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I've also listened to people intentionally self-sabotage so they "don't get pushed into a higher tax bracket" despite that being absolutely the wrong thing to do
so I'm really skeptical in general of people who don't understand math well, but complain that it's not useful in life
taxes are just one example
morally, or economically?
economically
economically
they are holding themselves back thinking they will get more tax return by doing so?
they are holding themselves back thinking they'll end up with more money
That’s not sabotaging then
donate the money except a dollar which you keep for yourself lol
Lol
Avid do you understand why donating to save money is dumb
Like where they are messing up because they don’t understand piecewise
donating in general doesn't save you anything on your taxes until you get above a certain point in deductions
ya, so they wanna stay under a certain threshold, to stay under a bracket in order to be taxed less on their income. you are saying that its morally and economically wrong to do so? maybe they will go on vacation with their family for a month instead of work and go over that month, i dunno if it's so cut and clear
because your total deductions are also ... piecewise
in the sense that donations are itemized deductions
If the tax bracket are in 10k and you make 15k
lol and I guess you're one of those people who can't visualize a tax bracket
Say you donate 5k because you want to be in only the 10k bracket
if you understood piecewise functions, you'd understand that you end up with LESS MONEY if you donate to go into a lower tax bracket lmfao
So you have 10k taxed at 10k bracket
you're saying they would actually make more by going over the bracket?
Or if you didn’t donate you would have 10k at 10k and 5k at 20k bracket
yes that's obvious to someone who understands piecewise functions
Money that is taxed is more than nothing at all
the only case when you'd end up with less money is if your effective marginal tax rate is greater than 100%
oh donation, ya but maybe they just wants to take time off, nothing wrong with that either. who are we to judge what their business is, from a moral standpoint
this sometimes happens with rapid phase-outs of certain credits/deductions, but it's a very narrow thing
to not go over and make too much
instead of donating, it's giving to travel resorts lol
@mild basin can you calculate the tax liability of a single filer with $30,000 of taxable income?
it’s not usually a vacation
12% according to that chart
looks like it
the government thanks you for your donation in excess of what you are legally required to pay
you still don’t get it avid
see why understanding piecewise functions is important????
lmfao the chart isn't missing anything
you don’t understand piecewise functions
you're missing the understanding
well then, it looks like donation is taking place after all. just to the government
well technically this is describing a piecewise constant function, which then gets integrated into the function which represents tax liabilities
which is piecewise linear
not tax deductible, though the government is nice and will actually tell you that you calculated it incorrectly and give you your money back
what you won't get back is all of the poor decisions that made your tax liability higher than it should've been
alright, so you need to show me the full chart(s) rather than expect me to guess the right answer
The cropped chart has all the info you need
this is exactly why i would take it to the tax professionals, as i stated originally. silly mistakes like this, not filling out proper forms, paying too much, getting too little back
it’s not compclisted
the tax professionals won't tell you the stuff you should do BEFORE the tax filing season is there
You just don’t understand piecewise
lol
there are things you can do BEFORE the year is up to reduce the amount that the tax professionals calculate
it does
thanks for sharing that after the fact you cropped it
??
Sacc isn’t trying to trick you
why do you need to know about married people
why do you need to know about net investment income tax
why do you need to know about long term capital gains lmfao
learn piecewise functions
if thats where 30K is
i'm just looking at this chart, what does piecewise have to do with it
sacc you want to just explain it or nah
i don't know how this would help me to see other numbers not visible on the cropped image, or understand tax laws as per certain countries
honestly I'm feeling a little lazy writing out the latex
me too
almost every country that has an income tax computes taxes this way with marginal rates
so to answer your question, no, I cannot. there are other factors in play
I'll basically tell you how piecewise relates to this
no there aren’t
lol i gave the answer from the picture provided, it was wrong, so clearly there is other math involved here
other math yes
the taxes are computed as a piecewise linear function, where it's defined to be continuous, and the slope at every interval is given by the percentage in the chart
Not other factors
are you referring to factors as in the multiplication of factors equaling a product?
i'm using the term loosely, other "things" at play
basically, what the chart says is that you pay 10% on your first $22,000 of income, and then you pay 12% on the next $67250
For married filers
Ohhh, of course. Alright, that makes sense. I definitely misread this, my bad... All countries do this the same way?
it's $11,000 and $33625 for single filers
It’s not obvious though
For sure
I don't know the tax laws of all 196+ countries in the world, but the vast majority do it
You need to know the intuition behind piecewise functions
Which is what we have been trying to explain
something like this no
Intentionally unobvious? lol, like I wonder why they don't make it more clear
Is this nordic
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but taxes in Denmark are too high
Køter — Today at 12:50 AM
yes
[12:50 AM]
for me, you guys don't have jobs
[12:51 AM]
get money from studies`
I gotta get some sleep haha, it's late here..
i just use verbal language
nah
lol yeah that's not exactly what he meant
so translation is weird haha
he meant for me it's meaningless, because I have no job
Are you getting a phd?
a phd to call yourself doctor
masters atm. in denmark they pay you throughout though
so that’s a job
its 5:54am here 💀
still haven't slept or having morning coffee?
Did you wake up or stay up
stay up
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fake
they interviewed him and he's napping in the video hahaha
maybe no deep sleep or something, i dunno, they say it's PTSD after Vietnam War
can't be good for the body
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found that on Reddit, apparently it's still an unsolved mystery.. sounds fake for sure, but ...
when you got class tmrw
gn
oh thats so late
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how do u do this
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Use spherical coordinates. Find the volume of the solid that lies within the sphere x2 + y2 + z2 = 4, above the xyplane, and below the cone z=sqrt(x^2+y^2)
Bit confsed on how to find phi on this problem
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B. Reduce
i need help
See if something factors out and then cancels
Also by reduce you mean simplify, right?
yeah translating isnt really my strong point
so like i know i can turn the top into 2x(x + 2)
but idk what to do with the bottom one
isnt that (a+b)(a-b) thing
(x+2)(x-2)
yep
yessir
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Over reals, cauchy implies convergent and convergent implies cauchy right?
But under the rationals
it only goes convergent -> caughy right?
ALSO
Differentiality -> Continuity
& also
Continuity -> Integrabilty
all arrows imply one way implications
correct?
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over rationals
it only goes convergent -> cauchy?
yes
Differentiality -> Continuity
Continuity -> Integrabilty
correct?
from f:S -> Reals
id doesnt go both way for those right?
yes as i said before
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Hi
@light mica read #❓how-to-get-help
And you already have #help-18
one sec
,rccw
Which question/part?
Are you familiar with" long division method"
Yeah thats the method we are supposed to do
Then what's stopping you?
Idk how to
This math video tutorial provides a basic introduction into polynomial long division. it explains how to find the quotient with the remainder given the dividend and the divisor.
Algebra Review:
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Ive seen that video already
yes write it in that long division format.
Then n times what equals n^2?
Idk-
Do you realise what ^2 means?
yeh
What's 2^2?
n x n?
n
yes!
So now you'd subtract n(n-1) from your dividend
Like he does in the video.
I hope you realise how to do that.
Yes, the only thing is that you also multiply that -1 by n.
You don't only multiply n by n but entire (n-1) by n
That is 1 n
-1n
Oh -1 x n is -1n
Yes.
Now subtract.
-2n - (-n) = -n
And there's 1 remaining.
So you have - n + 1
Do you get this?
Oh ok
it is correct.
Thanks
You're welcome, can you similarly do the other parts?
You're free to seek assistance once you get stuck...
Ill try
😢
You're late.
hmm k why do you have iota as your pfp (like complex numbers?)
Irrelevant.
This correct?
And that's not the purpose of this help channel, so yes. Don't.
In the quotient it should be m - n
I get mixedup with signs
Quotient is m-n
How to know which sign comes in the quotient
If you look at the term inside the division(dividend or wahtever not sure) you see that it is just (m-n)^2 then you can cancel this with the denominator
m^2 -2mn+n^2 = (m-n)^2
I still dont have clue
Quotient X Divisor + Remainder = Dividend
like quotient is m-n, divisor is m-n and remainder is 0... Hope u understand
Yeh i do
Thanks
This?
How about this?
This one has numbers
And idk how to do it with numbers
Hello?
4a^2+4a+1 by 2a-1
How to do that
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For any sets A and B, show that
P ( A ∩ B ) = P ( A ) ∩ P ( B ).
Really having trouble grasping what the first step might be
this isnt true
and the expression "P ( A ) ∩ P ( B )" doesnt make sense
did you mean P ( A ) x P ( B )?
or is this power set?
power set, maybe
if its powerset then you can just the definition and get the proof directly
i dont follow
could you please elaborate a bit
a powerset is the set of all the subsets
intersection of 2 sets
prove double set inclusion
if x is in P ( A ∩ B ) then ... therefore x in P ( A ) ∩ P ( B )
and other way around
yes
mb
oooh i think i get it
why is that necessary to prove?
to prove A = B one must prove that A is subset of B and B is subset of A
if you just prove one way, you dont know that every element of P ( A ) ∩ P ( B ) is in P ( A ∩ B )
i understand now
thank you so much
have a good day:)
i'll close this channel now
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WHere did the sqrt 3 come from?
height of an equilateral triangle whose given side is a is equal to sqrt(3)a/2
I dont understand
how do you find the height?
im sorry
of course I can do basic Pythagoras theorem
the height is on the z axis, right?
comes out of the page
right, I get it now.
Thanks
it would seem so
also what level calc is this 👀
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how do i differentiate this
$\dv{y}{x}=\frac{\dv{y}{t}}{\dv{x}{t}}$
A Lonely Bean
Chain rule, basically
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im not struggling with the chain rule, its the actual differentiation of dx/dt
no
ive nevee been taught it
Hm, I see
Then using chain rule is not the way
Instead we need to express y in terms of x
From x = 4 * 2^-t + 3 we have 2^t = 4/(x - 3)
Now you simply plug this into y = 3 * 2^t - 5 and differentiate
ive done chain rukle but not a^x
Forget about the chain rule
Have you done for e^x though?
No, they haven't been taught about e^x
oh I can't read 
Hmmm real weird then, but anyways, I shall leave it to you 
Just express y in terms of x like I showed
ok
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where in this picture does it say to let guess = 25?
i told me that its right
when i hit show solutio
but it didnt give an explanation
it just said 25
and im not sure why
Did you do this?
yea
i did
2(1) + 2(3) + 2(5) + 2(7) + 2(9)
and it gave me a bigger number
but it said to add 5 numbers
so
I think you are supposed to replace the 25 with your own guess

but it said its wrong
The odd numbers are like in a form 2i-1
i did that because it said to do the stuff with odd numbers
oh
wot
Either you can do it like 1 + 3 + 5 etc
Or something like (2(1) -1) + (2(2)-1) + (2(3)-1) etc
I think you might have
did you compute 1, 1+3, 1+3+5 and 1+3+5+7 like they said to
oh
Note that the first bit where they do this is for the even integers
where did it ask me to
Note however inside that the numbers there can be odd, they’re taking the general form of even integers to be 2k for some integer k
Here btw is where they asked you to
how do u know what positive numbers they r talking abotu
“…try adding the odd positive integers together…”
1+3+5+7+9 =
wait
oh shit
its 25
bruhh
i thought the problem was more complicated than it seems
because of the weird symbols
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that were in the text
thx
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From the sec tan pythagoras identity
Um actually I was not getting any identities like this in my book or nor even in internet
$\sec^2 x - \tan^2 x = 1 \therefore (\sec x - \tan x)(\sec x + \tan x) = 1$
see if u can go from there
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-1?
Should be 1
sec²x=1+tan²x
oops mb
No problem
Stephen
I can barely ever remember the signs on that identity lol dw
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Im really having some trouble understanding the wording of probability questions
From my understanding
Total = 25
16 study either art or music?
19 study either 1 or both art and music?
So neither art nor music would be 25-19
= 6
I am not sure how to figure out the rest of the values within the venn diagram
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Is this for probability
should be 16 study nothing or study art or study music
That's not true. The question is asking for what you have as x4 and x2.
Yes, you can. And that's not the best way to do it anyway
Yes
here are the answers if that makes it any clearer.
I kinda do, just need to get the question straight
Let n be the students taking neither course.
That would be 6 correct?
^
As stated in my original go at the explanation
I was able to get that
then got confused with the other values
Then its the 19 studying a b and m right?
Then you also have that a + m + n = 16, and since you got n = 6, then what can you do
When it says "16 of them study at most one of Art and Music"
Is this what you are referring to?
yes
ok so what equations do you have then?
a+b = 10
why a+b?
sorry a + m - b = 10
oh right, just a + m then
good
what can you do w/ that now?
yes
right okok
I get that now
I think just the wording threw me off a bit
Now, for next question relating to the venn diagram
it says this
Does this mean, when picking 2 studnets, one has to be a and one has to be m?
or both from a, or both from m
yes
yes I believe so
Ok, yep that makes sense
I never feel confident with these quetsions
like, just the wording sometimes isnt clear at first glance
no worries, glad you got there
and I end up thinking multiple possible scenarios
anyway, thanks for the help
this question is sorted now
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Using the graph below, between what values of x is the graph nonlinear and decreasing? Describe the graph of the function between x = 3 and x = 5.
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what’s DE
don’t you have text version of a problem? I think DE and BC should be parallel to each other, otherwise this question is unanswerable for now
okay, so you forgot about D point here
rkky
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wdym
do you recall Tales theorem?
yes
Okay now from that fact, can you tell me the ratio of AD:AB?
the middle point
Okay...what does the middle point do to a line?
like the middle of the line?
Yep
When you put a midpoint on a line
What does it do to the original line?
Like line AB here
We put a midpoint to it
It became AD and DB
Right?
i guess yes
Okay
Now midpoints are really cool in the sense that they can divide the line into 2 equal parts
Right?
yes
In our case, AB becomes AD + DB
Now since midpoints divides into 2 equal parts, can't we say that AD = DB?
yes
AD + DB?
is AB
yes
Now this looks like a ratio
Also before we go further, are triangles ABC and ADE similar or not?
yea
They're similar?
No guessing 😁
Yep
And AD is part of AB and AE is part of AC so triangle ADE is similar to ABC
Now since they are parallel, doesn't that mean that they have the same ratios?
im not sure
Why not sure?
idk 
yes
That means the sides are related to each other under one ratio, correct?
yes
So...that means that if we take for example the ratio of AD:AB, we will get the similarity ratio of both triangles
ohh
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so for those to be parallel
TS to TQ ratio is TR to TP ratio
system of equations
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If tanx= −2 then tan(π+x)
I understand the basics
like how to do it if it were tanx = -2 then tan(-x)= 2
But I'm not quite sure how to understand pi+x
tan is periodic with period pi
Okay yeah yeah yeah
So like a circle right
add pi
That changes the quadrant its in
That's what its doing here right
ok so
a negative tan would be q2 or q4, but regardless of adding pi or not the answer stays negative
I got the right answer from that, if there's a better explanation lmk I'm still trying to figure this all out
yeah there is a better explanation
tan(x+pi) = tan(x)
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I can't speak English.
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Isn't this an international server though?
If it is, I was not made aware. I had assumed it was English only given that I have never seen anything else pretty much
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$k = 0, \pm1, \pm2,.......$ \
$x = \pm \frac{\pi}{6} + k\pi$ \
Solution of what: \
a. $cot2x = 1 + cotx$ \
b. $sin2x - cosx = 0$ \
c. $cosx + 2cos2x = 0$ \
d. $tan2x = 3tanx$ \
e. $sinx + sin2x = 0$ \
Bunnings
Is the correct ans "b" ?
10 counts of 
arguably 11 if we count the first line not being $k \in \bZ$ as another one
Ann
anyway, b has solutions other than x = ±pi/6 + kpi, and -pi/6 is not a solution of b either
sorry i did not understand
i thought b could be ans because some of its values match the criteria
incorrect
i dont know how to solve cot2x = 1+cotx
you need ALL values to match, otherwise you could add total garbage into the solution set and be none the wiser
yeah i figured
double angle identity on cot(2x), then you have a polynomial equation in cot(x)
i''ll give another shot and let you know
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i get 2 solutions if i solve cot2x = 1+cotx,
$(cotx-1)(3cotx+1)=0$ \
cotx = 1, satisfy the condition but $cotx = -\frac{1}{3}$ dont
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Bunnings
$\cot(x)$, not $cotx$ (and otherwise for other trig functions)
Ann
also i am somewhat doubtful
ok
let me show my work
,w simplify cot(2x) - (cot^2(x)-1)/(2cot(x))
ok
the identity checks out
as does the factorization
now... what is the solution set of cot(x)=1?
pi/4
that's far from the only solution
but even so
do you think even this falls under ±pi/6 + kpi?
yeah pi/4 + pin
oh no
well then don't claim it does
$\cos(x)$ not $cos(x)$
Ann
anyway, you have applied the double angle identity for cot earlier
i think you also know the one for cos
Bunnings
yes, cos has 4 double angle formula
i'm confused rn
are you buridan's-assing yourself over formulas 1, 2 and 3?
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why does this recursive function shows this kinda pattern, I mean the values are oscillating in a certain range...
f(x) = f(x-1) - f(x-2) = [f(x-2)-f(x-3)] - f(x-2)
= -f(x-3)
so this periodicity is just a consequence of your recurrence relation applied twice
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Why ∫_{0}^{r}\sqrt{r - x}dx = a○
$\int_0^r\sqrt{r-x}\dd{x} = a$?
A Lonely Bean
whats a?
a? = \prod_{k = 1}^{a} k \neq a○
Oh god, already implying a =/= a?
a○ = ±\pir^2
Can you screenshot the problem or?
I assume you mean $a = \pi r^2$ because a can't be negative here
A Lonely Bean
Also, $\int_0^r\sqrt{r-x}\dd{x}=\pi r^2$ is false
A Lonely Bean
What you posted doesn't contain x^2 
It isnt circle, its square
So, were you curious about why $\int_0^r\sqrt{r^2-x^2}\dd{x}=\pi r^2$
A Lonely Bean
Which is also false btw, it's pir^2/2
What squares are you talking about?
And it will be cancelled by square root so it is just ∫_{0}^{r}r - x dx
A Lonely Bean
Also because of \sqrt{x ^2 ± y ^ 2} = x ±y because square root cancels ^2 for every formula
I am sorry to tell you but that is misinformation
Don't do calculus without being able to handle basics
I recommend you to revise algebra
I dont think it would find reason of reason why ∫_{0}^{r}\sqrt{r - x}dx = a○
I believe you can find that in khan academy as well
It wouldnt. But it would find reason why sqrt(a^2+b^2)=/=a+b
you gotta have a decent background in algebra to do calculus
apparently you dont. Sorry
Starting from pre-algebra, I learned calculus in 2 months with khan academy. With your current background you could be able to do it in a single month
what is her question exactly?
My closest guess is "Why $\int_0^r\sqrt{r^2-x^2}\dd{x}=\frac{\pi r^2}2$"
A Lonely Bean
But she keeps rewriting $\sqrt{r^2 - x^2}$ as $r - x$
A Lonely Bean
And puts it under another root for some reason
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Are you wondering why $\int_{-r}^r\sqrt{r^2-x^2}\dd{x}=\frac{\pi r^2}2$?
Or you just gonna do the same old bs where you just click the X multiple times
Umbraleviathan
Shouldn't it be -r to r
fake
Why do you read old messages?
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How the term in green evaluated?
multiply numerator and denominator by e^x
(e^x)/(e^x - 3/e^x + 2) = (e^x)/(((e^x)^2 + 2e^x - 3)/e^x) = (e^2x)/(e^2x + 2e^x -3)
@craggy dagger @warm sun Okay, One more thing, they assumed e^x =t then the second last term should be t^2.
yeah, but didn't understand what exactly happened here.
Denominator is just factorization
$\frac{dt}{dx}=?$
Element118
do you remember how that relates to integration by substitution
Don't know if I'm missing something here.
,w integration by substitution
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,w u-substitution
okay I'll see.
Thank you so much @craggy dagger @warm sun
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hey, in the following image
lets imagine that the circle is a perfect circle
and i have the angle of the green triangle, and the radius of the circle
how should i solve the area of the green triangle?
is it possible?
i mean, its not a triangle per say, but you get the point
Is the triangle equilateral
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so
yes, but only with it extend
to the rest, like
this triangle is equilateral
i have the answer from the internet
but i didnt understand
it says that 2r = (10\sqrt{3})/2
why is that?
here (its in portuguese)
the fact that that angle is 120 i get it
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I am on the last part of ther question
and am struggling to solve the improper integral
this is answer for the parts before the last one because it is much neater than my working XD
from my knowledge the volume around the y axis should be:
could you ping me if u respond because I wont be tabbed in
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a volume of revolution around the y-axis?
no
i havent seen that one before
thats for rotation about the y axis?
if its about the y axis how does using x work?
cos your limits would be y coords no?
no, 0 and 1
if it is 'about the y axis' that means it is going around the y axis right?
yeah
i was able to show ln(2) > 2/3 with this method
hmmm
if your limits are y coordinates how can you put them in a function of x
i still dont get that
no, the limits are x-coordinates
well the formula is derived differently
look up disk method and washer* method if you want to learn
yep. let me know if it works out
you have to use this property to prove ln(2) is larger than 2/3
hmm ok
the limits of integration should be converted to y
one sec, i'll give it a try
it has to be between 1 and 0 again because the curve has a range of 0 < y <= 1
ah ok. yeah so because of the "dy" your limits of integration should be:
y(0) = 1/1 = 1
and
y(1) = 1/2
a better formula would be:
$V = \pi \int_{y(a)}^{y(b)}[x(y)]^2dy$
hannibal
wait but how can we integrate between 2 and 1 of the curve
if it doesnt even go above 1
it should be:
$x^2 = \frac{1}{y} - 1$
hannibal
okok
... which you got
nah i read your thing wrong
long day, let me try
i read it as y(1) = 2
oh ok
well, you integrate along the y-axis instead of the x-axis
yeah
what you're doing with that formula is integrating along the y-axis
so you flip the axis, in a way
so you need to use the corresponding y-coordinates as limits
alr
would it be alright if i swapped the limits
cos it is 1 0
so wuld it have to be 1/2 1
or is 1 1/2 still fine
yeah, so if you flipped the limits, you would have to put a negative sign in front of the integral
you want to write it as:
$\int_{\frac{1}{2}}^{1}$ right?
hannibal
can you show me your work?
hmm yeah i also didn't get the right answer
one sec
hannibal
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is the first part cos(u), sin(x) ?
don't close and reopen channels for the same question
oh
what do you think the inner function u= ?

