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open bridge
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sorry for my lack of understanding throughout the conversation

broken yew
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allg

strange flint
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No worries, we're all here to learn 😄

broken yew
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i've never used tables but they're good

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open bridge
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tho wait for a sec (sorry 😭)

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if the x-sqrt(10) or x+sqrt(10) is an or, how do you know to color it in?

broken yew
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well pay attention to which is bigger or smaller?

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if i told you x < -3 or 10 < x

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you know the line must look similar to that

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x in (-inf, -3) u (10, inf)

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make sense?

open bridge
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yeah

broken yew
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but if i told you -3 < x or x < 10

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thats actually the same as x in R

open bridge
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ok, I get it

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sorry again, thanks so much again

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topaz swallow
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idk where to start

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rich gazelle
topaz swallow
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i havent done much question that includes space between something so i have no clue

rich gazelle
flat frigateBOT
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Ga³¹Br³⁵I⁵³9000✞

topaz swallow
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i only have problems finding the cases of P

rich gazelle
topaz swallow
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the question says the red squares cant be adjacent

harsh sun
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You will have to take cases

rich gazelle
harsh sun
harsh sun
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2 columns adjacent

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And none adjacent

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That's it

rich gazelle
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Using that you can find P.

rich gazelle
topaz swallow
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im still not sure if im understanding

rich gazelle
topaz swallow
rich gazelle
flat frigateBOT
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Ga³¹Br³⁵I⁵³9000✞

rich gazelle
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$n = 7$: This is the total number of columns the board has.$k = 3$: This is the number of red squares you have to place.

flat frigateBOT
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Ga³¹Br³⁵I⁵³9000✞

rich gazelle
topaz swallow
rich gazelle
topaz swallow
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tbh i dont know where is that thing came from

rich gazelle
# topaz swallow tbh i dont know where is that thing came from

Knowing which columns the 3 red squares will go in, ensuring the columns don't touch horizontally. And then using another formula to determine if they go above or below. To find out which columns they go in, you can use the formula I sent you earlier.

topaz swallow
lost jewel
rich gazelle
smoky sandal
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alternate method:
if you dont want to use that

consider choosing vertical pairs of adjacent squares, there are 7 total. colour them red,for any pair you can choose the other red square in rest squares.

another case would be consider all horizontal adjacent pair for any pair you can place the other red square in rest of the squares except the two below it

add them then you have total unfavourable case

rich gazelle
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More visual.

topaz swallow
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lemme try it rn

lost jewel
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Like an L shape

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Oh wait catcutethink sorry ig you did exclude that case

smoky sandal
lost jewel
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Well yeah, you can have 2 red squares at 6th and 7th and the other one at 5th on the second step

lost jewel
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Then you can also have 2 red squares at 5th and 6th then the other one at 7th on the second step

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So 5th-6th-7th

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Same way but you are overcounting them by introduce steps

smoky sandal
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we can subtract pairs of three adjacent squares from case 2 and should work catcutethink

lost jewel
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I'm not sure, might work and might not idk if there is anymore overcounting, I would avoid using more than one step tho

smoky sandal
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true

topaz swallow
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wait how do i count total number of outcomes for putting 3 consecutive red squares in 7 empty squares lol

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yeah bout that C(k)(n-k+1) i just dont understand why that has a +1 there

lost jewel
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Imagine 5 marbles • • • • •

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Now I put 3 sticks between each gap like this

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• | • • | • | •

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Or • • | • | • | •

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You can see how those sticks can not be adjacent

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These gaps i said include the one out side like • • • | • | • |

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It's actually not a gap but whatever

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So we basically choose 3 gaps out of 5+1 gaps for 3 sticks

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Or 3 gaps out of 8 - 3 + 1
k. n - k + 1

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You're Vietnamese right?

topaz swallow
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ig i will try to understand it tmr, im too sleepy for this thing

lost jewel
# topaz swallow yeah

Có 5 viên bi và 3 que • • • • • | | |, muốn đặt que sao cho ko cạnh nhau thì đặt 5 viên bi ra trc, rồi đặt 3 cái que vào các vách ngăn kể cả 2 bên lề v là 3 cái que k thể nào cạnh nhau đc

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Ý tưởng là như v

lost jewel
rich gazelle
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Think about our explanations tomorrow and try to use for your problem.

topaz swallow
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no worries, i come here just for some clue that could help me finish this

rich gazelle
topaz swallow
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i guess combinatorics aint my thing

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alr

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quaint hedge
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difference between quadratic equation and quadratic factoring

quaint hedge
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?

quasi goblet
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quadratic factoring is a method

quaint hedge
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right but u are solving for x is factoring

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so no difference?

quasi goblet
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equation is the problem, and factoring the tool to solve sort of speak

broken yew
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a quadratic can exist in an expression alone, and you can factor that quadratic expression if you wish

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x^2 + 2x + 1 this is not an equation, but certainly is a quadratic expression which you can factor into (x+1)^2

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There is no "solving for x" in this factoring process

quasi goblet
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yh cleaner way to put it

lone void
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uhh

quasi goblet
lone void
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xd

quasi goblet
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t'was x^2+5x+6 as (x+2)(x+3)

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@quaint hedge Has your question been resolved?

quaint hedge
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what else do i add?

thin bridge
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you need to rewrite that because its wrong

quaint hedge
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what is wrong?

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dang

thin bridge
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you've mixed up adding up / multiplying to
its also not a good idea to mix what a,b represent in the same paragraph

quaint hedge
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got it

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now what do i add?

thin bridge
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fix those things first

quaint hedge
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done

thin bridge
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can't be fixed that quickly

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can you show what you have now?

rich gazelle
# quaint hedge

In factorization you have the terms to the other way around.

quaint hedge
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what wrong now?

thin bridge
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the wording for the turning point is bad

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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ok

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got it

thin bridge
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x-intercepts, not axises
and ideally don't use for multiplication when variable x is present

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and

its also not a good idea to mix what a,b represent in the same paragraph

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wasn't addressed

quaint hedge
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or boss

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ok

thin bridge
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or for simplicitly axis of symmetry is x = -b/(2a)

thin bridge
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is that second x intended to be multiplication x or variable x

quaint hedge
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times

thin bridge
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they look so similar so the reader needs to use additional brain cells

rich gazelle
# quaint hedge

Yeah and you can increase information by talking about the discriminant in the equation complete.

thin bridge
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and in some cases isn't entirely clear

thin bridge
rich gazelle
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Yeah you can use a clearly distribution.

thin bridge
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at this point, better to just rewrite the whole thing

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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I am

rich gazelle
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And we can check if you want. 😉

quaint hedge
thin bridge
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wrong again, similar issue

rich gazelle
rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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is it +?

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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mb

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what is next issue?

thin bridge
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and again ideally don't use a,b to represent things different to the quadratic formula to minimise confusion

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you mixed up the multiplication and addition

quaint hedge
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for me and that is fine for me

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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yep works

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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also pr9b good to talk abpit completing a square because ik that has something to do with quadratics

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how would u explain that?

thin bridge
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fix those mistakes first

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before moving on

quaint hedge
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but it is just a formula

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I want to avoid tje confusion of them being different

thin bridge
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is what just a formula

quaint hedge
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factoring

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with the expressions

thin bridge
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factoring is a process

quaint hedge
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right

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u want me to change expressions. hm

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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I say expressions are x, no?

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oh mb

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I see

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this?

thin bridge
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no

quaint hedge
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that right tho, right?

thin bridge
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you've failed to address the mistake we're mentioning

quaint hedge
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u gonna need to show

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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so make it same as before?

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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u are confusing me

thin bridge
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and as mentioned before since the quadratic formula is for solving
ax^2 + bx + c = 0
ideally you don't want to use a,b, to represent different things immediately afterwards

rich gazelle
thin bridge
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use something different like m,n

rich gazelle
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And then if you want to send again, we will check.

quaint hedge
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changes b and ax to x?

thin bridge
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i also don't understand what you're trying to say with the line after that
"if equal to zero, you rearrange, so x is = to something"

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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but the formula is x^2=ax+b=0

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and that is what we do

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to numbers that add to b and that multiply into ax

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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right

thin bridge
quaint hedge
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no notes

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from head

thin bridge
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then you misremembered

rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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lessons

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anyways guys, ima eat

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i gtg

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do i close?

rich gazelle
rich gazelle
quaint hedge
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not really, but i gtg eat

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do i close?

thin bridge
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using different variables
$$x^2 - mx + n = 0$$
you want the pair that multiplies to the $n$
and sum to $-m$

flat frigateBOT
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ραμOmeganato5

quaint hedge
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guys i gtg for 10 mins

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do i close tho?

rich gazelle
thin bridge
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if ur going to be back so soon, leave it open

quaint hedge
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ok. ty

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thin bridge
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whoops sum to m, not -m

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fiery ginkgo
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can i ask for help here for networking? in cisco packet tracer
I'm trying to do this exercise but i can't figure out how i should build it
can anyone here draw it out for me? I'm kinda struggling

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fiery ginkgo
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plucky elk
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Or frame your question in a better way that gets to the math

soft plover
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high perch
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high perch
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oops

stoic raptor
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mb

high perch
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we both typed at the same time

stoic raptor
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ya lol

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ill move

high perch
fathom jewel
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i'd probably try to substitute u^2=(ax)^2-b^2

high perch
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I thought I had to convert it into a square root

fathom jewel
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there isnt really one way to approach it, might try some various subs out

high perch
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would that even work?

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I don't even know what du would be

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I distributed the 3/2

fiery fractal
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try x = (b/a)sec u

high perch
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where does that come from

fiery fractal
high perch
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I realized I was right and I should convert the bottom into a square root

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let me keep working on it

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ok i have no idea what really to do

gusty pasture
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just do what arc said

high perch
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i don't get it though

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i get it, but i don't really want to plug and chug

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i want to logic behind it but im lost

fiery fractal
high perch
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ban

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yeah but that only works with square roots

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i was trying to convert it to a square root

fiery fractal
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it works with all power of form k/2

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not just 1/2

high perch
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oh

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then what can i do if it's ax^2 - b ? how do i get rid of the a

fiery fractal
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(ax)^2 - b^2 = a^2 ( x^2 - (b/a)^2)

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thats why i said x = b/a sec u ... lol

high perch
fiery fractal
high perch
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oh

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i got b/a

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x = b/a

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OH

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I think i get it now

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so we solve the the denominator but why do we use sec if it's (ax)^2 -b^2

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does the a in front not matter because it's a constant?

fiery fractal
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i dont think i understand what u r askin

high perch
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I can show you my work

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I'm not really sure if we can use sec because of sec is x^2-a and thats (ax)^2 -a

vague phoenix
fiery fractal
fiery fractal
vague phoenix
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☠️

high perch
fiery fractal
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sorry but not sorry

high perch
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i think i messed up

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all i got is b/a

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oh can we still use sec in this case even if a is in front of x?

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that was what i should have said

vague phoenix
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Perhaps you can do some substitution to the denominator to change it into trigonometry form

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For example substuting sec and tan?

fiery fractal
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they seem to not simplify radical from what i understand

vague phoenix
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For example (ax)^2-b^2,to eliminate the power, let b=asec?

high perch
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yeah that's what i was thinking

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if that is even legal

vague phoenix
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Well you can see tan^2x= sec^2X -1 righy

high perch
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yea

vague phoenix
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but (ax)^2-b^2 also have the same structure

high perch
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oh

vague phoenix
vague phoenix
high perch
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yeah i don't understand it at all

high perch
vague phoenix
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Okay

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Then, we wants to make b^2 equivalent to 1

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Let ax =bsec theta

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Right

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This will be (b^2sec theta)^2 -b^2, tell me if you get to here

high perch
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i know x is b/a

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so i think it should be [ (a b/a)^2-b^2 ] ^3/2

vague phoenix
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Alright

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Suppose x=b/asec theta

fiery fractal
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what

vague phoenix
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Then ax = bsectheta

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You agree?

high perch
vague phoenix
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$ax=bsec\theta$

flat frigateBOT
vague phoenix
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You agree?

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If let $x=\frac{bsec\theta}{a}$

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You need to get this

high perch
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i might be tripping balls

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i don't understand anything

fiery fractal
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this is wrong btw ;-;

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synthex error

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or some

vague phoenix
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This

fiery fractal
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;-; u got this minhh

flat frigateBOT
high perch
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yeah i think i got that

fiery fractal
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les go

vague phoenix
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Yeah now you got ax, square it up?

high perch
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Am i doing something weong

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Wrong

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i got ba/sec

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x = b/sec theta/a

vague phoenix
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Sec on the numerator

fiery fractal
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to put that in deno

high perch
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do you guys have a youtube vid on this

vague phoenix
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No

fiery fractal
high perch
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oh

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let me study it for a bit

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oh i think it's not that bad now that i some what get it

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basically the whole thing is a (a sec theta)

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is that right?

fiery fractal
high perch
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oh so (ax)^2 - b^2 doesn't turn out to be a (a sec theta)

fiery fractal
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it becomes (btan(u))^2

high perch
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can you guys do the problem and i look at the work

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because i have no idea how to even start

fiery fractal
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alr ;-;

high perch
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i don't get where the first sec comes from

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unless it comes from x^2-b^2

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I thought it was A (sec theta or something)

fiery fractal
fiery fractal
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its standard trig sub

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when u see sqrt(x^2- a^2) form

high perch
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yea

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so basically we know it's something trig

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because of sec^2x -1 has similar form

fiery fractal
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yes

high perch
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i know but what do i do after that?

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i don't know whether to find a or b or x

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it has the same form as tan^2x

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but surely we cannot assume it's tan^2x

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i don't know what to do

fiery fractal
high perch
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yes

fiery fractal
plucky elk
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high perch
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oh sorry

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it's my fault

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i don't know how to do it at all

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OH

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OH

fiery fractal
# plucky elk !nosols

we were at this for like last 1 hour tryna explain later they asked to well... try to make sense from our work.. so welp i did

high perch
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OH I THINK I GET IT

fiery fractal
high perch
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because it's similar to sec squared -1 we just have sec as ax squared and -1 as b ^2

plucky elk
high perch
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ok now that i finally know how to do this thanks

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fresh birch
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Why is it C as opposed to E?

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fathom jewel
fresh birch
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Yes

fathom jewel
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Let me ask differently, can u tell something special for t=1

fresh birch
fathom jewel
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And in between?

fresh birch
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Wdym?

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It passes through 0 at some point

fathom jewel
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yes v becomes 0

fresh birch
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Yes

fathom jewel
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You have a minimum in E so v(1)=0 but what does the table show

fresh birch
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That 0 occurs between 0 and 1

fathom jewel
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What

fresh birch
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I mean

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Yeah

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0 to 1 second

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Between there

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That’s where velocity drops to 0 momentarily

fathom jewel
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Yes

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Now check the table what the actual value of v at t=1 is supposed to be

fresh birch
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2

fathom jewel
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So that's a contradiction

fresh birch
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But this is a graph of x(t)

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Not v(t)

fathom jewel
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In C you can roughly try to estimate the slope

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x'(t)=v(t)

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We are talking about the derivative

fresh birch
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Sorry I’m just confused

lime pewter
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graph c matches the slope behavior

fresh birch
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I don’t really understand the logic here

fathom jewel
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Do you know what a derivative is?

fresh birch
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Yes

fathom jewel
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So check the slope at t=1

fresh birch
fathom jewel
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In C and E

lime pewter
fathom jewel
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the slope is exactly v(1)

fresh birch
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Ohh

lime pewter
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graph c starts at an orgin and goes slightly downward

fresh birch
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So it’s bc the slope there isn’t 0

fathom jewel
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Yes

fresh birch
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But why aren’t my calculated slopes correct

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From -1 to 2 isn’t it just 3

lime pewter
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yeah ok im not helping am i

fresh birch
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Could u elaborate

fathom jewel
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v already tells you precisely the slope

fresh birch
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Oh, yeah

fathom jewel
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you dont do the secant formula wirh v thats totally wrong

fresh birch
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So what you’re saying

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Is that the slope is literally 2

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At v(1)

fathom jewel
# fathom jewel

The point is E has slope 0 at t=1 but the table says we have slope 2, so E falls out

fresh birch
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Okay yeah yeah

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I get it now

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I forgot to consider the relationship between position and velocity for a second

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Thanks for the help

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lilac relic
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Am I correct?

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lilac relic
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Wait I'm not

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Wait

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Hmmm

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so

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You can't get a number card and a jack queen or king at the same time

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so it would be mutally exclusive

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am I right?

solar hazel
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yea

last compass
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They would be

lilac relic
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so it is mutally exclusive

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lovely

last compass
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You cannot pull a number card that is a face card.

lilac relic
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I'm never totally sure

solar hazel
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i am always sure

last compass
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I like to think about it as “can I choose something that shares qualities”

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If you cannot, they are mutually exclusive. If you can, they are not. This is of course simplified

lilac relic
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because you're the goat

solar hazel
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i'm just kidding

lilac relic
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be the goat

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that's my motto

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thanks chaps

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I might have another question in a sec

quiet juniper
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just don't mix up mutually exclusive w/ independent ig

lilac relic
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This must be right

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beacuse you can both be a breeding bird and be a tui

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actually this might go against my university's code of conduct asking for answers

solar hazel
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what the heck is a breeding bird and a tui

last compass
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Well that got paranoid quick

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last compass
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a breeding bird is just a bird that lays eggs

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and you can be a tui and lay eggs

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so its not mutally exclusive

last compass
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Exactly.

lilac relic
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anyway

last compass
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Both can occur at the same time.

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so I better shut up

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One last thing lol

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solar hazel
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it's not the same question

pine mountain
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greater<->less

solar hazel
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'less than' vs 'greater than'

lilac relic
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also in the first one both the numbers are 160

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unlike in the second one

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the answers to each question are different so...

lilac relic
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The wording is difficult

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which trips you up

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I'll look at it again

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You can be greater than 160cm and less than 170cm at the same time

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,tex

$D_1 = \overline{Q_1}Q_0\overline{w_3}w_2\overline{w_1}\overline{w_0} + Q_1\overline{Q_0}\overline{w_3}\overline{w_2}\overline{w_1}w_0 + Q_1Q_0$

$D_0 = \overline{Q_1}\overline{Q_0}\overline{w_3}\overline{w_2}w_1w_0 + Q_1\overline{Q_0}\overline{w_3}\overline{w_2}\overline{w_1}w_0 + Q_1Q_0$
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is it possible to simplify D_1 and D_0 here?

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these are boolean expressions

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oml

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imo this is as simple it's gonna get

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Hey can yall help

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bro i need help finding the absolute extrema

slate current
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Study how the function varies

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That should help finding extrema

stoic raptor
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yes

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i found the derivative of the function

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it is -2sec^2(x)

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but im not sure of the restriction

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is it just x does not equal to pi/2 + n times pi where n belongs to integer?

slate current
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You sure of this derivative ?

stoic raptor
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yeah

slate current
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You missed a little detail

stoic raptor
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oh yeah theres a 2 in the x argument

slate current
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Yup

stoic raptor
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good catch

slate current
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Then what can you tell about the sign of the derivative ?

stoic raptor
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its negative

slate current
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What do you deduce about the function and it’s extrema ?

stoic raptor
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its got no critical points when f'(x) = 0

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only when f'(x) is undefined then it may have critical points

slate current
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That’s not quite it

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The critical point and extrema relation only concerns points that are interior to the segment

stoic raptor
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i dont what to deduce

slate current
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What’s the function’s monotony ?

neon locust
slate current
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Why ?

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It makes no sense here

neon locust
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i learned it that way

slate current
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I can assure you that this has no use here

stoic raptor
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x does not equal pi over 4

neon locust
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if u say so

slate current
stoic raptor
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i dont think theres any restrictions iwthin the specified interval

slate current
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Indeed

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Everything is well defined

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There wouldn’t be any extrema if there was a discontinuity anyway

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So what does the sign of the derivative tell you ?

stoic raptor
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i dont know

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the ngeative sign?

slate current
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What does it imply about the function ?

stoic raptor
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its flipped for tangennt?

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it reflects x-axis

slate current
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No, something simpler than that

stoic raptor
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oh its decreasing

slate current
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Exactly

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Then what are the extrema ?

stoic raptor
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oh

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just the endpoints then right?

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because it is a closed interval

slate current
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Yup

stoic raptor
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ohh ok i understand it now

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thank you very much @slate current for your help

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Np 😉

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i am now enlightened

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i need help

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💀 for the third time, just post the question mate

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oh srry

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💀

lime pewter
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so this is a pic from a help forum

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someone keeps telling me the answer is a and c but i keep telling them its not

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hold on i recognise that font

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wait lol i remember this question

lone void
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no no no

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!show

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i forgot his name

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!status

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plucky elk
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that part

open wedge
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1 through 7 choose one

lone void
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open wedge
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so it's 5 right?

lime pewter
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so i need help indentifying the real answer

lone void
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lime pewter
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can i just get yall opinion on wht the answer might be a and c or b and c

lone void
lime pewter
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ty

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sending kindergarden things twice and now basicly impossible stuff

lone void
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bruh

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if ur done u can close the channel w .close

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.clsoe

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Why is something like (2-y) suddenly (2+y) and how is that allowed

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!xy

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Ah

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True

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modest thistle
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Its just... I really was always against the idea of just changing the signs.... it never made sense. I always thought of these "things" with variables as templates. Why should the template be changable?

mighty mango
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you mean

mighty mango
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turning into

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-3a+4b

modest thistle
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Yeah

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I really didnt even know it was that

warm warren
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$(-1)\times(3a) - (-1)\times(4b)$ is what?

flat frigateBOT
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Annie Maqionde

mighty mango
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you didnt just change "one" sign. you changed two!

the expression within the brackets is 3a-4b. the bracket is here for a reason, telling you that the negative on the "outside" of the bracket is to be distributed on the terms inside of the brackets

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its like how
2(a+b) = 2a+2b

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you distribute the 2

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above is the same sitaution
-(3a-4b) = -1 * (3a-4b)

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so you distribute the negative 1.

mighty mango
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which after simplifying does indeed give -3a+4b.

we didnt just change the sign of -4b. the -1 was distributed on both of them and thus changed both of their signs.

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this is NOT -3a

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its 3a in a bracket and the -1 is to be distributed on what's insidfe of the bracket.

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Ill look at it

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i think you just took a picture

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Hello opal

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I don't know about Desmos, but in GeoGebra you just right click the axis and there are options for scale

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Yeah

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Also, by the way, are you sure this is the correct function?

timid ridge
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in desmos hold shift over the axis

normal moss
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Also by the way

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I might have misunderstood what you meant by scale

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Maybe try scrolling out

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Since your increments are by 0.01

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Currently

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Well

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Yeah

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Because that's the function

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Better to scale an axis then

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I only quickly looked and it seemed correct

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you have found out the terms correctly but there are few mistakes

smoky sandal
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eh

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how do i rename the channel

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You can't

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🥀

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Use . at the start to not claim it

smoky sandal
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the 150 degree is not a horizontal shift but rather it indiates your position at starting point , then you add 160pi x because that is the angular speed

f(x) = 28 sin(160pix + 150) + 31
sub x = 0 ( time = 0)
f(0) = 28 sin(150) +31 =45
your angle turns out to be 150 at the start
if you sub x= 0 in 28 sin 160pi (x-150) + 31
it will be 28 sin (160pi(-150)) + 31 which is not your initial height

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pretty much

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i scaled them a bit so its easy to look at

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this function is different you need to put 160pi inside the bracket \
$$28\sin (160pix + 150) + 31$$

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what you have written is $28 \sin (160\pi (x + 150)) + 31$ which becomes $28 \sin (160\pi x + 160\times 150) + 31$ \
the function should be $28\sin (160\pi x + 150) + 31$

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if you move your cursor on an axis then press shift and zoom the scale changes only for that axis

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tbh why do you need the graph

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Hi so im currently stuck on this question. Tried getting help from Ai aswell and it just gave different answers. So to rationalise we have to multiply by the conjugate right? how would you do it in this question. Thanks

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fathom jewel
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yes

vast sequoia
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and then multiply by 1+rootx

undone beacon
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But when i expand bracket it gives me -x - root(x) + 2? doesent that seem kinda off since you dont want any square roots in denominator?

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undone beacon
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didnt quite understand this image could you elaborate a bit more pls kinda stuck on this question alot

fathom jewel
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i just multiplied the denominator out and have a-b so i can extend the fraction by a+b

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fathom jewel
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,w (x-sqrt(x)-2)sqrt(x+2)/((x+2)(1-x)) = sqrt(x-2)/(sqrt(x+2)(1-sqrt(x))

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no clue how you got that numerator

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,, \f{\sqrt{x-2}}{\sqrt{x+2}-\sqrt{x+2}\sqrt{x}} \cdot \f{\sqrt{x+2}+\sqrt{x+2}\sqrt{x}}{\sqrt{x+2}+\sqrt{x+2}\sqrt{x}}

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topaz summit
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what could $E(T, V, N) = v \epsilon (T)$ be indicating. I get the mathematical notation but i can't quite put it into words

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glaedr_

topaz summit
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the function is equal to very small 'v' values?

frigid pewter
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Context?

toxic phoenix
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It depends on the context

topaz summit
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The context is that it's the equation of state of a thermodynamic system where T,V,N are temperature, volume and number of molecules and v is the number of moles of the system

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Ohhh

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The average outcome is driven entirely by how this small/variation/error function behaves over T

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hmmm

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crude vale
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hello guys i don’t get this frq

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crude vale
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if someone can coach me thru it 🥺

vague phoenix
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You should take derivatives both sides in A

crude vale
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i have a question about that

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when i take the dy/dx of both sides

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why does it only go to the x on the left side and not the y as well

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wait nvm i got it

vague phoenix
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Product rule

crude vale
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i did ittt

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i dont get part b and c

broken forum
crude vale
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im not sure

broken forum
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well dy/dx is telling you how much y is changing with respect to x at a point

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i.e. its the gradient at that point

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so if I wanted the equation of a straight line/ a tangent at a point well

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  • I know its gradient
crude vale
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i know the dy/dx = 0

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how do i find the coordinates

vague phoenix
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you found derivatives in A already

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when is a tangent line horizontal?

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what will its slope be?

crude vale
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0

vague phoenix
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there we go

crude vale
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so i just set that equalt o -

vague phoenix
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now make dy/dx = 0

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find y

crude vale
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i got y=0

vague phoenix
crude vale
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0 doesnt equal 2

vague phoenix
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then what does this tell?

crude vale
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for the explain part would i just say it doesnt exist because there is an inequality ?

vague phoenix
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if 0=0, then there exists a point when the tangent become horizontal, else no

crude vale
vague phoenix
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we are just testing if y=0 works

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not find the points

crude vale
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oh

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to find where the line tangent to the curve is vertical

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wouldnt that be undefined

vague phoenix
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correct

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when is a function undefined?

crude vale
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0/0?

vague phoenix
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or just a calculation

worldly lantern
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in that case we solve by taking denominator = 0

vague phoenix
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the denominator = 0

vague phoenix
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crude vale
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so i solve for denominator = 0

vague phoenix
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denominator of what

crude vale
crude vale
vague phoenix
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skibidi

crude vale
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toliet

worldly lantern
vague phoenix
crude vale
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isnt dy/dx slope

vague phoenix
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it is

crude vale
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i got y=sqrt2x

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do i have to plug that into the original 😿

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yes

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fml

vague phoenix
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ylif

crude vale
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i lost

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@vague phoenix

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keen mulch
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Geometry

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!redir

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ok gime a sex

vague phoenix
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sex

crude vale
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sec!

keen mulch
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Pls

worldly lantern
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keen mulch
vague phoenix
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no

worldly lantern
crude vale
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did i do ts right 🥹🙏

vague phoenix
crude vale
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i’m scared

vague phoenix
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move y^3 to LHS

crude vale
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wait

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i see the vision

worldly lantern
vague phoenix
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bro recognised sth

vague phoenix
worldly lantern
worldly lantern
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bro hasnt got helpful yet

worldly lantern
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im waiting for d part

vague phoenix
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OP is visioning sth

crude vale
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was my vision correct or

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did i airball

vague phoenix
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correct

crude vale
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do i solve to get x now

vague phoenix
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yes

crude vale
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for yk the coordinate

vague phoenix
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subs in original

crude vale
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that’s my coordinate

vague phoenix
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good correct

crude vale
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i am cooked on the ap exam

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for part d

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how can it be (1/2,-2)

worldly lantern
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wdym how

crude vale
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i thought at (1/2,1) the slope is undefined

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why is there another y value at the same x

worldly lantern
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both of em satisy the eqn so

crude vale
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oh

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hard to visualize

worldly lantern
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it doesnt have to be a graphable function

whole hill
crude vale
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whats a parametric equation...

whole hill
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You could think of it as x and y are both functions of ‘t’

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While it’s not a must, it’s common to think of ‘t’ as time

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As I’m ticking and moving through time, how does my x position change

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And then independently from that, as I’m ticking through time, how does my y position change

worldly lantern
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the given equation is called a reduced equation , where you eliminate t , to get x in terms of y , or basically just a relation in x and y

crude vale
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so thers a y vs t and x vs t graph?

whole hill
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But you plug in ‘t’ for both x and y to get a point

crude vale
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how do i find my t

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is 2/3 one of them

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crude vale
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oh

worldly lantern
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you just have to calculate rates of change wrt t

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in the 4th part

whole hill
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So this is just implicit

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lol

crude vale
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ik might sound like beginner but i never rlly understood what with respect to x or y mean

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and is that the same thing as in terms of x or y

worldly lantern
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since the rate of change dx/dt = 2/3 , differentiate given eqn wrt t and find relation between x,y,dx/dt, and dy/dt
you will get the value of dy/dt from there

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crude vale
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something in the equation?

whole hill
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So,

3xy + 7x^2y^3 - 2

Has how many terms?

crude vale
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3

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crude vale
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😭

whole hill
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So, when you say a function is in TERMS of ‘x’

worldly lantern
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bro went back to 4th grade

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worldly lantern
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basically, if y is in terms of x , replacing x by a constant number should give a constant value of y too

crude vale
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oh

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what about wrt

worldly lantern
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wrt is when you differentiate something wrt something

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in dx/dt we calculate rate of change of x wrt t

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which means that we wanna see how x changes when t changes

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Once Freddie speaks, it gives critical damage

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crude vale
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confusing part

whole hill
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You assume all the variables in an equation are functions of t

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whole hill
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You’re right though

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The ‘t’ exists

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We just don’t have know what it is

crude vale
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i guess bro

whole hill
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We just make the assumption that every variable is a function of ‘t’

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crude vale
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i think yeah

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vague phoenix
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We only need t to make dy/dt=dy/dx * dx/dt works

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crude vale
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is this still calc 1

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whole hill
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I’m just going on a tangent.

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To what curve?

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Idk

crude vale
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my butt

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