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fringe silo
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What

indigo tundra
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Trigonometry

fringe silo
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It is goniometeic functions

indigo tundra
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O k

fringe silo
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Angle functions

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There are cyclometric functions

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Used in integral

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Like

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Cotangens

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Arcus sinus

indigo tundra
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O k

fringe silo
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Arcus cosinus

indigo tundra
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What does this have to do with 9th grade level math

fringe silo
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Idj

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Idk

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Arcus cotagens

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Arcus cosecans

indigo tundra
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Someone plz help🙏

fringe silo
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Arcus secans

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Ayo wait for high school the math Will Kill you

indigo tundra
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This is highschool 😭

fringe silo
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?

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I am 8th grade

indigo tundra
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ok....

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this is 9th grade stuff 😭

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<@&286206848099549185>

fringe silo
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?

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I helped

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I know what is it about

indigo tundra
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<@&286206848099549185>

indigo tundra
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<@&286206848099549185>

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I went to Roblox to beg people for help and they all quit so far mid problem 😔

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<@&286206848099549185>

steel dragon
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Can you send the problem again?

indigo tundra
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I changed 7. To hypotnuse leg

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Idk Abt 11.

steel dragon
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Lets start with 7

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You have inside the brackets (congruence 2,5,6)

indigo tundra
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Yes

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Those r step numbers

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Fr

steel dragon
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What type of comparisons are made in these steps?

indigo tundra
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I don't know 😭

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Two congruence ones and a length one

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I think

steel dragon
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In 2 they are comparing sides

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Yea

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Well it's

indigo tundra
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A measure length and length again

steel dragon
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2 side 1 angle

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Yea

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So You have there side angle side

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Right?

indigo tundra
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Oh

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So it's SAS

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The asnwer for 7

steel dragon
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Yep

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Now for 11

indigo tundra
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oki

steel dragon
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First in step 9 You have m1 = m2

indigo tundra
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Fr

steel dragon
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Lets note step 11 is almost the same that step 10

indigo tundra
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So true

steel dragon
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The only difference is that they replaced m2 with m1

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Why do you think that is legal?

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Or in what step did they mention something like that

indigo tundra
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Cuz they are the same thing

steel dragon
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Yea they said that in step 9

indigo tundra
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Euqal

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Equal

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Fr

steel dragon
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So we are done

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We used step 9 and 10 right?

indigo tundra
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Oh

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So my answer is correct right

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@steel dragon

steel dragon
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Yea

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It is

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And your answer for 4 is right

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So you are done with it

indigo tundra
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YAY IT QAS RIGHT

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TYYYTY

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lean otter
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lean otter
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i dont know an equation for these

junior smelt
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Do you know how pH is defined?

lean otter
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yes

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5 is 10 x more acidic than 6

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it has to be solved using this equation

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Ao is the initial value

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A is the final value

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G.r is growth rate

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D.r is decay rate

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t is total time

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T is time of recorruing period or sum

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how often the cycle is

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how many days or hours or months the cycle repeats

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or some shit

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idk how to solve those two usin that equation

junior smelt
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Thonk hmm, wonder why they expect you to use that hmmCat

lean otter
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its logs

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log word problems

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this is the answer

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s

junior smelt
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Would have thought that using that the pH is $-\log_{10}[H^+]$ would have been better

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@junior smelt

lean otter
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no

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this is pre-cal 12

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not chemistry

junior smelt
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Well I guess seeing that you know that a pH of 6.4 would be 10 times more acidic than the normal pH of 7.4, probably along those lines then

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Hi @empty gyro catlove

lean otter
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then..?

junior smelt
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Well if you know that a pH decrease of 1 corresponds to an acidity increase of 10x, you want to find the pH decrease that corresponds to an acidity increase of 3x

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Not too sure how to suggest anything more, that wouldn't be basically the whole solution hmmCat

lean otter
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i cant use logic to find the answer

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gotta show my work u feel

junior smelt
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Well if you have to use that formula, can't lie, not too sure how you would bearlain

lean otter
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hm

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ok

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thanks

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ill ask a classmate

empty gyro
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I 100% doubt you are using this formula. There is no mention of time anywhere.

lean otter
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it doesnt have to be time

empty gyro
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This is all you need

lean otter
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this isnt chemistry

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its pre calc

empty gyro
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okay, then use what you know about precalc to figure out proportionality

lean otter
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bro we didnt learn this

empty gyro
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lean otter
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if i didnt have a calculator, how am i suppose to determine the greatest value?

lofty adder
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you can try to find the nearest value you know

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for example, you might dont know the actual value of A

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but you know log3,27 right?

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its 3

umbral swan
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yes you just define boundaries where you know the integer solutions

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log3(30) thereby lies between 3 and 4 as above mentioned

lofty adder
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yes

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and log2,9 is more then 3, less than 4 also

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however you can find that 3^3 = 27, 3^4 = 81

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2^3 = 8, 2^4 = 16

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and try to determine which side does the value close to

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any ideas/help

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limpid trellis
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limpid trellis
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Angle AOB = Angle COB

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vertically opp

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i know the other ones are proportionate

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like line od is double ao

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and co is double bo

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how do i phrase this

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cuz u can't use half the similarity AAA proof with half the propotionate side proof

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limpid trellis
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side angle side?

safe bluff
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yes

limpid trellis
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i know about it

safe bluff
limpid trellis
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but i dont know how to express it

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cuz the program wont let me

safe bluff
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sorry?

limpid trellis
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only aaa and proportionate sides

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as reasoning

safe bluff
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oh thats weird

limpid trellis
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yeah

safe bluff
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well i mean

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if it wont let you input SAS im not sure this is possible

limpid trellis
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yeah thats why im confused

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also when im writing the proof

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on paper

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would i do something like

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In triangle AOB and triangle COD:

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AO ∝ OD
OB ∝ OC

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angle aob = angle cod (vertically opp)

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therefore aob and cod are similar

safe bluff
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but yeah

limpid trellis
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alright thanks

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i was just stuck cuz the program doesn't let me give the direct proportionality reasoning

safe bluff
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thats so weird...

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did you figure it out?

limpid trellis
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no it doesn't seem to let me at all

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it just doesnt accept the input

safe bluff
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it really only lets you use AAA similarity?

eager torrent
# safe bluff (by SAS similarity)

i haven't even looked at you answer but since half the population makes this mistake, is SAS congruency in order or not are they all related, is the intersect point of the 2 sides, the angle point

safe bluff
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the two sides im talking about are next to each other and the angle is between them

eager torrent
# limpid trellis

ita not really by congruenby which this is solved, its by side angle side similarity and BTW you can't call this SAS as thats more of a congruency rule

safe bluff
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sas is a similarity rule as well...

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there are several congruency rules that share acronyms with similarity rules

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thats why you specify similarity or congruence

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Hi

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I need help with this

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<@&286206848099549185>

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!15m

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Ok

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I solved that problem

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But I need help with this one

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fringe silo
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Hmm

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@viscid echo Has your question been resolved?

fringe silo
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@viscid echo

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No

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Wait

fringe silo
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The 1st question is 5³

viscid echo
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The answer is 3380

fringe silo
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?

viscid echo
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Yeah it is confusing

fringe silo
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Oh I know

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There is every letter in the alphabet

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But one code must have a e i o u

viscid echo
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Yes

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How did you get number 3380

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I don’t know

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That’s the answer in the booklet

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astral loom
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hi guys can i can ask physic related here

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this is an essay im required to do and i need to calculate something somewhere

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and i have no idea what im suppose to be doing honestly

shadow glade
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can you be a bit more specific, what is your question exactly?

quasi bison
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"i need to make an essay completely from scratch"

astral loom
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oh sorry

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like im pretty sure these are the option

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but idk how theyre related to houses and how im suppose to calculate

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sorry let me clarify; these are the formulas and up there is the requirement for my essay u dont need to help me with the essay i sent it so you get the idea

shadow glade
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you still haven't asked a question : )

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lol

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@astral loom what is the question. We can help until you ask the question

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!status

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astral loom
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sorry i dont exactly have a question with numbers in in im just confuse all the way on what the formula relating to calculating home insulation are

lean otter
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huh

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are you trolling?

astral loom
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noo omg

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maybe its better if i ask in a physic server sorry

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😭😭😭

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._.

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i know kinematics

hard crest
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you probably should also review your notes and your book

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proceed to type .close

astral loom
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my teacher is rushing this she did not teach anything at all since were switching subject right agter this😭😭

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how do i close the thing again

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.close

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just type this exact thing

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.close

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it's also a bit of a skill that you can work on to ask good questions. If you just kind of say "im confused by a formula" without even giving the formula its difficult for people to help you. if you give us the formula and say more specifically "ok i don't know what this letter represents, i do understand this one part" you will be more likely to get help. it's good to be clear with yourself exactly what you underswtand and what you don't and formulate a clear question @astral loom

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sorry we couldn't be more helpful : (

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lol

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how could I have seen the first line?

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the factorising

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$x^2 y^2+x^2+y^2+1$\
$$x^2(y^2+1)+1(y^2+1)$$\
$$(x^2+1)(y^2+1)$$

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🐱!Yajat! 【Catfan1398】🐱

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@unborn wigeon

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fallen thunder
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For a certain probability, the probability that event A will occur is 0.6 and the probability that event B will occur is 0.8. Which of the following values could be the probability that both the event A and the event B will occur? Indicate all such values.

A) 0.1
B) 0.4
C) 0.48
D) 0.6
E) 0.8

fallen thunder
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,, 0 \leq \mbb{P}( A \cap B) \leq \mbb{P} \operatorname{min} { \mbb{P}(A), \mbb{P}(B)} = 0.6

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斗地姿

flint wave
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It's just 0.6*0.8 lol

fallen thunder
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That's one of the answers

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There's more

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Anyway

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Isn't the answer ABCD instead of BCD

glacial cairn
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Are you saying that BCD is supposed to be the answer and you want to understand why?

fallen thunder
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but i think it should be ABCD

fallen thunder
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is the answer wrong?

glacial cairn
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I think the min is 0.4 because if A and B are as far apart as possible, you still get an overlap of 0.4

fallen thunder
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But you can construct a case wher ethe overlap is 0.1, no?

glacial cairn
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I don't exactly know how to translate that formally, I guess there is a min for P(A|B) = P(B|A)

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Not if you want each probability independently to be 0.6 and 0.8

fallen thunder
fallen thunder
fallen thunder
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max is when one set is contained inside another basically the 0.6 thing is inside 0.8 thing

glacial cairn
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Incredible paint skills

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Green is A, blue is B

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You see that 0.6 - (1-0.8) = 0.4

fallen thunder
fallen thunder
glacial cairn
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It's not, but it's not a tight lower bound

fallen thunder
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so what's the correct one?

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the min and max is right yeah but not sure how to connect the inequalities

glacial cairn
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I don't know

fallen thunder
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Oh

glacial cairn
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I guess for 2 events it would be max(0, P(A) - (1-P(B)))

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= max(0, P(A) + P(B) - 1)

fallen thunder
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1 = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B)

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the 1 here is everything in the sample space right

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so pictorially this means

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the sample space is just the two venn diagrams and nothing else?

glacial cairn
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If there is no possibility that neither A nor B happened

fallen thunder
flat frigateBOT
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斗地姿

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斗地姿

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斗地姿

glacial cairn
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That's why I used max(0, something)

fallen thunder
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what is that supposed to mean

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0 not included?

glacial cairn
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If A is contained in B then the probability neither happened is 0.2

fallen thunder
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yes

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1-0.8 = 0.2

glacial cairn
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If A is contained in B then P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B) = P(B), not P(omega)

fallen thunder
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P(A) * P(B) is for independent events so that gives 0.48 okay i get C

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if A is contained within B i get 0.6 so i get D too

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B i did - (1 - 0.6 - 0.8) but i used the logic that P(omega) = 1

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was it supposed to be P(A u B)?

glacial cairn
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I guess you can say that if P(A) + P(B) >= 1 then the min for P(A and B) is found when P(A or B) = 1

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P(A and B) is minimal when P(A or B) is maximal

fallen thunder
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what about P(A) + P(B) < 1

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oh then you're dealing with other elements in the set?

glacial cairn
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Then surely you can find a scenario where P(A and B) = 0

fallen thunder
glacial cairn
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Not sure how to prove it but if P(A) + P(B) < 1 then P(A|B) can be 0

fallen thunder
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I don't see how tbh ughh

glacial cairn
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Same diagram as earlier, just with P(A) + P(B) < 1

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You can clearly see there is no intersection

fallen thunder
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Is this good reasoning?

fallen thunder
fallen thunder
glacial cairn
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Ok so if P(A) + P(B) >= 1 then P(A or B) can be 1, right?

fallen thunder
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sure

glacial cairn
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And we know P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B)

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So P(A and B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A or B)

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P(A and B) = 0.6 + 0.8 - 1 = 0.4

fallen thunder
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you mean 0.1?

glacial cairn
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No

fallen thunder
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but why subtract by 1?

fallen thunder
glacial cairn
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I mean the minimum for P(A and B) is 0.4 and is achieved when P(A or B) = 1

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If you take P(A or B) < 1 then it becomes P(A and B) > 0.6 + 0.8 - 1

fallen thunder
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that just means

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P(A or B) is the sample space?

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i get the 0.4 part

glacial cairn
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In this case yes

fallen thunder
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i just need a counterargument for 0.1

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since my answer initially was ABCD

glacial cairn
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The counterargument is just that 0.1 < 0.4...

fallen thunder
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oh lol

fallen thunder
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i need to find some info on this

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never knew about this tbh

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okay thanks ig i'll check it out later

glacial cairn
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crude vault
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Does the sun exert equal gravitational force on the earth as the earth exerts on the sun? since newtons third law?

tardy laurel
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I Ain’t in school fuck this I randomly joined

crude vault
main mural
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mhm

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notice that both of the m's are there

crude vault
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yeah m1 m2

main mural
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it's for both

crude vault
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because of newtons law?

main mural
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both the sun and the earth experience the same force

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crude vault
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third law

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that makes alot of sense artemetra!

main mural
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np

main mural
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notice that F_1 = F_2

crude vault
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or newtons law of gravitation right?

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f= g m1m2/r^2 * r12

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whats the difference with that equation

crude vault
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crude vault
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so what is r12

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so is whats occuring on the two planets

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or the star and the planet*

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i see so these are both occuring

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third law

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third law is the fact that these forces exist in the first place

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gravitational law is saying what's their magnitude

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yes

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so are the equations the same

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or is the one i provided more specific?

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so i shouldnt even mention the graviational law?

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just third law is more correct?

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what's the task bro

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state what law?

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the law is third law

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Note that the blue force arrow on Earth is the same size as the blue force arrow on the Sun. Why is this so? What law(s) is (are) being illustrated?

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third law

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the blue force arrow is gravity

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just that

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okaie dokie!

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lol

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apologies for confusing

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so no gravitation

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365.2425 days to be exact

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do you know the formula of the interest rate

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sort of

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How do I prove this?

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in vectors, why is i x j = 0 when i x i = 1 and j x j = 1

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Whereas $\vec{i} \cdot \vec{i} = 1\cdot 1 + 0\cdot 0 = 1$
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b)

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idk why but the second line looks pretty incorrect to me

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I multiplied both sides with (x+4)

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yea mb, your answer should be correct then

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Ok so the system is prob incorrect?

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What would you answer on c)

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,w \frac{3x+1}{x+4}=(x-1)

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this

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What about -sqrt(5)

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inputs of logs cant be negative

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The regulation soccer ball is made of leather or a similar material. Its perimeter measures between 68 cm and 70 cm (diameter between 21.65 cm and 22.29 cm), its mass varies from 410 g to 450 g, and its inflation pressure ranges from 1.6 to 2.1 atmospheres.
Although they are also called spherical, the most common soccer balls are shaped like truncated icosahedrons with regular pentagons and hexagons.
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Is there a mathematical way to resolve this? (formula)

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yes

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consider euler's polyhedral formula

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V + F - E = 2

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I have never heard about that

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where V is the number of vertices, F is the number of faces, E is the number of edges

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Mm perhaps

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do you also get these values: There are 20 hexagons and 12 pentagons. There are 60 vertices and 90 edges.

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i mean yeah that's gonna be correct

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How do I evaluate this? I keep getting 49/2

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what is f(x)

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9 I think

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you think?

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I don’t really understand how integrals work

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This is an example problem I’m trying to understand how they got 26

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If its 17 from 0 to 5

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Why do we add them lol?

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Would you agree that from 0 to 7 is like going from 0 to 5, then from 5 to 7

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Think of the number line

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Isnt it the same

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When you put it like that it makes sense

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hello, if |X|=5 and |Y|=3, then |XY|=15?

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groups

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!status

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multiply by cuberoot(4/4)

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2^3 = 8

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thats cube

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acc it makes sense now

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and just add them

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$\sqrt[3]{2}\cdot\sqrt[3]{4}=\sqrt[3]{2\cdot4}=\sqrt[3]{8}=2$

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does this hold generally? If not generally then atleast for arithmetic and gemoetric sequences?

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Does what hold generally? You've just written two expressions with an implication inbetween them

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I mean to ask, for any sequence <an>
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does the above statement hold true for any sequence in general? If not then atleast for arithmetic and geometric progressions?

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It's not true in general unless you write n=0 to n=a-1 on the second sum

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i made a little error, the second limit should be n=a-1

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$a_0 + a_1 + ... + a_b = (a_0 + ... + a_{a-1}) + (a_a + ... + a_b)$

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i mean if n starts with a and goes to b and a is not 0 then n = 0 could be a unkown value, its what i think but imma go chow

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It does hold for all sequences. There's no concern about convergence or anything since this is just a finite sum. This is more or less true by definition!

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thanks, I could prove it generally but I was having trouble trying to do a question using the similar way, now I know there's nothing wrong with the proposition

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would this be 4 and 7?

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not rlly sure how to check it

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yeah everything but 4 and 7

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then factored and got 4 and 7 because 4x7 = 28

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from the 11x

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So you can factor it as (x+4)(x+7)

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yup got that part

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But that doesn't mean that x = 4 is a root

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great so theres more steps?

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Not really

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x + 4 = 0. Then x = ?

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I was following this guide

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-4

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Yeah, so -4 and -7 are the roots you are looking for

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Not 4 and 7

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i see

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Yeah, because 4 and 7 are obviously wrong

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I tried neg too

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Then you made a typo

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Because (-4)^2 = 16, 16 + 28 = 44 and 11*(-4) = -44

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weird calc giving -32

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gives me -32

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,calc (-4)^2+11(-4)+28

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It is (-4)^2 and not -4^2

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Roughly translated it says to find the reason for each statement

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Which step is confusing you?

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I’m not sure if this is how you ask for help in the server

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This is how

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Somebody answered

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Yes but there are like 5/6 boxes to fill in, which step are you stuck on

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I think all

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We can only do 1 step at a time

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It

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Okay let's just start with step 1 then

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$$3(2x+8)+4=16$$
$$6x+24+4=16$$

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Austin

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the problem is asking you to explain the step/reason that happens here

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do you know why?

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I think it had to do with the distribution law or something like that

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Am I right?

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yes

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now answer similarly for the other steps

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I’m not sure of the last one

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My teacher talked about this for like 20 minutes and never talked about it again

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$$6x=-12$$
$$x=-2$$

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Austin

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What happens in between these two lines

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División

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Ignore the accent

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My keyboard is in Spanish

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yes

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so that is the reason

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you can divide both sides of the equation by the same value

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And I just write division

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Is this how you do it

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how can i find the # of digits a number has with its prime factorization?

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take the log base 10

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like if i had like

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well its not like a prime factorization

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wait lemme take a look

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it talks about its use in coding but if we had a string of numbers multiplied together, how would we find it

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for example like 4^6 * 9^5 * 5^12

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take the log base 10 of it

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then use log rules to find the value

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but how would u do that

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have you learned logarithms yet?

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and their algebraic rules

split bear
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yes but i dont have a calculator or any resources that i can use during the pop quiz

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then just leave it in exact form and take the floor or ceiling

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surely you're not supposed to memorize log_10 (p) for every prime p

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so would it be like

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so for example 2^5 * 5^10

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would iut be like

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6 * log_10(2) * 10 * log_10(5)

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This would be outside the circle right?

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Cuz the y cordinent of point z seems to be outside the circle radius

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Idk

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do you know the radius of the circle?

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I think

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thats right

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9.43...

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now, whats the distance from z to the origin

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Uhhh

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I forgor how to get distance

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its the same thing you did for the circle

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But I got this stuff fr

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Uhh I got a negative number but it's like the absolute value right

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It's less fr

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So it's inside????

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how did you get a negative number, what did you do

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it should be sqrt(15+74)

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Oh

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I made a mistake

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Uhhhhhhhh I got 59💀

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7.68....

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So it's inside right fr

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Less than the radius

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Frfr

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what is (-sqrt15)^2+(sqrt74)^2

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I did the negative root

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what?

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-sqrt

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Yes that

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you still squre it

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so its positive

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$(-\sqrt{a})^2 = (-1)^2 \sqrt{a}^2 = a$

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riemann

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Oh uhh 89

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Oh it's on the circle

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yeah

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Ty

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how do i start this problem

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ive been stuck on it for so long

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please any help would be appreciated .....

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!status

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I assume 1, but do you have any work you've written so far?

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yeah

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i was following this video

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on a similar problem

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and first they got the rotation speed by doing 2pi over the minutes it takes for a full revolution in this case 31 minutes

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then they multiplied that number by the diameter

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so 2pi/31 * 125

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that gives you the speed of the passenger i think

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and i got 25.335 meters per minute

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divide by 60 to get meters per second

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i got .4225

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meters per sec

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and then they did sqrt(speed of passnger)^2 - (speed of passenger rising in the problem it says its 0.042)^2

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and i did that

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and its wrong

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this problem is really some bs

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heyo, trying to get the derivative of sin(x^2y^2)=x

i got an answer of y'=((xcos(x^2y^2))/2xy)-y, but the calculator is showin something completely different. i'm definitely isolating the y' incorrectly, but i'm not sure how to do it correctly

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i got to the (2*x^2*y*'diff(y,x,1)+2*x*y^2)*cos(x^2*y^2)=1 successfully by myself

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but that's where i start messing up

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i tried distributing it like this but it didn't really help

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U can press the ✅ to see if ur answer is same as the one they got

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On derivative calculator site

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they didn't match

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Ok can u send ur work

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$\left(2x^2yy'+2xy^2\right)\cos\left(x^2y^2\right)=1$

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Stephen

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i erased most of it, let me try doing it one more time

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Know that u can’t distribute the argument of the cos function to the expression that precedes

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It just becomes

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2x^2 yy’* cos() + 2xy^2 * cos() = 1

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gotcha 👍

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did it correctly now—the reason i kept getting it wrong was because i kept trying to isolate an added term by dividing

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did it by subtracting like you're supposed to, now i finally got the correct answer

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thanks stephen btw

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Np

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Can someone help me with this? I have no idea what it means and I'm not very good at exponents.

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Can you prime factorise 125

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yeah i think so

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i know that 125/5 is 25 so 5 and 25, 1 and 5

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i think the prime factor would be 5

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well, yeah but express 125 as a product of its prime factors

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im assuming the problem is somewhere between the conversion from the 20 min intervals to hours

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but i cant quite figure out how im supposed to solve the right k value

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if i use only the initial and t=20

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i get k=ln2/20

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wouldnt that be the per minute growth rate?

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can i just mult that by 60?

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making 3ln2?

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hi, i'm not sure what this Q means

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At what time does it reach the maximum height? Plug that into the v(t) equation

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Or if v(t) refers to only vertical velocity then you can intuitively think about what the speed should be

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i got this for my answer

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Hey can someone tell me what I did wrong with this set-builder notation problem? the set is : {19, 28, 37, 46, 55, 64, 73, 82, 91} I wrote {x ∈ Z : 0<= x <= 8 and 19 + 9x} got marked wrong twice for it

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19+9x | x in Z | 0<=x<=8

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yes

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it looks bad the way you did it

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looks bad or is incorrect

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What's the correct form ?

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{19+9x | x ∈ Z, 0 ≤ x ≤ 8}

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is how it should be

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ok thank you

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I was confused by this example in my book : {x ∈ Z : 0<= x <= 20 and x is prime}

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I thought that an equation would kind of replace the condition on the right side that x is prime

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there are a lot of conflicting styles/conventions that I've seen in set-builder

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Need help don't really understand the question

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try expanding it?

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,rccw

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you could try taking the derivative of (x+1)^3/(x-1)^2

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and the resulting zeros of that equation is x=-1, 5 correspondingly

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anything smaller than -1 goes on to -infinity so m can't be smaller than -1

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we know that as x approaches infinity, so does teh equation

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as x approaches 1, the equation also approaches infinity