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modest wharf
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modest wharf
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how do i do this

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idk where to start

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13a

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vast shale
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its 6a.

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dumy

modest wharf
vast shale
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or get eaten by Uraka

modest wharf
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you got the crowd laughing

vast shale
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I got the crowd laughing?

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Im the helper here

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im helping dumb kids

uneven jasper
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get ab first by min and max

vast shale
uneven jasper
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note cos ranges from -1 to 1

modest wharf
modest wharf
vast shale
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the answer is 6a

uneven jasper
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alright lets just ignore that kid who doesnt know what 20 looks like

modest wharf
uneven jasper
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a+b is max

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a-b is min

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so...with a little calc get a and b

vast shale
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im the helper here

modest wharf
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simultaneous?

uneven jasper
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yes

uneven jasper
modest wharf
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ok I got this now what?

vast shale
modest wharf
vast shale
modest wharf
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or do u just have no friends

uneven jasper
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use cos 0=1 and cos pi=-1

modest wharf
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i can tell bro i bet its cause you're really funny

vast shale
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I have no girls and no guy friends bro. .

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my guy friend he moved out. but i have no girls at all.

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I text only AI girls

modest wharf
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damn u sound like an incel

uneven jasper
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ok want dating advices dm me

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lets just move on

vast shale
modest wharf
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what am i finding by doing this

vast shale
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there i sent dm

uneven jasper
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we just got the max and min, and we need to determine c and d by knowing that when cos is 1(which implies the thing inside cos is 0), max is first reached and when cos is -1 and the thing inside is pi, min is first reached

modest wharf
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ooo

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max is first reached when cos = -1?

uneven jasper
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cos = -1 is min

modest wharf
uneven jasper
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cos=1 is max

modest wharf
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oh

modest wharf
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cos(c(t+d) = -1?

uneven jasper
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c(0.5+d)=0

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plug in the t value you already know

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oh sorry c(0.5+t) is pi because its a min

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c(3.5+d) is max so should be 0

modest wharf
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what the heck

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wait how do u know

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is it ok if u draw it?

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why is it pi when its a minimum

uneven jasper
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cos pi=-1

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follow?

modest wharf
uneven jasper
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its virtually on the blue graph you just drew

modest wharf
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wait so now i have 2 equations again?

uneven jasper
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yes, 2 unkowns requires two equations at least to solve

modest wharf
uneven jasper
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max t is 3.5 not 0.5

modest wharf
modest wharf
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wait isn’t it just 3?

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it says max at 3

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OH

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during the next 3 hours

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3.5

uneven jasper
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yeah

modest wharf
uneven jasper
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ok his way is better kinda

modest wharf
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i like ur way better

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it makes more sense

uneven jasper
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problem is for cos 3 pi is also -1

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maybe something wrong there

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with the periods

modest wharf
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wait are we doing it wrong or them

uneven jasper
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we. its not necessarily 0 and pi

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could be 2pi and three pi

modest wharf
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😔

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so is their way better

uneven jasper
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lemme plug in our results in the casio and see what went wrong

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kinda weird?

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because our results fit the pattern

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the max and mins are at the right places

modest wharf
uneven jasper
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so the problem is he wants the c and ds in positive number

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so do phase shifts and adjust it

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should be fine

modest wharf
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how do u do that

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my d value is still wrong

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i got -7/2

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and the answer is 2.5

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@uneven jasper

uneven jasper
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phase shift?

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thats why i said his method is better

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first you wanna turn -pi/3 positive

modest wharf
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oh

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is it ok if u explain his way?

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i dont get it by looking at it

uneven jasper
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our method works but you gotta like add a period so everything become positive

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now his method

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first you find the period

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which is six,

modest wharf
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how did he do that

uneven jasper
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err

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max to min is 3 hrs

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half a period

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c is like

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you extend the original cosine to 1/c of what is was

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so original cos is period 2pi

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now its six

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extended by 6/2pi

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so c is opposite of that

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2pi/6

uneven jasper
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f(x) and f(bx)

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f(bx) is f(x) horizontally "stretched" by a factor of 1/b

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d is about horizontal shift

modest wharf
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isnt it because period = 2pi/b

uneven jasper
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f(x+b) is f(x) shifted b to the left

uneven jasper
modest wharf
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so cause it takes 6 units idk what it is

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its 2pi/6

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= 3pi

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pi/2

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i mean

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pi/3

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i mean

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ok so i have the period now wat?

uneven jasper
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you have c

modest wharf
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oh yea

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i have c

uneven jasper
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with only d left just plug in a point and you have it

modest wharf
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ok so when its a minimum cos is equal to -1?

uneven jasper
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no just plug in t=3.5 fx is 116 for example and solve for d

modest wharf
uneven jasper
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thats also plausible

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essentially the same thing

modest wharf
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i dont really get the step we did at the start

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a+b = 116

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how come that equals the maximum

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because isnt b multiplied by cos(c(t+d))

uneven jasper
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max means cos is 1

modest wharf
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or is it because b is the amplitude

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oh

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its because b is the amplitude

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  • a is how much its translated up by
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?

uneven jasper
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yeah kinda

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a moves the centre of oscilation

modest wharf
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doi u understand circle theorems?

uneven jasper
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dont know wht you mean exactly

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what i meant what simple harmonic motions

modest wharf
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would angle fda = angle dca

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this is how they did it

uneven jasper
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you guys give the most abstract answers lol

modest wharf
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Hello, I am currently doing grade 10 maths in Canada. Our math curriculum is terrible and so is my teacher at explaining things 😭 I am okay with the first few steps of solving but I am unsure what to do when I get to taking out the exponents after prime factoring

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guys pls check #help-4 its quite urgen

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hardy raft
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languid sparrow
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what are you stuck on?

hardy raft
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Well, i think the solution is to split this into ranges like [1, 9], [10, 99], [100, 999], [1000, 2000], [2000, 2024], and calculate the digit sum of each of these ranges.

languid sparrow
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ngl my solution here is to straightup brute force

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its a finite sum so i would just find the number

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and add all the digits

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but i think the optimal solution is number theory probably

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oh wait

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concatanete all the numbers

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just add them all up no?

hardy raft
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no you can't

languid sparrow
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concatenate means "1" + "2" = "12" no?

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like programmming

hardy raft
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because lets say s(12) = 123456789101112

hardy raft
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If i take [1, 9] that is 1+2+3+...+8+9 that is 45

languid sparrow
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so then focus on ranges where its 1-digit, two-digit, three-digit, so on

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and then total them up i think

prisma rain
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thats like champernowne constant

hardy raft
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maybe there is formula for range [a, b]

languid sparrow
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no if you concat then "1234" is just 1+2+3+4 so isn't it just summing?

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oh

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wait nvm again

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cause 2024 is 2+0+2+4 and no +2024

hardy raft
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yep

languid sparrow
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just take sum over the intervals

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[1, 9], [10, 99], [100, 999], [1000, 2024]

hardy raft
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like 10+11+12+...+99?

prisma rain
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every term should be a single digit

languid sparrow
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no

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1 + 0 + 1 + 1

hardy raft
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yeah but that would take a long time if i would try to do that

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for each digit

languid sparrow
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but notice the pattern

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1 - 9 repeats in ones and tens

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srry for bad explanation

prisma rain
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0001
0002
0003
0004
0005
....
2024

maybe you could somehow count how many times each digit appear in each decimal place

languid sparrow
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that would work too

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io mean that 11, 21, 31, 41, 51, 61, 71, 81, 91 all end in one

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then so on for 12, 22, ..., 92

hardy raft
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so like for [10, 99] each digit appears 10 times in the tens place, and the sum of digits from 1 to 9 is 45. So: tens place sum = 45 × 10 = 450. Each digit 1 to 9 also appears 9 times in the units place: units place sum = 45 × 9 = 405. so 450+405 for for the range [10, 99]?

rugged lantern
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can u help me with this

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idk how to do it

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rugged lantern
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bro js answer the question

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no one is opening my thread

prisma rain
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??

rugged lantern
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can u answer the question i posted pls

prisma rain
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stop using other people channels

rugged lantern
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its not that deep

languid sparrow
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bruh

rugged lantern
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omds bro

languid sparrow
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ping helpers after 15 minutes if no one has responded

rugged lantern
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i aint tryna wait 15 minutes bro js answer the question please

hardy raft
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Consider the numbers with 4 digits ABCD has have exacly 1 digit one

there are (4 choose 1) places you can put it

for numbers ABCD with exacly 2 digits one

you can make (4 choose 2) choices of where to put it

etc
so there would be (4 choose 1) + (4 choose 2) + (4 choose 3) + (4 choose 4) ones from 0001 to 9999, but then you need to somehow limit it to 2024

hardy raft
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well that is the problem that it goes only to 2024

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I've maded a C code and based on that it should be: 28170

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but the steps to get it...

prisma rain
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maybe separate in 3 cases

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ABCD
if A is 0, 1 you need to range BCD from 1 to 999

if A is 2 you range BCD from 0 to 24

hardy raft
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Well the range [2000, 2024] is the 2 appears 25 times so +50 In the tens place, 0 appears 10 times, 1 appears 10 times, and 2 appears 5 times: tens place sum = 1 × 10 + 2 × 5 = +20 and for the units place, each digit from 0 to 9 appears twice, plus digits 0 to 4 each appear once: units place sum = (0+1+2+...+9)×2+(0+1+2+3+4) = 90+10 = 100. so range [2000, 2024] is 170

prisma rain
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right so that would be case 3

hardy raft
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like we have [1, 9], [10, 99] and [2000, 2024]

prisma rain
hardy raft
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but how can i get [100, 999] and [1000, 1999]

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wait maybe in the [100, 999] on the unit places the each digit appears 100 times right?

prisma rain
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you just need to separate it in [0001, 0999], [1000, 1999], [2000, 2024]

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for each first digit 0,1,2

hardy raft
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well how can you get the range [1, 999]?

prisma rain
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so you can calculate how many times a digit appear from 001 to 999

hardy raft
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so (3 choose 1) + (3 choose 2) + (3 choose 3)?

prisma rain
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and thats just 2^3

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we could think for each digit BCD, either it is or isnt equal to 1

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to 2 possibilitoes for each digit 2 * 2 * 2

hardy raft
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how this help us?

prisma rain
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1 appears 2^3 times, 2 appears 2^3 times, 3 apoears 2^3 times

languid sparrow
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isnt it just 0001... 9999 then subtract 2025... 9999 or 0001... 9999-2024 = 7975 ?

prisma rain
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so the sum from 001 to 999 is 12^3 + 22^3 + ... + 9*2^3

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which is 2^3(1 + 2 + ... + 9)

hardy raft
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that is 360

prisma rain
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yeah thats for the first case

languid sparrow
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nvm

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im tweaking

prisma rain
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the second case A is 1 and the other digits range from 000 to 999

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so its the same thing as the other, but every number has an extra 1 because of A

hardy raft
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alright so the 360 is the digit sum of range [100, 999]?

prisma rain
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no

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from 000 to 999

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the first case

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the cases are [0000, 0999], [1000, 1999] and [2000, 2024]

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first case when A = 0, second when A = 1 third when A = 2

hardy raft
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well the digit sum of range [0, 999] is each digit appears 100 times on hundreds so that is 4500 and that is bigger than 360

prisma rain
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damn right

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on BCD for example if i make two digits equal to one, the third can be 2, 3, 4, ... so its not just 3 choose 2

hardy raft
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and after there is on tens the digit appers 100 times also and on units also so 45 * (100+100+100) = 45 * 300 = 13500

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so for range [0, 10^n-1] the digit sum is 4500 * (n-1) maybe?

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wait no

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damn this is shit

languid sparrow
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i got 27119 but idk if its right

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i think im tweaking

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chatgpt got 28115

hardy raft
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well i have created a C code and it shows me a 28170

languid sparrow
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💀

hardy raft
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check it: #include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#define SIZE 1024*1024

int digit_sum(int start, int end) {

char *str_number = (char*)calloc(SIZE, sizeof(char));
size_t counter = 0;
char digit[64] = {0}; 
int sum = 0;
for (int i = start; i <= end; i++) {
    itoa(i, digit, 10); 
    size_t len = strlen(digit);
    counter += len;
    strcat(str_number, digit); 
}
str_number[counter] = '\0';    
// printf("%zu, %s", counter, str_number);
for (size_t i = 0; i < counter; i++) {
    sum += str_number[i] - '0';
}
free(str_number);    
return sum; 

}

int main(void) {

printf("%d\n", digit_sum(1, 2024));

return 0;

}

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maybe ask gpt to create a python script to compute it

languid sparrow
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ew python

hardy raft
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alright C

languid sparrow
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ew C

hardy raft
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gg what are you using

languid sparrow
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java 💀💀💀

hardy raft
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💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

languid sparrow
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jk i code in binary

hardy raft
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well okay ask gpt to make a "java" that will compute it

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*code

languid sparrow
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wait is there no answer sheet?

hardy raft
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Nope

languid sparrow
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i feel like there was a smart way to do this problem

hardy raft
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The funny part is that this should be considered an easy problem.

languid sparrow
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1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 + 10 for [10, 19]
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 +. 8 + 9 + 10 + 1 * 10 for [20, 29]
1 + 2 + 3 + ... + 10 + 2 * 10 for [30, 39]
maybe this was how it was supposed to be done ?

hardy raft
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well [10, 19] is 1 + 0 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 2 ...

languid sparrow
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well 1 + 0 = 1, 1 + 1 = 2, 1 + 2 = 3, 1 + 4 = 5, and so on

hardy raft
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thats right but for [20, 29] that is 2 + 3 + 4 + ... + 11

languid sparrow
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ye thats what the + 1*10 is for

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it distrubtes 10 1s to each

hardy raft
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hell nah this problem is shit

languid sparrow
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lmao

hardy raft
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let me try to find some solution on internet

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well i've found nothing can i close this?

languid sparrow
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sure

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lmk if u ever solve it

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i might work on it on the side

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ill send u a friend request

hardy raft
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alright

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have a nice day

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tame river
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Should I simplify 2/6 into 1/3 for my answer on a1?

tame river
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And do the same for any that applies

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6/8 into 3/4

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nvm. It accepts both 2/6 and 1/3

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Made mistake on a5

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simple one tbh

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limpid zephyr
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How do I integrate this?

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limpid zephyr
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idk where to go from here

loud walrus
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I have difficuties reading that but, have in mind that sinx/(1+cosx) = tan(x/2)

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And if u distribute e^x u get

limpid zephyr
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it's (1+sinx)/(1+cosx)

loud walrus
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Lol

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Idk what i wrote

bitter pilot
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nosols

loud walrus
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I am gonna delete that

limpid zephyr
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if i do that i would have (1/(1+cosx))*e^x+tg(x/2)*e^x

loud walrus
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I was doing other things and didnt pay attention sorry

limpid zephyr
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do i keep integrating that by parts or will it just not work

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it's okay there's no need to apologize

loud walrus
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And the first part can also be rewritten

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U will have to integrate by parts anyways

limpid zephyr
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okay wait do you want me to calculate both sides by parts?

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like integrate tg(x/2)*e^x and then the other one

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@loud walrus

loud walrus
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Do the second one

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The first one i mean

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e^x * 1/(1+cosx)

limpid zephyr
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ill have to do the other one too either way tho

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and i think that's a little beyond my level

loud walrus
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No i think u dint need

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Let me check

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,w is 1/(1+cosx)=sec(x/2)/2?

loud walrus
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Mmm wait

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,w is 1/(1+cosx)=sec^2(x/2)/2?

loud walrus
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Yeah like that

limpid zephyr
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,w (sec^2(x/2)/2)*e^x integrated

limpid zephyr
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yea i highlt doubt i can do that

loud walrus
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They cancel out

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If i am not wrong

flat whale
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,w diff tan(x/2) e^x

limpid zephyr
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hm okay

loud walrus
loud walrus
flat whale
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Product rule means integration by parts is likely the way to go if you want to do it the hard way

limpid zephyr
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that's what i did at first but it seemed like it wouldn't work when integrating by parts

loud walrus
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Yes u can

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Let me try to read what u wrote

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Look at ur first subtitution

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I am very certain u can simplify that

limpid zephyr
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tg(x/2)=t?

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oh also

loud walrus
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,w is (1+(2t/(1+t^2)))/(1+(1-t^2)/(1+t^2))=(1+t)^2/2?

limpid zephyr
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damn mb i forgot to tell you

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tg is tan i know in other countries people use tan

loud walrus
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Isnt this easier to read?

limpid zephyr
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yea but i mean

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i get the same thing

loud walrus
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Now u simplify

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2 and 2

limpid zephyr
loud walrus
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Oh i didnt get there yet

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Was just simplifying in the first line

limpid zephyr
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shit wait

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actually no don't wait

loud walrus
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Split

limpid zephyr
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i thought that maybe i could write the top part as (t+1)^2 and the bottom one as (t+1)(t-1)

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but that wouldn't help

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i split at the end

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i got here

loud walrus
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1+2t/(1+t^2)

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Ok

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Put here the image again

limpid zephyr
loud walrus
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Ok so we are here right?

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$\left(1 + \frac{2t}{1 + t^2}\right) e^{2,\arctan(t)} , dt$

twin meteorBOT
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Samuel

limpid zephyr
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yea

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i found it

loud walrus
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Did u do another sub?

limpid zephyr
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no only tg(x/2) = t

loud walrus
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I just see that the expression is the derivative of te^2arctant

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U can do u = te^2arctant

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Actually no need for sub

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Do right away

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I need help with number 8, i dont know how does trigonometry even involve in this application.

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the height and width of the rectangle depend on the angle x

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use right angled trig by dividing triangle PQR in half to see how

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and 1/2 ab sin C for triangle PQR

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How are these same area

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Where did I go wrong

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It’s supposed to be in radians

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Cos it’s part of an argand diagram question

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you surely don't mean 120 radians right

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No

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The angle is 120 degrees

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But I need the area in radians

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Ye I did that

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they are literally the same angle

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But then the area is 4pi/3

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Which cannot be true

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As that is the other area

bronze osprey
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no, sin(120 deg) = sqrt(3)/2

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The areas cannot equal

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Circle area is 4pi/3

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So the triangle area can’t be 4pi/3

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Yeah

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But sin(120) in radians mode is 2pi/3 yes

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sin of 120 degrees or sin of 2pi/3 radians is definitely not 2pi/3

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So

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The area is 2pi/3 x 2 x 2 x 0.5

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= 4pi/3

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Which is WRONG

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the area of the triangle is 1/2 * 2 * 2 * sin(120 deg)

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= 1/2 * 2 * 2 * sqrt(3)/2

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Yes sir

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Sin(120 degree) isn’t equal to 2pi/3 radians

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hello, can anyone recoommend a good tutorial channel or website to learn dynamics?

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mainly work and energy

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Asking again, is this notation legible and clear? i am summing over all sets {i1, i2, ..., ik} that are in a bigger set of sets S_k^n.

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How about a double Sigma?

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So this is a double summation?

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No it is not, i am only specifying that S can be written as {i1,...}

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This is the whole thing

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So you are not summing over the i_k?

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I'm gonna say do i=0 to n

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no, i am summing over the elements S of S^n_k={S1, S2, ..., S_d}

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Ah

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I see

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Replace S by S_i

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ok, but how do i get i1, i2, .. then?

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sum(S_i) lol

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it is not a sum

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I think this is probably fine the way you have it, tbh

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I understand what you're going for I think

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It's either this or $\sum_{{i_1, \dots, i_k}\in \mathcal S_k^n} f(e_{i_1}, \dots, e_{i_k}) h_{{i_1, \dots, i_k}}$

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π=√g

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or also, should i swap the order of the two lines under the summation sign?

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I am curious about the $A^{\wedge k} h_{S_t}$ being on both sides of the equation.

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OmnipotentEntity

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Oh, now you have it as f?

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just simplifying...

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And the basis vector is a multivector, right? Which is why S is part of the power set of basis vectors?

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here S_k^n is all the subsets of k elements of {1, 2, ... n}, and (e1, e2, ..., ek) are the ordered canonical basis vectors

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So it's all indices of indices...

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Ah, I see

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So the function takes in exactly k basis vectors

normal heath
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yes

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Ok

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Yeah, I think this is fine how you had it

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But if you define S beforehand, you don't need to do it under the sum

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as in the {i1, i2, ...} are different for different S in S_k^n

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Each element S in S_k^n is of the form blah blah blah

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Hm maybe ill think about it

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Actually i just realised im missing a condition.. maybe i'll rewrite it completely some other way cuz its becoming very messy

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Hello

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**8. Question:
If A∪B={1,2,3,4,5} and A∩B={3}, where A={1,3,x}, find the possible values of x in set A

Solution: Since A∪B includes all elements 1,2,3,4,5, the missing elements must be covered by B and any
choice of x. For A={1,3,x}, the values of x could be 4 or 5 for A∪B to cover all required elements.**

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I don't get the solution

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I said x can be 2,4,or 5

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there seems to be a mistake in the question itself ... A∩B = (2)

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This is strange

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Do you know what's B?

shut canyon
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for the solution to be 4 or 5

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yeah it might be wrong unless u are missing something

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from question

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like some information about B

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im very positive that there is a misprint

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then you are right

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if there is no misprint then you are correct

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i have troubles finding asymptotes in this function

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so when x-1=0 and lnx=0

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hello everyone

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wait does lnx ever equal 0

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no right?

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in x =1

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doesent it

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I'm a arabian boy but I understand the En maths

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i found that vertical asymtotes dont exist

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i have issiiues with Horizontal and oblique asymptotes

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the EN maths is very very hard

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oh

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yes

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PGCD(x;y) & x+y=66

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Who can solve this

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i dont think there are any oblique asymptotes

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your right i just dont khow how to prove it

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as x approach infinity, f(x) ≈ 1 + 0 = 1

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you have a horizontal asymptote if
lim when x-> +-inf is a number (a)
your asymptote is y=a

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There's no horizontal asymptote in that side
lim when x-> +-inf is +-inf
lim of the function divided by x is a non-zero number (m)
limit of the function minus mx is a number (n)
your asymptote is y=mx+n

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ok, from what i have read to get the m you need to f(x)/x but i dont know how to transform the function

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would this be correct

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I'm having some trouble finding the transformation for this problem

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Sorry ik this is easy asf but I can’t seem to fiegurr what I did wrong when factoring

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this seems pretty perfect to me

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root(4) = 2, and should have canceled out with the 2 in the denominator

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oh yeah

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so should be $\frac{-2\pm\s7}3$

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:>

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That wouldn’t change the negative thou right..? 😦

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Your values are right

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which is (-2±√7)/3

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Oh wiat sorry when I went to go check my answer I thought I didn’t see a negative sign.. sorry diva

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Hey, I'm really not sure how to even start this proof. Anyone can give me some starting velocity? Cause I got no potential otherwise :/

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For 1 <= i < j <= n "swap the object in place i with the object in place j". This function defines an element of Sn. Show that this set generates Sn.

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Hey I need help with this

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when should some value of x be exluded from the domain?

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All there is on there is that

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Wait what?!

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if some value is not in the domain of the function, what should you get when you plug it in?

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hint: ||should it be defined?||

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And I need help with thos

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btw the dot in the graph is supposed to show that there is a hole at that exact point

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I've heard it defined as both answers being technically correct

But a lot of people notationally suggest following operations left to right making it 9

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Alright then thanks

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I also need help with one more thing

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did you just gave up on the first one?

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Ye

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Right, now I am being crushed

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How do I plot this

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You use either Google sheets, Logger pro, or graph paper.

In other words, I'm not sure how to answer your question. Because I'm not actually sure what you're actually asking and what you're actually confused about. Can you clarify? @grizzled stump

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for the peak static friction do i put in all the static frictions or just the peak from that mass @spiral turtle

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I would plot all three personally

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confused about why the 1/n^3 on the left suddenly became a (n^3/n^3) - 1/n^3

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@placid totem it's because of the n^2 term in the sum

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I don't get what's happening with the n^2 to make that happen

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I'm guessing it's being factored out so i^2 is alone but how does that make create what's on the left

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yeah

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it's an application of this

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n^2 is being added to itself n times

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so the result is n^2 * n = n^3

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\begin{align*}
\frac{1}{n^3} \sum_{i=1}^n \qty(n^2 - i^2) &= \frac{1}{n^3} \sum_{i=1}^n \qty(n^2) - \frac{1}{n^3} \sum_{i=1}^n \qty(i^2) \
&= \frac{1}{n^3} \cdot n \cdot n^2 - \frac{1}{n^3} \sum_{i=1}^n \qty(i^2) \
&= \frac{n^3}{n^3} - \frac{1}{n^3} \sum_{i=1}^n \qty(i^2)
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With a few intermediate steps @placid totem ^

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ahhh okay that makes sense

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I was thinking I had to factor out n^2 but it was really just getting its sum and then you have the part at the end

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thanks!

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yeah you split the sum into 2, (sum of n^2) - (sum of i^2)

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ah I see okay

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I didn't understand what you didn't understand, haha

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no, cause the expression you got in part a is the work required to lift that layer to the top of the tank

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so the top of the tank part is already accounted for

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you are lifting the oil from y = 0 to y = 4 ft all the way up

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hence the integral bounds are 0 and 4

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well the whole reason you use calculus is cause you're adding up the individual contributions of each layer

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vast shale
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My quiz based peta is started and I really need someone to help me <@&286206848099549185>

jagged cargo
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you want help during a quiz?

spiral turtle
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Academic dishonesty is a no-no

vast shale
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It's not a quiz?

spiral turtle
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"My quiz based peta"?

vast shale
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They told me to help me with a quiz based peta So all they are goin to do is test our speed

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AND I AM NOT THAT FAST ENOUGH....

spiral turtle
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Then perhaps now is not the best time to seek help.

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Because we make you do the work very slowly until you understand it. 🦥

jagged cargo
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🦥

vast shale
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Oh okay

vocal sleetBOT
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@vast shale Has your question been resolved?

vast shale
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<@&286206848099549185>

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Okay

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I just kinda guessed the data sufficiency

lime haven
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Yes?

vast shale
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I need help understanding now

vast shale
vast shale
lime haven
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What exactly is the problem?

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Oh

vast shale
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Ok

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I need someone to help me understand now

lime haven
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About data sufficiency?

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You may need to show me the problem

vast shale
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It's Geometry and Data Sufficiency

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Okay let's sart with number 1

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Start

lime haven
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Geometry I can help you with

vast shale
lime haven
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Okay, so let's think

vast shale
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So wait wait before you answer

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I got an idea about it

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Well I didn't understand the question... all I did is side length of cube

lime haven
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Okay but to get this out of the way since we are dealing with a cube, what would the cube of size volume 64 mean for the sides?

vast shale
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V = s^3

lime haven
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Yes, at which you should have

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...

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4

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So imagine a 4 × 4 × 4 cube

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You want to get out a sphere, but you don't want for the sphere to overlap the cube

vast shale
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So kinda just wing it into
s^3 = 64
cause yeah what you said 4 x 4 x 4

lime haven
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It should be contained inside of the cube

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You have the side, and you may immediately know that you got the diameter

vast shale
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Then I did this
s = 3^(sqrt)64
​= 4?

lime haven
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Your diameter is 4

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Yes

vast shale
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Then I remembered that the radis of the sphere is half a diameter i think??

lime haven
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If you know your diameter, you know your radius. Since your diameter is 4, this implies that

vast shale
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So I divided 4/2

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Final answer is 2?

lime haven
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Yeah your answer should be 2

vast shale
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So was it suppose to be 4?

lime haven
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No

vast shale
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2

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Okay okay

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I srsly used my ipad to write what I'm doing 😭

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Lemme rewrite it in a bond paper

lime haven
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Just pay attention to your lengths

vast shale
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Wait what does it look like though?

vast shale
lime haven
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Here I got my ipad

vast shale
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Cause what I tried was I put the volumn inside the circle/sphere

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then radius is ?

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Is that even correct?? 😭

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Btw Ph stands for in your name?

lime haven
lime haven
vast shale
lime haven
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Yes

vast shale
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Where?

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@lime haven

lime haven
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Hold on

vast shale
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Oh okay I think it's the line inside the circle?

lime haven
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Here is something more explicit

vast shale
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The line is flowing down?

lime haven
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Yes

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It's half of 4

vast shale
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1/4?

lime haven
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Since the origin is midway

vast shale
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OH 4/2

lime haven
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Yes

vast shale
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What's a midway?

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between circle and square?

lime haven
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Perfectly half inbetween both ends

vast shale
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So corners?

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and it's half?

lime haven
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Yeah you can say that

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But let's keep it simple and just go with faces

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You agree that the top and bottom face of the cube have a distance of 4

vast shale
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Yes

lime haven
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Now if you can midway, that's where the center of the sphere is right?

vast shale
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yes

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@lime haven ?

lime haven
vast shale
lime haven
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Since you going midway with the faces, you get your diameter of the sphere which is 4. Divide by 2, that's your radius

vast shale
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I guess next question

uneven jasper
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pi times diameter to get c(length) and times per length worth

vast shale
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C = π × d?

lament tangle
vast shale
lament tangle
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correct

vast shale
vast shale
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vast shale
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4

lament tangle
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theres 600 grams in each cubic meter and there are 4 cubic meters
600 x 4 = 2400 total grams

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vast shale
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4

lament tangle
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what is your answer

vast shale
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4 cubic meters × 600 grams per cubic meter
= 2400 grams

2400 grams = 2400/1000
​= 2.4 kilograms

lament tangle
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yes

vast shale
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What does a volumn of a rectangle look like?

lament tangle
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its the 3 sides multiplied

vast shale
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So 4 x 4 x 4?

lament tangle
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if those are your 3 side lengths, yes

vast shale
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I dont get t

lament tangle
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whats the question

vast shale
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What does a volume of a rectangle look like in this question?

lament tangle
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theres no rectangle, its a column

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like a cylinder

vast shale
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The building is a column?

lament tangle
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yes

vast shale
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So what does a volumne of a cylinder look like in this question?

lament tangle
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The volume is given as 4 cubic meters in the question

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what do you mean by "look like"

vast shale
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Like a vision of how it looks like

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a picture of what the question is saying?

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Uhm a drawing perhaps?

lament tangle
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ok one sec

viscid thorn
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like this?

vast shale
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h is volume?

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like h is 4 cubic meters ?

lament tangle
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the volume is everything that is inside

viscid thorn
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h is height

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of cylinder

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volume

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is space

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inside cylinder

vast shale
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I don't.. get it

viscid thorn
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consider a water bottle

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you fill water

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right?

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so when it is full

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empty it to a vessel

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the volume can be the quantity of water present in vessel

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ahh

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the water present inside water bottle

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which is volume of it

vast shale
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So th quantity of the building is 4 cubic meters?

viscid thorn
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volume of it yep

vast shale
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Ah okay

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285 = b × 30
b = 285/30
b = 9.5cm ?

viscid thorn
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yep correct

vast shale
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What does the area of the region in a parallelogram look like?

viscid thorn
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wait

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shaded region

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its 2 dimensional

vast shale
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So that's 285 cm^2?

viscid thorn
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yup

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btw which grade you are in rn?

vast shale
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11

viscid thorn
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ok

vast shale
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!status

vocal sleetBOT
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3. I got an answer but I was told that it's wrong.
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5. I have a question about someone else's work/solution.
6. I have completed the problem and don't need help anymore. Thank you.
7. None of the above
vast shale
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4

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A = πr^2
64π = πr^2
64 = r^2
r = (sqrt)64
​r = 8cm
C = 2πr
C = 2 × 3.14 × 8
C = 50.24cm ?

viscid thorn
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yup

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correct

vast shale
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Okie

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What does the area of a circle look like?

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Is it a diameter?

viscid thorn
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nope

vast shale
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Then.. what does the area of a circle look like?

viscid thorn
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shaded region

vast shale
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C = π × d
C = 3.14 × 90
C = 282.6cm
Total Distance = 282.6 × 15
TD = 4239cm
Distance in meters = 4239/100
DIM = 42.39meters ?

viscid thorn
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yup

vast shale
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What does it mean with bicycle cover if it makes 15 revolutions? 15 turns?

viscid thorn
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you have to assume distance covered by wheel= distance covered by bicycle

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so with each turn or 1 rotation it will move 2piR horizontal distance

vast shale
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1 rotation = 2πr horizonta distance?

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So the bicycle cover if it makes 15 revolution is the distance?

viscid thorn
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yes

vast shale
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Ah I see

vocal sleetBOT
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@vast shale Has your question been resolved?

vast shale
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V=πr^2h
V = 3.14 × 8^2 × 4
V = 3.14 × 64 × 4 = 3.14 × 256
V = 804.64 cubic decimeters?

vast shale
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I don't get it

lone linden
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Half the size -> amount of water is half the volume of the cylinder

vast shale
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Hi good day

slate tinsel
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help

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do you rlly need to simplify ratios?

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stark meteor
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Need the answers too or you’re fine?

slate tinsel
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is it optional?

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answers

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does one of them have improper that you need to simplify?

stark meteor
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And it should be in proper whole numbers

slate tinsel
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ok can you tell me the answers?

stark meteor
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Gimme a sec..typing

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