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novel vector
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so now, imagine theta becoming 80˚

digital crag
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i know this

novel vector
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whenever theta becomes larger, the adjacent side becomes smaller and the opposite side becomes larger, correct?

digital crag
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i need help

novel vector
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yes, i'm explaining it

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and so adjacent side is actually 0 when theta = 90˚

novel vector
# novel vector

Imagine theta at 90˚, then there is not adjacent side, right?

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so then tan(90˚) = opposite ÷ 0, right?

digital crag
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yes

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wdym no adjacent side

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and its neg 90

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-0.5 is adjacent

novel vector
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Because imaging theta gets larger

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imagine that theta gets larger, then the adjacent side will become smaller and smaller until it is 0.

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the adjacent side does not exist when theta is 90˚

digital crag
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i dont get it

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bruhhhhh im so failing

novel vector
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its ok let me explain:

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so it wants to find tan(-90˚) but

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how about this:

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open up that desmos graph

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and put one of the point on (1, 1)

digital crag
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ok

novel vector
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wait hold on rq

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actually open up this graph

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delete the other one i sent open this one

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and then set a = 45 on the menu on the left

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it's the third one down

digital crag
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done

novel vector
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so now set a = 75

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you can see that the adjacent side gets smaller, right?

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then set a = 80

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then it becomes even smaller

digital crag
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the answer is undefined

novel vector
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yes

digital crag
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guys idk how to studyyyyyyyyyy

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im on the 2nd lesson and theres 4

vast shale
digital crag
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i have to do the review

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bro gonna be so honest

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ive failed every test this year so

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i need to do good on this one and the final just to pass

vast shale
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that’s not because ur dumb

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ur just not trying no offense

digital crag
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WDYM

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IVE BEEN STUDYING

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LIKE FOR EVERY TEST

vast shale
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there’s a difference between studying and study effectively

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hence why some people spend so many hours “studying” and still get a bad grade

digital crag
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idk how to study effectively

vast shale
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there’s a book u should read

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hold up

digital crag
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i dont have time to read a book rn

vast shale
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how to become a straight A student by cal newport

digital crag
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studying for math sucks

vast shale
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read a little bit each day

digital crag
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ugh i wanna just jump

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and like even if i tried

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my grade will be so bad

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bro what do i do

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i could talk to the teacher

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but like im 100% sure she hates me

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and i already failed her class one semester

vast shale
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are you in uni

digital crag
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no 😭

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im in a competive hs

vast shale
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oh

digital crag
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its like ranked as one of the top in the wolrd

vast shale
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im in uni and what works for me is study groups

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it helps me stay accountable

digital crag
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i dont know enough ppl for that

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like idk ppl dont like me

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its hs we all basically hate each other

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which sucks

vast shale
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fair

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tbf i didn’t study with others in high school

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i didn’t study at all if im gonna be completely honest

digital crag
vast shale
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nah im not

digital crag
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idk how to study for math

vast shale
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high school is just easy

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uni im studying like crazy

digital crag
vast shale
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u have to have to learn these studying strats

digital crag
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i try my best but like my grades suck

vast shale
digital crag
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i might have to do an early exist & do community college

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like my ecs & sat r like really good but gpa

vast shale
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what yr are you?

digital crag
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9 😭 but the school is 7-12

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so its my third year

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here

vast shale
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oh that’s weird

digital crag
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but my 9th gpa goes into college apps

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so like 9-12

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gpa countas

vast shale
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makes sense

digital crag
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7-12

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so its middle + hs

vast shale
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7th graders roaming around in a high school 😭

digital crag
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yeah 😭

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u would be suprised tho alot of them could pass as juniors

vast shale
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rly

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i feel like yall r shrinking

digital crag
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anyways my grades are not it like i went for an all a student before i came to the school to a barely passing student

digital crag
vast shale
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i was in 12th last year and the 9th graders were so small

digital crag
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where do u go to uni

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if u dont

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me asking

vast shale
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im in america

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u might not know it

digital crag
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i prob well lol ive lived in america my entire life

vast shale
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o

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i didn’t think u were american

digital crag
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why

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ive heard of it

vast shale
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the 7-12 yr high school didn’t seem like an american thing

digital crag
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oh its pretty common

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anyways

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can u help me study

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i can usally study till 3-4 and then i start to fall asleep

vast shale
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am??

digital crag
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yes

vast shale
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wtf

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no wonder ur studying isn’t working

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ur brain comes to a point where it cannot retain anymore information or whatever

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so anything after that point is just wasted time

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use that time to sleep and if u really need to study

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wake up early in the morning

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morning is when u retain the most

digital crag
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what do i do know

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now

tranquil charm
# digital crag what do i do know

50 min of active studying and solving problems and 10 minutes of resting (water break, meditation and stuff ||no electronics btw||)

digital crag
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what is active studying

vocal sleetBOT
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@digital crag Has your question been resolved?

digital crag
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i need help

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@everybody

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<@&286206848099549185>

bronze osprey
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instead of passively reading or copying notes: of course these things are important, but you're not practicing while you're doing that

bronze osprey
twin meteorBOT
digital crag
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yeah

bronze osprey
digital crag
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its like when the radius is 1

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or the diamater is 1

bronze osprey
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it's radius = 1 btw

digital crag
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nah

bronze osprey
digital crag
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but my test is on unit circle

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like the test is called "intro to unit circle"

bronze osprey
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there's a version of trig that applies to all four quadrants (SOHCAHTOA only considers 0 < theta < 90 unless you make a few leaps)

bronze osprey
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cos theta = x-coordinate
sin theta = y-coordinate

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that's the definition of the unit circle

digital crag
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yes i learned that

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y=sin theata x=costheata

bronze osprey
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okay now watch

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so these two triangles have the same height right?

digital crag
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yes

bronze osprey
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and the height is related to the sin of the angle

digital crag
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yes

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one is 180 minues theata

bronze osprey
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but one triangle has angle theta, and the other one has angle 180 - theta

digital crag
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the other is just theata

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yes

bronze osprey
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yep! so we can conclude

digital crag
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exactl

bronze osprey
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sin(theta) = sin(180 - theta)

digital crag
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yeah

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we can

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if we know they equal

bronze osprey
digital crag
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what

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u lost me

bronze osprey
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you know that $\sin 60 = \frac{\sqrt 3}{2}$

twin meteorBOT
digital crag
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yes

bronze osprey
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but from what I said, $\sin(60) = \sin(180 - 60)$

twin meteorBOT
digital crag
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yes

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sin (60)=sin (12)

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120

bronze osprey
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so $\frac{\sqrt 3}{2} = \sin(180 - 60)$ as well

twin meteorBOT
digital crag
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but its wrong

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like its marking me wronf

bronze osprey
digital crag
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its like theata =

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i did 60,120

bronze osprey
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really?

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put 60 and 120 in separate boxes

digital crag
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ys

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yes

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i did

bronze osprey
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yeah and then 60 is the smaller solution so it goes in the first box

digital crag
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could be a coding error idk

bronze osprey
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definitely

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just chase it up with your teacher if you want the mark

digital crag
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lets do another one

bronze osprey
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okay

digital crag
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okay this one is hard

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ima atempt it first'

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lwk dont get it

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helperes

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helpers

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come and help

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<@&286206848099549185>

novel vector
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hi

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so tan(theta) = opposite ÷ adjacent

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so either the opposite side is negative or the adjacent side is negavite but not both

digital crag
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huh

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i dont get this

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ANSWER

novel vector
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ok so you have 60˚, you can add 360˚ to that angle

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which is the same thing as 60˚

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360˚ is a full rotation so you end up where you started

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so in this case, 60-360

digital crag
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its marking it wrong

novel vector
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take the positive

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so 300˚

digital crag
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yes i got 300

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but it marked me wrong

novel vector
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it should be 120˚ and 300˚

digital crag
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YES THATS WHAT I GOT

novel vector
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still not correct

digital crag
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mhm

novel vector
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just move on for now because that answer should be correct

digital crag
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i forgot to put degrees

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im so stupid

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i lowk would rather die than fail two semesters in a row

novel vector
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ok

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well you are in the right server to get math help

digital crag
paper depot
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0 ≤ θ < 360°
puts -150

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of course it's wrong :p

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-150 is out of range

digital crag
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ik i didnt know what else to put

paper depot
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bump it up by a full turn (360°)

digital crag
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wdym

paper depot
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add 360° to your out-of-range solution -150°

digital crag
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yeah

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how

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did u

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know

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to do that

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its correct

paper depot
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can you

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type

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more

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than

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one

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word

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per

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msg

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please

digital crag
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sorry

paper depot
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it's kinda annoying to read that way

digital crag
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got it

paper depot
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anyway, sine is a periodic function

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it repeats every 360°

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kinda its whole DEAL

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with the circles and shit

digital crag
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offtopic but does anyone know how to hack aeries

digital crag
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desperate times call for desperate messures

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like fr i will pay you

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to hack in

steep crater
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academic dishonesty

digital crag
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i havent actually done

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it

paper depot
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uhhh

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this is against the rules jsyk

steep crater
paper depot
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like at least doubly so

digital crag
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oh mb

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in this server

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okay i take it back

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sorry

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like i always jst joke abt it with my friends

digital crag
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neither do i know any1 who does

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guys

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i was just kidding

vocal sleetBOT
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delicate dawn
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how do I slove this and can someone tell me each step to sloving it

paper depot
delicate dawn
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explain

paper depot
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well ok explanation it is then

delicate dawn
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like give me the answer and explain how you got that answer

paper depot
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no

novel vector
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simplify it?

delicate dawn
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bruh nevermind

paper depot
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!noans

vocal sleetBOT
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The purpose of this server is to help you learn, not to hand out answers. Do not ask someone to give you the answer directly.

paper depot
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do you know:

  • how to work with fractions
  • exponent laws
flat python
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what are we solving for

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that's just an expression

paper depot
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we're trying to simplify that thing

flat python
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ah

paper depot
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presumably

novel vector
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$\frac{2a^{2}bc}{30ab^{2}c}=\frac{c}{c}\cdot\frac{2a^{2}b}{30ab^{2}}=1\cdot\frac{2a^{2}b}{30ab^{2}}=\frac{2a^{2}b}{30ab^{2}}$

twin meteorBOT
paper depot
vocal sleetBOT
# twin meteor **hello**

As a helper, please do not give out answers that could be copied as a homework solution. Have the student work through the problem themselves and guide them along the way.

novel vector
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that sthe first step

paper depot
delicate dawn
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but idk how

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and i want to know how to

steep crater
delicate dawn
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its not homework or cheating i js want to knwo the steps to doing it and the answer to put an example

paper depot
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ok but now im asking you what you do and dont know

delicate dawn
paper depot
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and im trying to make it clear to myself

delicate dawn
paper depot
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ok then go to khanacademy lmfao

steep crater
steep crater
delicate dawn
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this is not help

paper depot
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if you know absolutely nothing then you will have to start all the way from basic arithmetic

graceful abyss
# delicate dawn but idk how

Think of the fraction like this:
$\frac{2a^2bc}{30ab^2c}$, can you seperate all coefficient and variables into their own fractions?

twin meteorBOT
novel vector
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you can pull out the "c"

paper depot
graceful abyss
delicate dawn
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ann you dont need to do me like that 💔

graceful abyss
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@delicate dawn for context, what grade is this question in?

delicate dawn
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man i was just confused

paper depot
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wdym "do you like that"

paper depot
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i am doing nothing but repeating your own words

paper depot
graceful abyss
novel vector
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$\frac{x^{a}}{x^{b}}=x^{a-b}$

twin meteorBOT
delicate dawn
novel vector
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use that

paper depot
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ok lets maybe everyone calm down and i try to actually narrow down where OP is at

novel vector
paper depot
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i will ask everyone except OP to please stop typing

delicate dawn
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but seprate what fraction

paper depot
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i will ask everyone except OP to please stop typing

delicate dawn
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no shes js rude

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🙂

paper depot
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ok lets start from some basic basics

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and build up from there

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cause i wanna meet you where you're at

delicate dawn
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wait so 2a2 over bc?

novel vector
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yea

paper depot
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no no

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we forget about this problem

graceful abyss
delicate dawn
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which basics

paper depot
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ok so here is a fraction: $\frac{6}{8}$

twin meteorBOT
paper depot
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can you simplify this fraction

delicate dawn
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3/4

paper depot
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ok good

graceful abyss
paper depot
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you recognized it as $\frac{2 \cdot 3}{2 \cdot 4}$ and then cancelled out the twos

twin meteorBOT
paper depot
graceful abyss
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After you've done this, you can use the fundamental basic @paper depot is teelling you

paper depot
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i am helping OP. please do not interfere.

delicate dawn
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?

paper depot
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im spelling out what you did

delicate dawn
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do i js find the hcf of 2 and 30 then divide it??

novel vector
paper depot
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no, hold on, we are not going to jump back to the problem

paper depot
paper depot
graceful abyss
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🍿

delicate dawn
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WAIT

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I GET IT

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I GET IT NOW

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YAYAYA

brazen gulch
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are u a nba plater

paper depot
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god damn it

delicate dawn
paper depot
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@delicate dawn shall we continue

delicate dawn
delicate dawn
paper depot
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well, ok, yes, $\frac{a}{15b}$ is correct actually.

twin meteorBOT
brazen gulch
delicate dawn
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YES

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YAYYAYA

paper depot
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i guess reminding you of "cancellation" jerked your memory enough to recall it all.

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and in fact your "i don't know anything" was a result of momentary confusion

delicate dawn
paper depot
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as opposed to you being actually ignorant of all this

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ok, do you have anything else to ask or are we done

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if we're done you can .close this channel

delicate dawn
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nope were done thank u very much

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.close

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peak yacht
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Hello! 👋
How do I get the ui and uj on the second step of the stepping-stone-method here? blobsweat

"c^-ij = cij − ui + uj" i know this fomula for the c^-ij (by c^-ij i mean the c with the - over it)

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sharp pilot
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sharp pilot
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Implies
AB²=(3+x)²-(5-x)²
=9+x²+6x-25-x²+10x
=16x-16

twin meteorBOT
sharp pilot
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Implies
CD²=(4+x)²-(4-x)²
=16+x²+8x-16-x²+8x
=16x
CD=4√x

EA=CD=4√x

AB=EB-EA
=4√3-4√x
=4(√3-√x)

AB²=16(3+x-2√3√x)

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Above and below imply
16x-16=16(3+x-2√3√x)
x-1=3+x-2√3√x
-4=-2√3√x
2/√3=√x
x=4/3

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So option B is correct

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@stable basalt

bronze osprey
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so much Spanish maths recently

sharp pilot
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Since #help-6 is closed for some reason, I can't message there, I opened another help channel to inform him about this and know if my answer is correct or not.```
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The question is: Given 3 circles of radius 3, 4, x. If all 3 are touching each other, find x.

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strong isle
sharp pilot
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Circles don't need to be in a rectangle. I mean atleast the way I did it, circles being in rectangle or not has no effect on the solution.

strong isle
# sharp pilot

For example here you assumed that the smaller circle and bigger circle are tangent at the same top line

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Which is the length of the rectangle

sharp pilot
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Oh yes

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You are right

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vocal timber
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If the sum of coefficient of a quad eqn is 0 then it's 1st root is unity and vice versa

How to prove it

rugged orchid
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what does it mean its first root is unity

vocal timber
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It's one root is one

rugged orchid
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so you're saying that if ax^2 + bx + c = 0 has that a + b + c = 0 then x = 1 is a solution?

vocal timber
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Exactly

quiet echo
rugged orchid
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i dont know about you but 0x^2 + 0x + 1 doesn't look like it has a solution at x=1

vocal timber
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That will make it zero but that is to verify this

rugged orchid
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oh im stupid

quiet echo
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You're good

rugged orchid
rugged orchid
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a * 1 + b * 1 + c = 0

quiet echo
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I remember doing this a long time ago, you can prove this for any polynomial (and also find a few neat tricks for factors in other ways)

rugged orchid
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so it reduces to the same restriction

odd helm
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and if a-b+c=0, x=-1

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news to me

vocal timber
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Yes there's this one also

odd helm
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never thought of this before

rugged orchid
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plug stuff in and see i guess

quiet echo
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Putting it in sigma notation helps

vocal timber
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For example (b-c) x² + (c -a) x + (a-b) =0

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Since sum of coeff. Is 0 one root is 1

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@vocal timber Has your question been resolved?

sharp pilot
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Consider ax²+bc+c=0.
Let 1st root be unity and second root be r.

Then, 1+r=-b/a, r=c/a
So, 1+c/a=-b/a
a+c=-b
a+b+c=0

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@vocal timber

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You can prove conversely,
If a+b+c=0
Then, 1+c/a = -b/a
1+(r1r2)=r1+r2
1=r1-r1r2+r2
1=r1(1-r2)+r2
1-r2=r1(1-r2)
1=r1

vast shale
sharp pilot
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I am assuming we know sum of roots = -b/a and product of roots = c/a

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Is there anything wrong with that?

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I did sum of roots = -b/a
Since one root is 1 and other is r we get
1+r=-b/a

vast shale
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Oh got it

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Its absolutely correct

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mint siren
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is anyone able to help me with my statistics final exam? if ion get like an 80 i fail the class😭

wanton bloom
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!da2a

vocal sleetBOT
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paper depot
mint siren
paper depot
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so you're still trying to get someone to cheat on the exam for you.

mint siren
paper depot
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<@&268886789983436800> yeah we got an exam cheater in here

quiet echo
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W

tawny nacelle
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that's against server rules

quiet echo
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free moderator ping

wanton bloom
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Get rekt.

mint siren
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i ain’t know that ngl

grave flame
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LOL

paper depot
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receipt

quiet echo
cedar kernel
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😭😭😭

grave flame
mint siren
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i didn’t read them😭

peak matrix
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you chose too large server for this my man

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quiet echo
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Impending doom awaits

spiral turtle
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Please study

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Don't cheat

quiet echo
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The verdict has been delivered

cedar kernel
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Gl belive in yourself

flat whale
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it'll be funny when we get some statistics questions and a helpee in a rush

spiral turtle
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He left the server.

cedar kernel
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Oof the embarassment

grave flame
quiet echo
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Womp womp

wanton bloom
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Can you still ban him from coming the server?

cedar kernel
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Atleast he won't ask to cheat again so openly 🙏😭

grave flame
quiet echo
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Wdym

paper depot
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yes if you see something blatant like this then a mod ping or a DM to @drowsy igloo is appropriate

grave flame
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Alr thx

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grave flame
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,rotate

twin meteorBOT
grave flame
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I need help finding x and y

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I have no clue where to begin

cedar delta
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whats b = ?

grave flame
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Beta

cedar delta
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yea

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beta

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whats that

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on the side

peak matrix
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beta = 1.1°

cedar delta
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oh 1.1 alr

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try using tangent of alpha and beta

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make 2 eq.

peak matrix
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There are 2 right triangles there, one with angle alpha and one with angle alpha + beta

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so from those, make the 2 equations

grave flame
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,rotate

twin meteorBOT
cedar delta
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try substituting now

grave flame
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Then i just get y+59-y

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glacial trellis
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I need help

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glacial trellis
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How i do these

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In calc

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!da2a

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hollow pendant
# glacial trellis

Dividing by 0 is not possible. What happens here when you plug the given x values into the function?

glacial trellis
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But it isnt 0 when it’s divided

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Why is it non continous

oak magnet
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which one isn't 0?

hollow pendant
hollow pendant
glacial trellis
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I dont think so

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That’s why im confused

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It isnt 0

oak magnet
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its cubed ?

hollow pendant
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$$\frac 1{(x - 2)^3}$$

twin meteorBOT
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@hollow pendant

hollow pendant
glacial trellis
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Yea

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That’s it

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But i dont get the question

oak magnet
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the thing is that its a different issue than 0 division

glacial trellis
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All the questions dont make sense

hollow pendant
oak magnet
glacial trellis
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But all the questions dont make sense

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Like the other ones too

oak magnet
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the other one aren't wierd

glacial trellis
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How do i do them

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I mean the 8th one

glacial trellis
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The 7th one i did

oak magnet
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saying that limit from right and left aren't finite and the same

glacial trellis
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Bru im in precalc and my teacher is teaching calculus and i missed one day and i dont get it

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Also how do i do the 8th one

oak magnet
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same way the other

glacial trellis
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Wdym

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-1 - 4 + 2 is -3 and then 1-1 + 2 is -3/2

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So how is it not continous

oak magnet
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redo calculations

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careful to parentheses

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x² - x -2 at x = -1

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so 1 - (-1) -2 = 2 - 2 = 0

glacial trellis
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Oh ok

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So the first one just wrote wrong then

oak magnet
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yeah but it would have been like x = 2

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and the same argument for everyone

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limit from left and right at x = smth are infinite so can't be continious (even if same sign of infinity)

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long patrol
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I need help with this plz. Sorry for bad english.

cyan shadow
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# long patrol I need help with this plz. Sorry for bad english.
What step are you on?
1. I don't know where to begin.
2. I have begun but got stuck midway.
3. I got an answer but I was told that it's wrong.
4. I got an answer and would like my work checked.
5. I have a question about someone else's work/solution.
6. I have completed the problem and don't need help anymore. Thank you.
7. None of the above
long patrol
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how to find a graph like that

cyan shadow
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are you familiar with the concept that $f(x) = (x-h)$ has a zero at h?

twin meteorBOT
long patrol
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i know that for example degree 5 means 5 zeros

cyan shadow
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it only sort of means that

long patrol
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oh yeah

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wait

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it can also be up

cyan shadow
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it means that there is a term of $ax^5$ in it

long patrol
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so yeah

twin meteorBOT
long patrol
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yes

cyan shadow
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yes

cyan shadow
long patrol
cyan shadow
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no

long patrol
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then idk

cyan shadow
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what is the zero of $f(x) = x-5$?

twin meteorBOT
long patrol
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5?

cyan shadow
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yes

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what about $f(x) = x-10$

twin meteorBOT
long patrol
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10?

cyan shadow
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and then in general $f(x) = x-h$ for any h

twin meteorBOT
long patrol
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h

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?

cyan shadow
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yes

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okay so your problem requests what exactly?

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polynomial of degree 5, and a zero at zero, and two other ones, yes?

long patrol
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how do i find like a graph with degree 5 that has a zero at (0,0) and 2 in negative and 2 in positive

long patrol
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that's the first one

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and then there's also one with degree 6

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idk how to find that

cyan shadow
long patrol
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i asked AI but it said trash and it's wrong and i can't find videos on youtube

cyan shadow
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lets build a polynomial of degree 1 that has a zero at zero

cyan shadow
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can you do that?

long patrol
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maybe

cyan shadow
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thats degree 2

long patrol
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oh wait

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im dumb

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maybe like x?

cyan shadow
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exactlyu

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okay now lets add another root, say we want to add 1

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whats a polynomial of degree 1 that has a zero at 1?

long patrol
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oh

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x-1?

cyan shadow
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f(x) = x-1 yes

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now we need to combine them. Since a number is 0 if any part of it is zero we can just multiply them together

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f(x) = x(x-1)

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this has a root at 0 and at 1

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do you follow this?

long patrol
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so

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what is f(x)=x(x-1) now

cyan shadow
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what do you mean

long patrol
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where did you take it from

cyan shadow
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I did not take it from anywhere. I just combined your f(x) = x and f(x) = x-1

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its a second degree polynomial with roots at 0 and 1

long patrol
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and yeah

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i actually get it yeah

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i think

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so yes i folloewd it

cyan shadow
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Okay great! Can you figure out how to add another root?

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make it a third degree polynomial with roots at 0, 1, and 2

long patrol
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?

cyan shadow
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make sure its a function

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f(x) = x(x-1)(x-2)

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but yes thats right

long patrol
cyan shadow
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now try to answer your question. A fifth degree polynomial with a root at 0 and 2 other roots

long patrol
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im a bit confused

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because why does the fith degree only have 3 zeros

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i know it's possible when it's higher

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but

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idk how high it gets

cyan shadow
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ah heres the trick

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it does have to have 5 roots

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but they are allowed to repeat

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you could have 3 roots at 0

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formally called "root of zero with multiplicity three"

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so you can make your polynomial have roots of 0, 0, 0, 1, 2 and it would be a 5th degree polynomial with only 3 distinct roots

long patrol
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?

cyan shadow
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f(x) = x^3 is a third degree polynomial and only has a root at 0

long patrol
cyan shadow
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and what would you get if you did that

long patrol
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cyan shadow
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write out the full function please

long patrol
cyan shadow
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f(x) = !!

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but yes

long patrol
cyan shadow
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now this is a 4th degree polynomial with roots at 0, 0, 1, 2, right?

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its f(x) = x^2 (x-1)(x-2)

cyan shadow
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this is very close to what you want

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you want a 5th degree polynomal

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how do you add another root to get it there?

long patrol
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so add another x?

cyan shadow
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sure that works

long patrol
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but can you write it x³(x-1)(x-2) then

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is that the final solution

cyan shadow
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you need the f(x) =

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$f(x) = x^3(x-1)(x-2)$

twin meteorBOT
cyan shadow
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it looks like this

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zeroes at 0, 1, and 2

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this is what you want, right

long patrol
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so it's correct?

cyan shadow
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assuming I read the german correctly its a correct answer for (a)

cyan shadow
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part a

long patrol
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do you meant the first bullet point

cyan shadow
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yes

long patrol
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bc this whole question is d)

cyan shadow
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yes i see

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my bad

long patrol
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and for the 2nd bullet point

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do i just

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wait i need to think maybe i know it

cyan shadow
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well okay for the second bullet point, it wants a 6th degree polynomial with "no roots", right?

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what it means is that it wants only imaginary roots

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for example, what are the roots of $f(x) = x^2 + 1$?

twin meteorBOT
cyan shadow
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this is a second degree polynomial with "no roots"

long patrol
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m,y english is a bit bad

cyan shadow
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Nullstelle

long patrol
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isn't it just f(x)=0

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so yeah

cyan shadow
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$x^2 + 1 = 0$

twin meteorBOT
cyan shadow
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try to solve it to find the roots

long patrol
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this one is higher up

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it doesn't have roots right

cyan shadow
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it doesnt have real roots

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you need a 6th degree polynomial that also doesnt have any real roots

cyan shadow
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yep that works

long patrol
cyan shadow
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this is what it looks like

cyan shadow
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it might not be something you have learned yet

long patrol
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i shouold know it from calss but idk

cyan shadow
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yeah well basically the roots are imaginary

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which for the purposes of your exercises you can pretend they dont exist

long patrol
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that sounds really weird

cyan shadow
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but the roots of $f(x) = x^2 +1$ are $x = i, -i$

twin meteorBOT
cyan shadow
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it does still have two roots, they are just imaginary

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you will get to it eventually

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hopefully you understand this problem here!

long patrol
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means like 1 or -1

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but thank you for your help i already understood a lot of new things but i need to go now

cyan shadow
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goodbye!

long patrol
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byeee

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thank you so much

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im just gonna close it

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lethal scarab
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hello i need help with both of these equations

tranquil charm
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Just post the question first so it gets pinned

paper depot
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image on its way?

lethal scarab
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ok

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yes

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15 and 16

paper depot
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ok just for my own sake

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ok

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these are exponential equations

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have you done these before

lethal scarab
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yes but i dont remember

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im cramming for finals so

tranquil charm
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take log on both sides after simplifying?

paper depot
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ok first

lethal scarab
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thats what i dont understand with log and what not

paper depot
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so you have seen logs as a thing before but your recollection is hazy, correct?

lethal scarab
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yes

paper depot
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ok

lethal scarab
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correct

paper depot
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then let's go over that

lethal scarab
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Ok\

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what is it that i do first

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when coming across equation like these

tranquil charm
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send exponential term to one side

paper depot
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i first wanna make sure you have a better grasp of logarithms as a concept

lethal scarab
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wym

paper depot
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so let's set those questions aside for a moment

lethal scarab
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Ok what do u want me to do

paper depot
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for a start: tell me \textbf{in your own words} what the symbol $\log_a(b)$ means.

twin meteorBOT
paper depot
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it doesn't have to be perfect and i will correct you if/as necessary, but i want you to try your best.

lethal scarab
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i mean is it not just log base

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i dont know how to explain it

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i mean like get some log problems

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i get some

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?

paper depot
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hmm...

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ok let's put it another way

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how would you explain what log_a(b) means to someone who's not heard of logs before?

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for example how do you explain why we say $\log_2(16)=4$?

twin meteorBOT
lethal scarab
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this equation is basically sayinf 2 to the power of 4 equals 16

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2 is your base always

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and the equal is your power

paper depot
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ok thats a step in the right direction

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"the equal is your power" is a bit questionable as far as wordings go but whatever.

lethal scarab
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im talking abt exponet

paper depot
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the core idea is that $\log_2(16) = 4$ because $2^4 = 16$.

twin meteorBOT
lethal scarab
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ye thats what i meant

paper depot
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the general way to phrase that which i like to use for explanations is as follows:

lethal scarab
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its what ur base is raised to

paper depot
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$\log_a(b)$ answers the question ``$a$ raised to \textit{what power} gives $b$?''

twin meteorBOT
paper depot
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which, for example, lets you figure out something like $\log_7(7^{24})$ instantly, without having to do any laborious exponentiation.

twin meteorBOT
lethal scarab
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Ok

paper depot
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just so i make sure you've understood this concept:

lethal scarab
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but how wouild i apply this to one of the equations i sent

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yes

paper depot
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can you tell me what $\log_7(7^{24})$ is

twin meteorBOT
paper depot
lethal scarab
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its 24

paper depot
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indeed.

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ok

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so now when it comes to solving equations

lethal scarab
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i used a calculator tho ngl

paper depot
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...................

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ok so you used a calculator instead of thinking about this concept yourself?

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wtf.

lethal scarab
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i mean i get the concept

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its quicker typing in the concedpt through the calculator

paper depot
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ok then you should be able to spell it out using that concept. this was a non-calculator question.

lethal scarab
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we get to use calcs on our final

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Ok im sorry

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what were you gettin at though

lethal scarab
paper depot
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log_7(7^24) answers the question "7 raised to what power gives 7^24?"

lethal scarab
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acc nvm

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im stupid

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alr i get it

paper depot
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and the answer to "7 raised to what power gives 7^24?" is quite obvious

lethal scarab
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ye ik

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sorry

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alr can we get towards the equations now

paper depot
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ok now that that hiccup's gone

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the most basic type of exponential equation is something that looks like $a^x = b$, where $a$ and $b$ are raw numbers.

twin meteorBOT
paper depot
#

which comes with two points, equally important:
\begin{itemize}
\item to solve an equation in that form, you take $\log_a$ on both sides: the equation becomes $\log_a(a^x) = \log_a(b)$ which simplifies to $x = \log_a(b)$.
\item for most other exponential equations, the strategy is to \textbf{reduce the equation into that form}. (which means isolating the exponential term)
\end{itemize}

twin meteorBOT
paper depot
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i will ask you to read this 2 or 3 times and ping me when done, then we can continue

paper depot
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ok right

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so we're gonna get to the equations in your paper in a moment, but right now what i'd like to do is give you a few simpler ones to practice with.

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is that ok with you?

lethal scarab
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ngl i kind of need to do that equation i have a few more other concepts

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but i mean if thats the only way then ig so

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im lost on it

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like i just want to see the solving steps for an equation like this so i can apply it

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do you tho im all ears im learning

paper depot
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well im gonna need you to get a piece of paper and solve a few simple exponential equations

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which im about to give

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in increasing levels of difficulty, but none should be too hard with what we've talked through now

lethal scarab
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hit me

paper depot
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so here are the equations i want you to solve:
\begin{enumerate}[a)]
\item $5^x = 18$
\item $2^x - 7 = 23$
\item $3^{x-2} = 40$
\end{enumerate}
and for all of these i'll ask for your working and \textbf{exact} answers. this is a \textbf{non-calculator} question.

twin meteorBOT
paper depot
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these all take like three steps to solve at most btw

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leave logarithmic terms as-is, too.

lethal scarab
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im confused ngl

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i cant even do A

paper depot
lethal scarab
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its confusing

paper depot
lethal scarab
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i did

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but im still a lil lost ngl

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if 5 is a base here

paper depot
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5^x = 18
this is an equation in the basic form (a^x = b) that i mentioned

lethal scarab
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yea

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but like how do i apply that to this

paper depot
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ok

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reading comprehension time

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for equations in the basic form (a^x = b), what step did i say to do?

lethal scarab
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no idea

paper depot
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i said it there

lethal scarab
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take log a on both side

paper depot
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yes

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so what is your a in this case?

lethal scarab
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5?

paper depot
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5^x = 18

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yes

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so

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take log_5() on both sides

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do it

lethal scarab
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huh

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o ight

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is the answer

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1.7958

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for A

paper depot
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can you tell me what i said here

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can you read the bolded words

lethal scarab
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i understand

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but once u get these

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log 18 didivdded by log 5

paper depot
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read the bolded words to me

lethal scarab
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also we are using calcs on exam

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i understand

paper depot
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read the bolded words to me

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the word "understand" is nowhere there

lethal scarab
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but thats the format we are doing on the exam

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Ok i understand you but this is how im gonna need to do it on my exam

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is the answer correct
?

paper depot
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x = log_5(18) is the correct answer for letter a), yes.

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but i will ask you once again:

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for these other two questions i'm asking you, DO NOT use a calculator. i am asking you NOT TO use a calculator. you MUST NOT use a calculator. DO NOT use a calculator. you SHOULD NOT use a calculator.

lethal scarab
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look

paper depot
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capisce?

lethal scarab
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can i just use the calculator thats the answer i need to give on finals

paper depot
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no.

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there is a reason i'm asking you not to reach for the calculator immediately.

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we will get to the calculator when it is appropriate.

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if you insist further, i will stop helping you.

lethal scarab
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b is log2 (30)

paper depot
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yes, this is correct.

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to spell out what you've done:

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you added 7 to both sides to get 2^x = 30 -- you isolated the exponential term -- and then took log_2 on both sides.

lethal scarab
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yep

paper depot
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now do c).

lethal scarab
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wait so i did it right

tardy cove
paper depot
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but if that didn't happen and it does match, then yes, you did it right.

lethal scarab
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x=log 3(40)+2

paper depot
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underscore for the base of logarithms btw

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log_3(40) + 2

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but anyway yes ok that's correct

lethal scarab
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ok so can we please now do the equations

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can you resend the zoomed in picture

paper depot
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yes, i was gonna get to those.

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let's do Q15 here. i am aware this is now a calculator question, but i'll ask you to still hold off on that, and show your work leading to an exact answer.

lethal scarab
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Ok

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i think i understand it now

paper depot
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once i am sure that your exact answer is correct, then i'll ask you to whip out the calculator and give an answer rounded to 4dp.

lethal scarab
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the answer is A

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?

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i can send work showing ik how to do it

paper depot
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show your work.

lethal scarab
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ik i did calc first

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i did

paper depot
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did you do it on paper or in your head?

lethal scarab
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in my head because first

paper depot
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ok then no0

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stop

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stop

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stop

lethal scarab
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you divide the 10 on both sides

paper depot
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redo it, but on paper.

lethal scarab
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the after wards

paper depot
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stop.

lethal scarab
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u get the log 8