left, you have 4 squares sharing 2 sides with other squares while on the right you only have 2 squares sharing 2 sides with other squares while 2 are sharing just 1 side

azure zinc
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yeah.

loud pivot
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This means 2 less shared sides and 2 more sides revealed

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Increasing the perimeter

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And that's the maximum perimeter you can have here

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10a

azure zinc
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oh ok so thats the maximum okay thank you!

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No problem 🙂

azure zinc
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ok q2

loud pivot
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What does it say

azure zinc
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Draw one arrangement of sioined square beds with MPP

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no idea what is sionied

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6 joined?

azure zinc
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not sure but the drawings might help

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would you have any ideas?

loud pivot
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Hm

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I don't...

azure zinc
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hm let me try to rephase it

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would sioned = joined?

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sorry for my friends bad handwriting

loud pivot
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It might

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I thought they had to be joined in the last one already

azure zinc
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hmm

loud pivot
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My interpretation of "joined" is they need to share at least one side together: a composite shape

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If that isn't required in Q1, you can just have each square seperately

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And the maximum perimeter is 16a

azure zinc
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Yeah, should we skip question 2 and head on over towards question 3?

loud pivot
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And then you do the same in Q2 as we did in Q1

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Just make them in a line

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And max. perimeter is 14a

azure zinc
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Ok

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question 3: Draw one arrangement of 6 joined square beds which shows a MPP

loud pivot
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What do you mean shows

azure zinc
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not sure, but i think it means to show the MPP of the 6 joined square beds

loud pivot
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I mean

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Isn't that the same thing as Q2

azure zinc
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yeah i guess so

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so i just do the same and make a line?

loud pivot
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I'd say so

azure zinc
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but it says i need to show the mpp

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which im not too sure how to do

loud pivot
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Me neither

azure zinc
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What does MPP stand for?

loud pivot
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I am guessing Maximum Possible Perimeter

azure zinc
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oh ok ill just write it down as well i guess

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question 4:

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oh i dont have the table...

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so question 4 says "complete the table and predict the MPP

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is it possible u make a table and show me as a example

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so i can maybe try to convert the numbers?

loud pivot
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What table?

azure zinc
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but

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this is from question 8

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im assuming

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its smthin like this

loud pivot
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I have no clue

azure zinc
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oh

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q5 then

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explain each time sfb increased by 1

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do u knwow?

loud pivot
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What's sfb

azure zinc
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dont know

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but

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do you know why it increases?

loud pivot
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Truth be told, I don't know anything about this anymore 😂

azure zinc
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oh

loud pivot
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Yeah, sorry 😦

azure zinc
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its ok

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thank you for you're support 😄

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but should i be finding someone esle/

loud pivot
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Yeah, maybe wait for a bit and see if someone understands this

azure zinc
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oh okay but i cant rly wait lol i have to wake up at 6 tmr and its 12 rn

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Oh damn

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I'd help you but I have no idea

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It's been 15 minutes, you can mention @ Helpers 😄

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oh okay

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thank you

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<@&286206848099549185> please help.

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sry for ping

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<@&286206848099549185> i need help with this assesment i have finished till q4 but i need help with others

slim lily
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how much money will i earn

azure zinc
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i only have 7.80 USd with paypal

oak turret
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wait, is this legal in this server? >.>

azure zinc
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if you could help me out ill be willing to transfer it all to u

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wait its illegal?

slim lily
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how old are you

azure zinc
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14

slim lily
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i was joking man. Don't fall for this

azure zinc
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oh.

slim lily
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you should not pay someone if he helpls you with something

azure zinc
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but i really need help, since i just got out of the hospital and my school is already in the assesment phase

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oh okay

slim lily
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ok send me the picture again

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and the questions

azure zinc
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sure

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i finished up till q4

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but others im not done

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also this picture is taken by my friend who has terrible hand writing so sorry for that

obtuse radish
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wowz

obtuse radish
twin meteorBOT
obtuse radish
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which one?

azure zinc
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the first photo

slim lily
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how can you rotate

azure zinc
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i need to do question 4

obtuse radish
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question no?

azure zinc
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until the ned

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end

slim lily
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,rotate

obtuse radish
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k

twin meteorBOT
slim lily
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,rotate

twin meteorBOT
slim lily
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,rotate

twin meteorBOT
slim lily
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,rotate

twin meteorBOT
obtuse radish
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bro

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stop messing

azure zinc
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thats the second photo.

obtuse radish
azure zinc
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this is the first one

slim lily
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i want to rotate the first picture wtf

obtuse radish
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umm so i cant read q 4

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can u type it out for me

slim lily
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shah please rotate the picture

azure zinc
obtuse radish
twin meteorBOT
azure zinc
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Complete the table and predict the MPP, so i dont have the table but i was wondering if it possible u guys make like a example

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so i can like convert it

slim lily
obtuse radish
slim lily
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same. My first language is not english so MPP is vague

azure zinc
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i think its maximum perimeter possibility

obtuse radish
slim lily
slim lily
azure zinc
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Please help me with these questions i have no clue on how to do it

karmic imp
obtuse radish
azure zinc
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so i missed out on alot of things

obtuse radish
karmic imp
slim lily
azure zinc
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so im staying up all night

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im suppose to wake up at 6 and for me its 12

obtuse radish
blissful sentinel
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Everyone who is talking about stuff other than helping this person with math, please leave

slim lily
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go check the discussion place then

azure zinc
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please i really dont want to flunk this test

blissful sentinel
karmic imp
azure zinc
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i dont want 1 test to ruin it