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kindred inlet
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1, 2, 3 -> 1, 2, 4 .... -> 1, 2, 9 -> 1, 3, 9 -> ... 1, 8, 9 -> 2, 8, 9 -> ... 7, 8, 9

pearl patio
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mhm i get that part now

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thanks

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still doing get the min and max thing though

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well i get it but i don't know why u thought of that

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or alisia

kindred inlet
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not sure what to say really KEK

pearl patio
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well i guess i'll just keep this in mind LOL

kindred inlet
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looking at it doesnt it kinda feel like it should be bounded immediately

pearl patio
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222(x+y+z) = X

you want all combinations of (x+y+z) that give unique sums

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immediately i'm thinking caseworks

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not bounding yeah

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lol

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i wonder if there is a combinatorial argument

pearl patio
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i think that's all, thanks!!

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that was hard

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mystic saffron
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mystic saffron
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How do I solve this

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I don’t know how to do with the division

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I always end up with 0

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you are on the right track in a sense, although the process you did seems wrong

mystic saffron
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can you think of the LCM of both 2 and 3?

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LCM standing for least common multiple

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6?

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yeah

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exactly

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try multiplying both sides with 6

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[
x - \f x3 = \f{x+1}2 \Iff \c b{6\cd}\p{x-\f x3} =\p{\f{x+1}2}\c b{\cd 6}
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clever fjordBOT
mystic saffron
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be careful

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you did a mistake on the right

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[
6(x+1) \c r{\ne} 6x +1
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mystic saffron
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Oh yeah it’s 6 too

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yeah perfect but you don't actually have to distribute it

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it'd best to leave it as 6(x+1)

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how would you simplify $\ds \f{6x}3$ and $\ds \f{6(x+1)}2$

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mystic saffron
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2x

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And

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mhm

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3x+3

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yeah on point

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so now what do you have

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5x+3?

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I don't see an equality there. I'm asking for like your original expression simplified

mystic saffron
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Is it -3

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no

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Idk

mystic saffron
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[
6x - 2x = 3x+3
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is what you have now yes?

clever fjordBOT
mystic saffron
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Ohhhhh yeah

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that's what I was asking for you to show me

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so I know if something went wrong

mystic saffron
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mhm bingoo

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Thank u I understand it much better so it’s just like founding the common thing

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mmm wdym by founding the common thing?

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Lcm

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yeah

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Forgot what it was called lol

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exactly

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Ty

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although

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Yes

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I wanna warn u about something preemptively

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[
\f{3x}x = 1
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clever fjordBOT
mystic saffron
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you can multiply both sides by x, right?

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it fits what we were saying about the LCM stuff

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Yes

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so you get 3x = x

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so you might think x = 0 because of that because you get 0=0

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But isn’t x times x like to the power of

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which superficially makes sense

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but it actually is incorrect

mystic saffron
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wdym

mystic saffron
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yeah

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OHHH

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BUT IT CANCELS OUT

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[
\c b{x \cd} \f{3x}x = 1 \c b{\cd x}
]

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mystic saffron
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so you get 3x = x

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you might say x = 0 makes sense right?

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Yeah

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because you get 0 = 0

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right?

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Mhm

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but it actually is incorrect and you should be very careful about that

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Yeah

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Then what’s the answer

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nothing there is no answer actually

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it's because if we let x = 0 in 3x/x we have 0/0

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you can check with your calculator but 0/0 has NO solution

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it just doesn't exist

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so x=0 is something we cannot have

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whenever you have an expression in the denominator, you NEVER want it to be equal to 0 because that cannot be evaluated

mystic saffron
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anyways sorry this is just a warning to the LCM stuff

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you can close now if you want to

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No thanks I understand now

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that's great!

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Thank you

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alright have a good one

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U too

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pure flame
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Identify minimum/maximum/infimum/supremum

All i wanna know what this says to ger started^^.

Is it x is any number between root of 42 and 69?

regal leaf
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x is between $\sqrt{42}$ and $\sqrt{69}$ and a rational number

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regal leaf
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root42 and root69 excluded

pure flame
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So theres no minimum and maximum

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Its supremum and infimum

regal leaf
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funny numbers

pure flame
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Since its > and not >=

regal leaf
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even with = the maximum and minimum wouldnt exist

cold urchin
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pure flame
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Epsilondelta for sup

69sqroot - e > x > 42sqroot

regal leaf
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hint ||Q is dense in R||

pure flame
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I looked through all my material and cant find anything helping with the hint^^

About my problem earlier that u helped with, i ended up finding out that they dont require us to prove the derivation for lhospital^^

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fiery ermine
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take n boxes and k objects, in how many ways can you put the k things into the n boxes?

fiery ermine
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You can obviously change this into 1's and 0's

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and then you just have n-1 ones and k zeros

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and Now the anwser is $\binom{n+k-1}{k}$

clever fjordBOT
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bigpufik

fiery ermine
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But I dont understand why we can calcuate subsets that include the n-1 ones, since when calcualting subets size k not all will have only zeros

dim thicket
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i dont understand your question

dim thicket
clever fjordBOT
fiery ermine
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No you take n boxes, and you have k things, and you have to put all k things into all boxes, adn the question is in how many ways you can do taht

supple mural
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K indistinguishable things, otherwise it would be n^k

supple mural
fiery ermine
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Like okay

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I take n-1 ones let say

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and k zeros

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and we want to find all possible strings

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of these ones and zeros

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noting the are distingushiable

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since otherwise it would be as you said

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and I dont understand how can we jsut choose subsets of size k

supple mural
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We take the 1s as dividers

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Like

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010110

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Corresponds to 4 boxes and 3 balls

fiery ermine
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Yeah

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yes

supple mural
fiery ermine
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yes

supple mural
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So each string goes to a unique way

fiery ermine
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ok yeah

supple mural
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That’s why we just have to count the number of strings

fiery ermine
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OHHHHHH

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I get it now

supple mural
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This is called a bijection

fiery ermine
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it made more sense for me if we just chose n+k-1 per n-1

supple mural
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Do whatever makes sense for you

fiery ermine
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Yeah oaky thanks i hate combinatroics

supple mural
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Same lol

fiery ermine
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i have been avoiding it for so long

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but time has come

supple mural
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Same I’ve been looking at pumac, cmimc, and hmmt combo cause it’s my weakest subject and I’m dying

fiery ermine
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are these american comps?

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Sorry im european

supple mural
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Yeah

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They make individual problem sets for each subject

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So it’s easy to just do combo problems

fiery ermine
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oh thats sounds nice tbh, good luck with those

supple mural
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Thanks

fiery ermine
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anyway thank you for the help ill go do more silly math that shouldnt exist

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cya

supple mural
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lol np

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I'm trying to show that two solutions of the Legendre equation for $\abs x < 1$ are:
\env{align*}{
\m{y_1}x &= \sum_{n = 0}^\infty (-1)^n \f{\prod_{k = 0}^{n - 1} (\alpha - 2k)(\alpha + (2k + 1))}{(2n)!}x^{2n} \
\m{y_2}x &= \sum_{n = 0}^\infty (-1)^n \f{\prod_{k = 0}^{n - 1} (\alpha + 2k)(\alpha - (2k+1))}{(2n+1)!}x^{2n+1}
}

clever fjordBOT
mystic saffron
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all i managed to realise is that the Legendre equation has an ordinary point at x=0

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but im unable to set up the series solutions

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(i will reopen later, mention me in #odes-and-pdes if you have something in mind)

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leaden light
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Did I solve this right ?

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soft zephyr
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what ur even trying to do if u can explain

lean willow
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is that a differential equation?

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or you want to find the derivative of RHS?

leaden light
lean willow
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the thing is

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it doesnt have an elementary antiderivative 💀

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,w y'= 5/sqrt(x+ln(x))^3

leaden light
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this equation is cursed isn't it

lean willow
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teacher gave it?

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or u made one up yourself

leaden light
lean willow
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you sure you want to solve the differential equation? coz it looks like you took derivative of rhs

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is it $\frac{5}{\sqrt{x+ln(x)}^{3}}$?

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Fractalogist

leaden light
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I found it, and yeah we are talking about derivatives. Sorry I just didn't now how to say it English

restive delta
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So you've to find the derivative of that?

leaden light
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Yes

restive delta
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Ohk

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$5\cdot \frac{-1}{5} {(x+lnx)}^{-6/5}\cdot {(x+lnx)}'$

clever fjordBOT
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Lorentz

restive delta
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Line 2 should've been this ig

leaden light
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so 5 is a part of derivation of complex function ? like in this formula

restive delta
leaden light
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yeah

restive delta
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Yeah that's a constant

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Which is multiplied

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So yes it is a part

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$\frac{d}{dx} af{(x)} = a\frac{d}{dx} f{(x}), a \in R$

clever fjordBOT
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Lorentz

leaden light
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i meant, the u (i just don't know how to say it another way) according the formula is a degree of x +ln(x) ?

restive delta
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u(v) is (x+lnx)^(-1/5)
u is the function that raises it to power of (-1/5), if that's what you meant

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u isn't a degree in itself, because u is a function

leaden light
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ok, but why we should raise (x + ln(x)) to -6/5. I thought it just stays without a change

restive delta
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Oh

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If $x+lnx = t,$
$$\frac{d}{dx} t^{-1/5}= \frac{d}{dt} t^{-1/5} \cdot \frac{dt}{dx}$$
$$\frac{d}{dt} t^{-1/5} = \frac{-1}{5} t^{-6/5}= \frac{-1}{5}{(x+lnx)}^{-6/5}$$

leaden light
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oh, okay now I get it

clever fjordBOT
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Lorentz

restive delta
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Missed the -1/5 at the end

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why does it throw math error when i try to calculate $\int_0^3\ln{(x)}dx$ on my calculator when clearly it is defined and solvable?

steady tide
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FungusDesu

steady tide
fervent hound
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Try to caluculate it manually

solid jungle
# steady tide

Solve it by integrating ln(x).1

That is integration by parts. The calculator is showing zero is because its putting zero, your lower limit, directly in ln(x) which is undefined.

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Basically 0 is not in the domain of this function

tall veldt
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Yeah your calculator isn't well equipped to compute "improper" integrals

solid jungle
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Or you can say it's infinity.

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can anyone help me with 2)b pls

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# trim kite can anyone help me with 2)b pls

$\text{Consider that:}\\\sum_{k=1}^{n}\frac{1}{\left( k+1 \right)^{2}}=\sum_{k=2}^{n+1}\frac{1}{k^{2}}=\\=\sum_{k=1}^{n}\frac{1}{k^{2}}+\frac{1}{\left( n+1 \right)^{2}}-1\\\text{and apply it appropriately in your inequality}$

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Joanna Angel

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fallow thunder
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how is this equal to 5?

wooden python
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what does this mean

fallow thunder
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limit

wooden python
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i wonder how "alpha-t" translates to "limit"

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but ok whatever

fallow thunder
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its supposed to be an L, and they wrote it as "Lt" lol

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wooden python
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you're taking the limit of $\frac{5(x+4)}{(x+1)}$

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wooden python
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which can be written in many forms, among others $\frac{5(1 + \frac{4}{x})}{1 + \frac{1}{x}}$

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fallow thunder
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oh ok i get it

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those 1/x terms become 0

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and i get 5

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ok understood

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fallow thunder
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err another doubt, gimme a min

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@wooden python what do i do here

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nvm i got it thank you

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frigid canopy
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how to find the common tangent to two curves in general?

frigid canopy
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Justt wondering

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take x^2+y^2=4

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and a parabola say (x-5)=y^2

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How would I find a common tangent to both of these

crisp wadi
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Start by finding their intersection point and verify whether the slopes of the tangents are equal there

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The curves that you picked do not intersect by the way

frigid canopy
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yeah, my problem is the slope at any point on a circle is given by $-x_1/y_1$

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Why am. I here

frigid canopy
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and on this parabola $1/2y_2$

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Why am. I here

frigid canopy
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so then what, ?( This was inspired by KV's question in #help-7|zen1thxyz , )I'm pretty sure we need points to find a common equation, but that problem has none

crisp wadi
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At a point of intersection those would be equal given a common tangent exists

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But, again, there is no intersection point in this case

frigid canopy
crisp wadi
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Ah wait I think I see what you mean by common tangent

strong prawn
crisp wadi
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My bad

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Alright let me think

strong prawn
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Alternatively
You can find the general form of the tangent for both the curves

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And then compare the coefficients

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Of each term

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Cause they should be the same line

crisp wadi
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Say there exists a line tangent to x^2 + y^2 = 4 at x1 and tangent to y^2 = x - 5 at x2

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Then 1/(2sqrt(x2 - 5)) = -x1/(-sqrt(4 - x1^2)) = x1/sqrt(4 - x1^2)

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Or the same thing but with opposite signs in front of the roots

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But the equation stays the same

frigid canopy
crisp wadi
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Just set the derivatives equal

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And evaluate y's

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ah, got it. Thanks!

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gaunt stratus
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can someone help me analyze this algorithm

gaunt stratus
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i know that i: 1,2,4,8,..., 2^l

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and s: 1,2,3,4,..., k(k-1)/2

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odd thunder
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Can someone prove this?

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odd thunder
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Yes

shy smelt
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Compare it to this sum

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what should x be to make it similar

mystic saffron
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[
\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n = a_0 + \sum_{n=1}^\infty a_n
]

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shy smelt
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Yes

odd thunder
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But n starts from 0 in maclaurin expansion of e^x whereas n starts with 1 here

shy smelt
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Yes, look at what Qylo said

silver pecan
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should be positive 1

odd thunder
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No

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Thanks for the formula guys

silver pecan
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shiii bruh i didnt even realise that mb, good job on understanding it tho!😂

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🤣 its ok happens

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is this correctly analyzed?

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I'm getting 2 answers although there are 4

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what I did was

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I substituted 1/cos^2x for sec^2x

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and 2sin^2x/cos^2x for tan^2x

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ended up with

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$\frac{1-2sin^2x}{cos^2x}$

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unfortunante

mystic saffron
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but I also recognize that it is cos2(x)

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noqmilitary

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oh, for some reason I read your message as

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"I can't help"

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sorry for that lol

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I used zero property

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to remove the denom

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so in reality it's $sinx=\sqrt\frac{1}{2}$

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yep lol

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that's weird

mystic saffron
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for sin, we must realize that pi-ans puts us in Q2 where it also seems to be positive

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giving us just 2 answers

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now my question is

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is there 4 answers because

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cos2(x) has 3 different expanded solutions

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and those 3 different expanded solutions would give 2 different answers?

viscid flint
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what does cos2(x) have to do with it

mystic saffron
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$1-2sin^2(x) = cos2(x)$

clever fjordBOT
viscid flint
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please don't ever write cos2(x) for cos(2x) lol

mystic saffron
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$2cos^2x-1 = cos(2x)$

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mystic saffron
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sorry about that lol

viscid flint
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cos2(x) will be interpreted as lazy cos^2(x)

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anyway

mystic saffron
viscid flint
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will it?

mystic saffron
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possibly

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when I did it

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I ended up with

viscid flint
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it shouldn't, if they are equal

mystic saffron
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pi/4 (again), and 7pi/4 (new answer?)

mystic saffron
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because you'd have to subtract/add it into different quadrants

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than sine for example

viscid flint
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,w 1 - 2 * sin(7*pi/4)^2

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mystic saffron
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Okay, WE

viscid flint
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you haven't restricted the domain at all

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so really you have infinite solns

mystic saffron
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it's assumed to be 0 to 2pi

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we have 3 solns thus far

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pi/4, 5pi/4, 7pi/4

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not sure where to get the 3pi/4 from though

viscid flint
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and also each branch will have two solutions

mystic saffron
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hmm you're right

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did sqrt for cosine aswell

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$sinx/cosx=\pm\sqrt\frac{1}{2}$

clever fjordBOT
mystic saffron
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$x_{1/2}=\pm\frac{\pi}{4}$

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mystic saffron
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we have to reject -ve though

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since -pi/4 or any -ve number is

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outside the range

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of the domain

viscid flint
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but you have to consider +2pi k

mystic saffron
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For sin(x)
$$\frac{\pi}{4}, \frac{3\pi}{4}$$

For cos(x)
$$\frac{\pi}{4}, \frac{7\pi}{4}$$

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ok this is weird

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I had 5pi/4, and didn't have 3pi/4

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but now i have 3pi/4 and not 5pi/4

viscid flint
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you should have all four

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i think

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remember that ± sign

mystic saffron
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but it'd be impossible, both sinx and cosx can only have 2 solutions

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mhm

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lets try that for cos

viscid flint
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sin and cos should both give you all 4 solutions

mystic saffron
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it's already in the +ve quadrant as a negative

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adding 2pi to get it back in that very same quadrant as a non-negative is 7pi/4

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now for sine

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it's in 4th quadrant

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we need it in 1st and 2nd

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as a positive

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the RA is pi/4

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so pi/4 in Q1, pi-pi/4 in Q2

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3/4 in Q2

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the +/- isn't the thing here

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we've gotten all the +/- answers

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for 5pi/4, I'm trying to think of a scenario

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where you'd add the reference angle, pi/4 to pi so you can get it in Q3

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(only in tan)

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now how about subtract

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pi

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to get 5pi/4

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ah I'm lost lol

viscid flint
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what

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,w sin(5pi/4)

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mystic saffron
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would this mean that

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this isn't a valid solution?

viscid flint
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no?

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why would it

mystic saffron
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because

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it's not sqrt 1/2

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it's 1/sqrt2

viscid flint
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$\sqrt{\f12} = \f{\sqrt1}{\sqrt2} = \f1{\sqrt2}$

clever fjordBOT
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hayley

mystic saffron
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mm nvm

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okay then

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it's the -ve solution

mystic saffron
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of sine

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0 to 2pi

viscid flint
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there are two

mystic saffron
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which would be in Q3 or Q4

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so 2pi-pi/4

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or pi+pi/4

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ahh i see

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this should not have taken this long lol

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just put it all in terms of sin/cos then solve the quadratic 😨😨

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not to mention it is a difference of squares

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2x^2-1

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havent worked it out

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(x+1)(x-1)

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But then u shld get the + and - value of x

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2(x+1)(x-1)

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and theres 2 values between 0 and 2 pi

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what do you do with sin(x/2)

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Use sine trig identities

polar plaza
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which one

quasi sparrow
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Or x/2

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double angle but replace x with x/2?

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But since x/2 = x * 1/2, that's the same thing

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i dont understand where they took pi from

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Oh that works too

quasi sparrow
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Which equal sign exactly

polar plaza
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pi/2

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where it says sin(pi/2 -x)

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That's the cofunction identity for cos

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,tex .reflect trig

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ah

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Top middle

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A bit confused on this, I thought it was f (g(-15)

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You would plug -10 into f(-10)?

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Could anyone explain me this solution, primarily the "T has 2^m elements", please.

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well T consists of tuples of length m of which each entry can have 2 values

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so 2*2*2*..*2=2^m elements

verbal tusk
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how can I be sure that all possible combinations are inside T?

low locust
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cause T is defined that way

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T is the set of all those tuples

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the function f doesnt have to hit every element in T

verbal tusk
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but like, the tuple (0,0,0,...,0) where the element is inside none of A's is not there

low locust
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well first, (0,0,..,0) is not a set

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second, why should there be no element x which is in none of the A's

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how do you determine the horizontal asymptote of a function

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I'm aware that if the numerator and denominator have equal highest powers

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you would divide the two

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LC

ember oak
mystic saffron
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such as here

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2/-1 = -2

ember oak
mystic saffron
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yeah, I wanted to know in the instance they werent the same

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maybe the numerator was more or less than the denominator

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how would you find it then

wooden python
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answered your own question

ember oak
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like $\frac{Ax+B}{Cx^2+Dx+E}$?

wooden python
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if the fraction is top-heavy there is no HA at all

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if it's bottom-heavy the HA is y=0

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why the fuck are my messages not sending

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mystic saffron
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I also know that there is no horizontal asymptote if the top is one more than the bottom and instead there is an oblique asymptote

ember oak
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so let me get this straight

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how would i make a eco system similar to chess but for a different game that has more variables affecting it like winrate, average wins in a row, etc

mystic saffron
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in p(x)/q(x)
if p(x) is one greater, no HA, but OA
if p(x) >1 difference, HA=0
if p(x)=q(x), LC/LC

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did I get everything?

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mystic saffron
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I used to understand the logic behind them which helped me memorize it better

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but is the reason it being 0 because it's approaching 0 the larger the denom is?

ember oak
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When looking at p(x)/q(x), look only at the largest coefficients

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So this would become $\frac{p(x)}{q(x)}\approx\frac{Ax^n}{Bx^m}$

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ember oak
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if n=m, then HA=A/B

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if n=m+1, then oblique asymptote

mystic saffron
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yep, that makes sense

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also makes sense

ember oak
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if n>m+1, no asymptote

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if n<m, then HA=0

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that's every case

mystic saffron
mystic saffron
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or atleast that's my reasoning for it

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If $n<m$, then $\frac{p(x)}{q(x)}\approx\frac{Ax^n}{Bx^m}=\frac{A}{Bx^{m-n}}$. As $x$ goes toward $\pm\infty$, the fraction approaches $0$.

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ah okay

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m-n

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m is larger and larger

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until n doesn't matter anymore

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or am I getting confused

ember oak
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Yeah you basically have it

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Also, if $n>m+1$, then $Ax^{n-m}$ is always a polynomial asymptote

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ember oak
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example:

mystic saffron
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I guess I just need a bit more practice with these lol

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thanks for clarifying though

ember oak
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This example is more of a "neat thought" than something they may end up teaching you

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ah

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lol alright

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But yeah, neat stuff

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Yeah you don't need to remember this fact, just sharing something cool

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why is (CD,AB)=π/2 +kπ where k is an integer

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shouldnt it be π/2 +2kπ or am i missing something

upper onyx
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for the same direction you need 2pi (a full circle), for (co)linearity you need only pi (half circle)

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thats what i said.

eternal sorrel
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it is the same

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bro what are you talking about

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wdym by 2 vectors for CD

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this doesnt make sense ig

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does this question require any integration @eternal sorrel ? from the beginning?

eternal sorrel
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i mean this sentence doesnt make any sense

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no this is just a question concerning arguments of complex numbers

cinder elk
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why?

eternal sorrel
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bro integrate what

upper onyx
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never ever.

eternal sorrel
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if i have 4 points A,B,C and D in the complex plane with affixes a,b,c and d respectively

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bro there is no integration here

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based off another person that was helped and this conversation I find it hard to believe that Rick knows what they are doing and just trolling

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or guessing

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<@&268886789983436800>

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warped grove
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Do the question before you try to help others with it

eternal sorrel
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tysm

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so my question is how do ik when to add kπ and when to add 2kπ where k is an integer

eternal sorrel
upper onyx
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colinearity is when the are on one line, so pi is enough.

cinder elk
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Quick question, what is the name of this math and the like "unit/chapter name"?

eternal sorrel
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and even if they are collinear this isnt enough

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i would have to check their sense too

upper onyx
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you asked why its pi and not 2pi. my argument was: for the same direction you would need 2pi, but for colinearity you need only pi.

eternal sorrel
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how do ik when they are collinear algebraically

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how do ik when do i add kπ and when to add 2kπ

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without having a geometrical reference such as a figure

upper onyx
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vectors are a geometrical reference.

eternal sorrel
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i mean without a figure

upper onyx
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i mean you are posting a screenshot with the title "geometric representation":

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in this screenshot its mod 2pi because its about the same direction, so its 2pi. arg z is the angle, and again here you need the same direction therefore 2pi.

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but for colinearity ...

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you need only pi.

eternal sorrel
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ok

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i was told before that if i have z=x+yi then arg(z)=arctan(y/x)+2kπ or arg(z)=arctan(y/x)+π+2kπ

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depending on the sign of x

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but why does it only depend on the sign of x

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i mean doesnt the sign of y also play a role

upper onyx
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well, assume |y|=2, |x|=1, and now try all combinations with + and - -> you will get 4 vectors. make a sketch, and think about arctan(y/x)., then you should see, why its +pi in one case.

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ore more technically:

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arctan gives you values in (-pi/2, pi/2) which means x > 0.

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so you need a case for x < 0.

eternal sorrel
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let arg(z)=arctan(y/x)+2kπ=α+2kπ where x>0 and y>0

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then arctan(-y/x)+2kπ=-α+2kπ

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so from here where does +kπ come from for x<0

upper onyx
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as said before: arctan gives you values in (-pi/2,pi/2) which means x > 0. so you need an extra case for x < 0. as tan has a periodicity pi you need the +pi case.

eternal sorrel
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here what i have is y/x not just x

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so why am i looking at the sign of x only

upper onyx
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because of the definition of arctan. arctan gives you values in (-pi/2,pi/2) which means x > 0.

eternal sorrel
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x here is referring to the input of arctan am i wrong

eternal sorrel
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but for arctan(y/x) you cant simply ignore y and look at the sign of x bc y changes the sign too

upper onyx
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you started with an x+iy. why do you change the meaning of x now?

eternal sorrel
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i am not

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ok starting from x+yi

upper onyx
eternal sorrel
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arg(z)=arctan(y/x)+ either kπ or 2kπ where k is an integer and my question was when do i add kπ and when 2kπ

eternal sorrel
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i am saying that i am looking at arctan(y/x)

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so x<0 or >0 isnt the only thing that we should be looking at

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we should look for the sign of y too

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why is this claim wrong

upper onyx
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so, i will try it a fourth (and last) time. arctan gives you values in (-pi/2,pi/2) which means x > 0.

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so you need a case for x < 0.

eternal sorrel
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ah wait

eternal sorrel
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eternal sorrel
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so we need to cover the cases when x<0 to cover all possible values

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to reach the region of the complex plane where x<0 we need to add an integer odd multiple of π to the angle between the positive x-axis and the vector/line joining the origin of the system and the point with coordinates (x,y)

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thats why for x<0 we have arg(z)= arctan(y/x)+(2k+1)π instead of arctan(y/x)+2kπ

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but if x<0 then we can have the case arg(z)= -arctan(y/x)+(2k+1)π no?

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oh wait no bc sin(π-α)=sinα and cos(π-α)=cosα so tan(π-α) neq tanα

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tysm and sorry i wasted your time bc of my stupidity i shouldve tried using trig form

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I need to find those weights w,1,2,3 such that on the interval [0,1] all polynomials of degree 2 (or lower) are integrated exactly by the given formula

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How do I even go about that? I don't even understand where/how to start with this

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(it's numerical integration)

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,w \int_0^1 (ax^2 + bx + c)

mortal trench
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f(0) = c
f(1/3) = a/9 + b/3 + c
f(2/3) = 4a/9 + 2b/3 + c

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then you have a system of linear eqns

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oh so I write down the form of a 2nd deg. polynomial in general and then integrate its general form (with constants, in this case a,b,c)

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and then just resolve the linear equations

mortal trench
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y

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thanks!

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I assume I could also do this for larger degrees using basically the same idea?

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yes. but you will need as many points as you have coefficients

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notice that we have three weights for three coefficients (3 points needed to define a second degree poly)

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does it matter which points so long as the system of equations is not underdetermined?

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as long as the system is fully determined you are good

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Is there any way to do this without finding p and q explicitly? More specifically, could somoeone give me a hint on how to find pq

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p+q is pretty easy

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I've tried expressing $p^4+q^4$ as $ (p^2+q^2)^2-2p^2q^2$, but I don't know how to find that either

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Why am. I here

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yes you are on the right track

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you can try factorising it

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that's one way I guess

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and maybe form linear equations?

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idk if there's a more efficient way tho

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[
(p^2+q^2)^2-2p^2q^2 = 272 \Implies \p{(p+q)^2-2pq}^2-2p^2q^2
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One of its statements are that the product of the roots is equal to c

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For A), pq = 8

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do some algebra and you get [
2p^2q^2 -16pq +16 = 272
]
then what kepe is talking about applies

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$\big((p + q)^2 - 2pq\big)^2 - 2p^2q^2$

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plugging in A), we have $p + q = 2$ and $pq = 8$ from Vieta's formulas

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Just check if that gives us 272

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Similarly for all 4

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# signal oar

where did you get the 8 from? Sorry, I'm not very familiar with vieta's formula, just know the relation for squares and cubes

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Where p and q are the roots

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Wait, did I mess something up

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Doesn't seem so, @plain badge?

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For $ax^2 + bx + c = 0$, Vieta's formulas state that \begin{enumerate} \item $p + q = -{b/a}$ \item $pq = {c/a}$\end{enumerate}

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If you had ax^2, sure

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I stated it for x^2 + ... though

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Spacephoenix

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btw uh

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there is no need to overcomplicate this that much i guess

signal oar
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So we just have

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(I agree that for ax^2 + bx + c = 0, Vieta's formulas state what you wrote, but I just mean the a = 1 case!)

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Ig its better if we give the complete information to the person who has doubt as they will be able to deduce the later..

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and it would help

signal oar
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ah, I see, that's it? Thanks!

signal oar
# signal oar

Well, now just deduce pq of all of them using this

frigid canopy
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yeah, got it, thanks so much

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signal oar
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For the first one, pq = 8, for the second 16, ...

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Check if the expression becomes 272

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warm gate
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help

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noble forge
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which one?

warm gate
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all of em but lets start with #1, the explanations are too short for me

noble forge
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are you aware of change of bases rule?

warm gate
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can you give an example

noble forge
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$\log_{a}b=\frac{\log_{c}b}{\log_{c}a}$

warm gate
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Im sorry Im new to some terms

clever fjordBOT
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B-eard

warm gate
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oh not rlly

noble forge
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the example shows the same

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The thing inside Ex.

warm gate
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can you explain step by step if thats okay

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with #1

noble forge
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sure

noble forge
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for #1

warm gate
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hold on

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like this?

noble forge
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well, no

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$\log_{2}20=\frac{\log_{10}20}{\log_{10}2}$

clever fjordBOT
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B-eard

warm gate
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ohh okay okay

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I get it

noble forge
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now break 20 into a multiple of 10

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Also, are you aware of this: $\log_{c}ab=\log_{c}a+\log_{c}b$?

clever fjordBOT
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B-eard

warm gate
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yes

noble forge
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$\log_{2}20=\frac{\log_{10}20}{\log_{10}2}=\frac{\log_{10}\left(10\cdot2\right)}{\log_{10}2}$

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Do you see what to do from here?

clever fjordBOT
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B-eard

warm gate
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uhh

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can you give the answer

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and Ill try to

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figure it out

noble forge
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$\log_{2}20=\frac{\log_{10}20}{\log_{10}2}=\frac{\log_{10}\left(10\cdot2\right)}{\log_{10}2}=\frac{\log_{10}10+\log_{10}2}{\log_{10}2}$

clever fjordBOT
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B-eard

noble forge
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Well, from here on you should be able to get to the answer

warm gate
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?

noble forge
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yep

warm gate
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ohhh

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wait let me try the others

noble forge
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voila

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there you are

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all of them are correct

warm gate
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ohhh

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okay okay

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there’s more tho, is it okay I stay a bit? If ever I get lost

noble forge
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sure

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ping me as I'd be going afk in a while

warm gate
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okay thanks

odd edgeBOT
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@warm gate Has your question been resolved?

warm gate
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i think im getting it

mystic saffron
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which one are you unsure o

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of*?

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(if any)

warm gate
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uhh

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kinda lost here

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<@&286206848099549185>

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lol wait

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got it

main totem
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log base changes?

stuck igloo
main totem
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seems right to me I think

stuck igloo
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yeah its right

warm gate
warm gate
stuck igloo
warm gate
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kk

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wait last

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what exactly was done here

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I dont get how it got to 4

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<@&286206848099549185>

light raven
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hello

toxic rose
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,rccw

clever fjordBOT
plucky mountain
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And subtraction

light raven
# clever fjord

normal simplification of logarithmic expression @warm gate

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like

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log_3(2) + log_3(2) = log_3(2*2) = log_3(4)

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morever,
-2log_3(2)
= - log_3(2^2)
= -log_3(4)

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log_3(4) + 3 + 1 - log_3(4)
= 4

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@warm gate

warm gate
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okay okay hold on

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I kinda get the example

warm gate
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@light raven

light raven
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sure

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express 27 and 18 on terms of multiplication of prime numbers or rather on terms of the power of the base

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then simplify further

warm gate
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wait sorry

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?

light raven
warm gate
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@light raven Im so sorry but can you provide the solution

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i think Im still a bit lost

calm raft
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next hint

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I'll let you figure out the rest

light raven
calm raft
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might have given too much hint tbh

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sorry

warm gate
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no its okay

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thanks a lot

calm raft
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yw

warm gate
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I got

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5

light raven
warm gate
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ohh kk

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theres 2 more to answer

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is it fine if I stay a bit

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I might get lost

light raven
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sure

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there're literally countless helpers lmao no need to worry

warm gate
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thanks a lott

calm raft
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and 10000+ university students

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im probably only better at maths than 40% of the population

warm gate
calm raft
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good job

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all correct

warm gate
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ohh

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okay okayy I get it

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maybe its just because im not so familiar with the rules of log

calm raft
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maybe for the last question, add more steps

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so your marker can give you more points

warm gate
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okay okayy

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thank you

calm raft
warm gate
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do you guys have a list of those rules

calm raft
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do you know $2^{log_2({x})} = x$

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??

clever fjordBOT
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lebesgue

warm gate
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uhh

calm raft
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they haven't teach you yet?

warm gate
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not rllyy

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this isnt a lesson for me, im forced to self learn

calm raft
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thats one of the rules

calm raft
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are you preparing for a specific exam?

warm gate
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nope

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just homework

warm gate
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thanks

calm raft
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here's the proof

warm gate
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I’ll get that someday

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anyways

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thanks

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.close

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tepid acorn
# warm gate uhh

That’s the definition of log_2(x), it’s the number such that 2^(something) = x

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Oops