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slender wigeon
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you can also start with finding time but thats lengthy

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then the others equations will work

south rampart
slender wigeon
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Can I just use the formula that u said September better then all of this work?

slender wigeon
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I am pretty sure I can use this formula it’s me finding the answer still

slender wigeon
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wehn u drop it its the final velocity instead

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vf^2/2g

south rampart
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So guys can I or not use the formula

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Cuz

slender wigeon
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It’s seems simple and I should use it

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What u mean by objective

slender wigeon
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mcq

south rampart
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Is this objective?

slender wigeon
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do u have to show wokr

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work

south rampart
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Ohhhh

slender wigeon
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to teacher

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steps

south rampart
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You tell me

slender wigeon
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sed

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education system probs

south rampart
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Ok so I need to do time formula then the deltax formula

south rampart
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Ok what do I do then

slender wigeon
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just show how u get to the short cut

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start with equation 3

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youre all god

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goood

south rampart
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Eq 3 is this?

slender wigeon
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the three equasons of moson

south rampart
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bro my phone died

slender wigeon
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learn from physicswallah sir

south rampart
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yea

slender wigeon
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edtech peeps

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bigger than khan academy

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yup

south rampart
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dam

red turret
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do you understand hindi?

slender wigeon
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too

red turret
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then stick with khanacademy imo

south rampart
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def

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slender wigeon
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pradeep kshetrapal sir explains it more intuitively than sal

south rampart
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no way

slender wigeon
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pradeep kshetrapal sirs lectures r not jee lectures

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conceptual

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ofc they do

south rampart
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no

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i am not done

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This correct

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slender wigeon
south rampart
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am i doing good

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Bro I honsotly don’t understand all of this

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Just am I dong this correct

south rampart
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So now I gotta finish it and find deltax

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What

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Omg

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I don’t no anymore bro

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I am fried

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No bro

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I need to finish this

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And I am so bad at this

slender wigeon
south rampart
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I do

slender wigeon
south rampart
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Yea

slender wigeon
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i gave him two english playlists

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south rampart
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XD

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Omg

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Bro can you use tex thing

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I can’t read that stuff

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Ok

woven radishBOT
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September 1 enjoyer

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September 1 enjoyer

south rampart
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Look September

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Look

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Let’s start from here

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Yes but wait cuz you are in a step that idk where

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Ok from here where I go

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September 1 enjoyer

south rampart
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I sent it a negative tho

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So we not doing squaring ok

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south rampart
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Ok

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south rampart
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What is thissss

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south rampart
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Ignore the bottom part of the photo

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south rampart
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What is u

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I am here rn

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Omg you said multiply with the 2 and square it

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That is what I did

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September 1 enjoyer

south rampart
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Bro I am having dificulty knowing what that is

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Can we just go with what I have

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And tell me where to go with that

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Cuz I did what you asked

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Multiply by 2 and square

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Look

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Omggggg

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Bruuhhhhhh

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What’s vo

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Yea I did that good

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Ok

woven radishBOT
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September 1 enjoyer

south rampart
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YESSSSSSS

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YESY

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EYS

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YES

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finally

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Finally

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south rampart
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Ok

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south rampart
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YES FINALLY SOMETHIGNCORRECT

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that’s how we do it

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south rampart
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Wait

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Wait

south rampart
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After moving the -225 or before

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south rampart
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Bruhhhhhhhh

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south rampart
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Yes I did

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It became -225 after doing that

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It on the pic

woven radishBOT
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south rampart
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It was originally 225 then when I moved it to the other side it became -225

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Ok so 19.6/225

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south rampart
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-11.5

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south rampart
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south rampart
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-11.5 time 1 is the same

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south rampart
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Thank you god

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Yea

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Alr fixed

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U see them?

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Alr ws bro

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Your a legend and the rest of the people who were here

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Thanks bro

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Ok now 7b

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And 8

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D

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XD

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u did

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8 u did

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Idk why there was square root I think it’s weird

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Alr that’s enough for today

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I what u mean by case

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Case as in part

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So all of that is part b

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But u just said max height with is 7a

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What u me a

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Yes

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But we don’t have to do know

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Now

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We can take a break

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U k ow what I mean

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Ok let’s do that

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Bruh first day tom

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Dam

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So all of this is 7b?

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Dam bro

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Bruh

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U right

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Alr ima look at it

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We can continue this in dm if u want and close this

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Yea

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Bruh

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What

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Omg

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Right

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But we can do that at dm to

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?

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Bro I did

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alr

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September 1 enjoyer

south rampart
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Which equastion from the 5 do we use

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V=deltax/t

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Oh

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Yea

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I see

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Yes

woven radishBOT
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south rampart
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Right and we don’t need t

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-9.8 u mena

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Yes

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south rampart
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How u get that

south rampart
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For v I put 0?

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O

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Yes

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Whatttgf

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We are finding t

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south rampart
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So we don’t put anything for t

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south rampart
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Oh wait

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This?

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I think I was siding wrong equation

south rampart
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Oohhhh ok

woven radishBOT
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south rampart
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Wait wait

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Nah bro I get it I am just tired

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Oh I remember

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Wait

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T = 1.53

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Really

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Ok

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south rampart
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Omg again

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So vf and vo are 0

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U still here?

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If you have to go that’s ok we can talk later

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Ok

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Why not later today

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Cuz this is gonna be on a test

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Okay I guess

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try to do earlier if u can

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Ok

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Alr thanks for everything

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Cya later

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tight ridge
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How do you prove?

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tight ridge
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.reopen

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How do you prove this equation?

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I looked at the worker solution but I don't understand how cos theta was converted into '2cos²theta/2 -1'

slender wigeon
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whats cos2x

tight ridge
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Wait, I remember why I forgot about the other cos double angle identity. Thank you for confirming 👍

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bitter stream
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how to approach this?

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bitter stream
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help no?

narrow relic
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turn one of the solutions in to y = f(x) the sub it into the other one

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simultaneous equations by substitution

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hello, i need help with getting the X cords from a position from a direction,
basically ive got the direction (ref1) that is a X Y value ranged from 0,0 to 1,1 (ex: 0.5,0.2 / 0.2,0.8) and a position from a object from that direction that ranges from inf,inf to 0,0
what i want to achive is place get that position onto a object position based on the direction (ref2) where Y turns into the difference in position ahead and X turns onto the difference in position sideways
i was able to get the Y factor by multiplying it (ref3) but im unable to get the X factor which requires the direction to be inverted (-1,0 to -0,1 / 0.5,0.25 to -0.5,-0.75) for that to work and i cannot find a way to do it

swift grotto
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this is some example values where p is the position d the direction and s the final position

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i wanna turn the direction onto a reversed direction where it gives the remaning value for the side position but i cannot find a relation with the values to get that reversed direction

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and thats where im stuck at

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@swift grotto Has your question been resolved?

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sure why not

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restive river
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restive river
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Why is it 2.5 instead of 1.5

random badge
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2.5 represents the total

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150%+original total=250%

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Aka2.5

restive river
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oh 150% more

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i see

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i just converted 150% to 1.5

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from intuition

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makes sense

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ty

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last idol
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A gambler decides to keep betting on red at roulette, and stop as soon as she has won a total of five bets.
\begin{center}
a) What is the probability that she has to make exactly $8$ bets before stopping?
\end{center}

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sadkid

last idol
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!status

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1. I don't know where to begin
2. I have begun but got stuck midway
3. I got an answer but I'm told it's wrong
4. I got an answer and would like my work checked
5. I have a question about someone else's worked solution
6. None of the above
last idol
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2

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So the way that I approached this problem was

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According to the question the gambler would have stopped on the 8th bet exactly, which means that she won her 5th bet on the 8th try which is fixed

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Which means we're left with ([],[],[],[],[],[],[],[W])

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Now we know that we win a total of 5 bets, which means that we get 4 wins to distribute along the 7 remaining positions

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So we can use the formula to get: P(4 wins out of 7 games) + P(Winning 1 game)

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my problem is I don't know how to find the actual probabilities

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of successes or failures

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since they were not given in the problem

timber pebble
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red and black are like H and T right

topaz axle
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the simplest assumption is 50% red

timber pebble
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so this problem is identical to 5 coin tosses?

topaz axle
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yeah

timber pebble
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well until 5 heads

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or whatever

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this seems reasonable to me

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,w roulette probability red

last idol
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I tried googling it and it did this:

topaz axle
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in reality it's never half red, it's 18 out of 37

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yeah like rthat

timber pebble
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o green

last idol
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It's weird that they didn't give it in this problem

timber pebble
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well solve it in general then

last idol
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nah they want a number at the end

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my professor specified it

timber pebble
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then u have to ask your professor

last idol
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okay 👍

timber pebble
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finding the answer in terms of their answer is proactive tho

last idol
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yeah I did

timber pebble
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since then its the last step

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ah nice

last idol
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can you check my answer?

timber pebble
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flonshed i can try

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im at the gym

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@topaz axle might need help 🙏

last idol
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$\binom{7}{4} \cdot P(Win)^4 \cdot P(Lose)^3 \cdot P(Win)$

timber pebble
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uhh

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typo?

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sadkid

last idol
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I could've sworn \choose was a thing

timber pebble
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this is what id get to

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it is, \binom :p

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you can write it better

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lose = 1-win

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but yea

last idol
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oh yeah lol

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well bing chilling

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thanks for all the help @timber pebble @topaz axle

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dry oxide
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$\left(\frac{1+\sin{\theta}-\cos{\theta}}{1+\sin{\theta}+\cos{\theta}}\right)^{2}$

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yajatk07

dry oxide
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yeah

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pls help

red turret
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half angle properties?

dry oxide
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i simply used a+b+c whole square on both num and denom, then did some simplification like making 2sinthetacostheta as sin2theta

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but i got stuck

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red turret
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which one?

dry oxide
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2sinAcosA=sin2A

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which one should i use?

red turret
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tan

dry oxide
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where did tan came from?, did i did something wrong?

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Dyssrupt

red turret
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similarily the cos one

dry oxide
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half angle cos identity, the tan one?

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and also why does everyone delete the latex msg

red turret
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automatic

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restive river
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1, 20, 300, 4 000, 50 000, 600 000, 7 000 000, . . . how would i express this in set builder notation

restive river
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so far i have

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{x in Z | x * 10 ^x, where x not equal to 0}

reef pilot
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and it should be x in N

restive river
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x * 10 ^(x-1)?

reef pilot
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to get 1

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and 2*10^1

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for 20

restive river
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do i have to say where x is not equal to 0 ?

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topaz axle
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you have to say it in your version with Z

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{ x * 10 ^(x−1) | x in Z , where x not equal to 0}
looks good

restive river
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like could you do {x in Z | expression, where x not equal to 0}

topaz axle
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i don;t think so

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i've always seen it starting with expression

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oh right, it doesn't make sense that way

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like the word where

restive river
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oh i dont know how to not use where 😦

topaz axle
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{ x * 10 ^(x−1) | x in Z , x > 0}

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i'm trying to find something that looks like it's the one true way

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there isn't one true way in general, i just mean so it looks like it couldn't be something else

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no okay that looks best

restive river
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x in N?

topaz axle
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i would hate that

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Thank you so much!

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hollow swift
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Im having trouble with v2 in specific i am unsure as to how to convert it into row echelon form

hollow swift
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I managed to do it with v1 because it was pretty straightforward

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I try multiplying r1 by 1/3 but the 4/3 is really hard to work with

delicate fox
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youd just do the same steps as v1

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like the same steps

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just calculate it on v2 with a calculator or smth

hollow swift
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dont we have to turn the matrix into row echelon form

delicate fox
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yes

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but the matrix is the matrix with [a b c] as columns

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itd be like $\alpha \vec{a} + \beta \vec{b} + \gamma \vec{c} = v_i$

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delicate fox
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so the system of equations would be $[\vec{a} \vec{b} \vec{c}] \vec{s} = v_i$

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delicate fox
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bad spacing but still that matrix is the one being reduced

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youre just applying the reduction operations on different v_i

hollow swift
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Got it let me try

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Can anyone please help solve? I am just running in circles

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Calc II and I have not learned the limit chain rule

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Another try...

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I keep getting ln(lnx) which even if approaching from 0+ I feel is undefined because the first ln yield -inf and the 2nd ln then is UD

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So it must be that my logic is incorrect or my method is incorrect

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I'm thinking of two ways. If you want a convincing argument that the limit is 1, then you can see that in the first image you posted, ln(ln(x)) goes to -infinity much slower than 1-x goes to 0. Hence one could argue that ln(L) = 0 so that L = 1.

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If you want a more rigorous approach, then starting from your first image again, write $$(1-x)\ln(\ln x) = \frac{\ln(\ln x)}{\frac{1}{1-x}}$$

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Azyrashacorki

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Then apply LHR

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Ah, I think I se my issue...

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When I put the left side under 1 I don't have to recheck the limit because it is the same 'form' underneath I guess...

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and yeah I also just noticed that while doing a different problem and comparing to the notes exactly, so problem solved, thank you!

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why do you cross the direction vectors of the line with the distance from the point and the position vector of the line

random temple
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because the plane must contain both the vector direction and the difference between the position vector and the line

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so you cross them to find the normal vector

leaden plinth
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that makes sense

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why isnt the coord we use

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wait

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why cant we use

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any other point

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on the plane

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do we have to use 9,0,-1

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if we do that cross

random temple
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any other point would still work

leaden plinth
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ok

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so

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if i used like

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5,1,8

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would i still get the right answer

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or nah

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fleet moat
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(L/n) (x)
L(x) x²-14x+49
N(x) x+7

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left pagoda
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Are you familiar with polynomial long division?

fleet moat
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Nope, teacher just straight up said here's your assignment

left pagoda
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Is this for an Algebra 2 class or somewhere around there

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Uhh

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General Mathematics

wooden wraith
fleet moat
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Yes

left pagoda
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yeah if that’s the case I imagine the teacher is expecting polynomial long division

fleet moat
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Do u want me to send you a screenshot of the TV screen

main gull
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main gull
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No

fleet moat
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What

main gull
fleet moat
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Yes

cinder mural
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Do L(x)/N(x)

fleet moat
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That one

main gull
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I was saying that either L(x) or N(x) has a sign error

fleet moat
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But how????

main gull
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I never said it was for L -M

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If you do L/N, where N(x) = x - 7
So $\frac{x^2 -14x+49}{x - 7}$ factor the numerator and cancel

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dldh06

main gull
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I literally told you that

fleet moat
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I asked the same channel for multiplication, subtraction and addition, i got all of it understood but this division thing i don't understand

main gull
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Factor the numerator

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And cancel terms

fleet moat
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That sign is x-7

main gull
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Yes I know, I put x - 7

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Did you read anything that was said in that channel?

fleet moat
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Yes

main gull
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Then what did I say about N(x)

fleet moat
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To factor it

cinder mural
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@fleet moat just check your messages

fleet moat
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The numerator

main gull
fleet moat
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The numeratkr

main gull
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That is the image you sent

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I told you that N(x) is most likely x - 7

fleet moat
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So it's most likely an error?

main gull
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And that's what I mean, you aren't reading what was told to you

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

main gull
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You can't cancel those

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One is (x - 7) the other is (-x - 7)

cinder mural
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My bad

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Your right

main gull
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And don't do the work for people

cinder mural
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😈

fleet moat
main gull
cinder mural
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Don’t do what I did

main gull
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Can you factor the numerator

main gull
fleet moat
main gull
fleet moat
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I can't

main gull
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If you don't know how to factor, I suggest you review that as those problems had to apply that

I also mentioned this

fleet moat
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Oh wait

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(x-7)²?

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@main gull

main gull
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Why is x outside the parentheses?

fleet moat
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Nono

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I meant it inside

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It was a mistype

main gull
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You have it over N(x)

fleet moat
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Okay

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You're saying

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If you factor L(x)

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You get N(x)

main gull
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I never said that

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I said L(x) is over N(x)

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Because it's L/N

fleet moat
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/ is factor?

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No

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I put / for divide

main gull
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Yes / is divide

main gull
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You factored the numerator

fleet moat
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I factored it

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I got the value of N(x)

main gull
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$\frac{(x -7)^2}{(x-7)}$

woven radishBOT
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dldh06

main gull
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Cancel stuff out

fleet moat
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What do you cancel

main gull
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Well you have x - 7 in the numerator and one in the denominator, it's identical

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Like 3/3 = 1

fleet moat
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I don't get what you are trying to say

main gull
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Do you know how to simplify fractions?

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Like given $\frac{10}{4}$

woven radishBOT
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dldh06

main gull
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Or $\frac{20}{5}$

woven radishBOT
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dldh06

fleet moat
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I dont

main gull
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You should look into that. There is a lot of concepts that are applied and it seems like you are lacking that knowledge to complete this task

fleet moat
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Do you have the link to YouTube on how i can

main gull
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You can google, can't you?

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wehres my mistake

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right equation is transformed g(x)

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left equation is g(x) which im trying to transform

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below is my work

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however when I graph it there's some mistake

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verbal mesa
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if the number y + 7z is even for integers y, z. can the number 7z - 7y ever be odd?

verbal mesa
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i need to consider a few cases right

timid whale
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not really

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because y +7z is odd only if they have the same parity

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and addition or subtraction of 2 numbers of same parity always returns even

verbal mesa
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wait

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nevermind

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think I got it figured out

timid whale
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i was talking about what was given

verbal mesa
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assuming 7z - 7y is odd (should) leads to a contradiction right

timid whale
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yes but u wont get anywhere with that

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y+7z is even only if they are both odd or both even

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did u get this

verbal mesa
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yup

timid whale
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after that u just put same condition there

verbal mesa
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alright so y + 7z even => y, z have the same parity. alright.
then if they have the same parity, then 7z - 7y should also be an even number, thus assuming 7z - 7y is odd leads to a contradiction

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isn't that right?

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that's where i wanna get

timid whale
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yes

timid whale
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because they have same parity

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u can directly say its always even

verbal mesa
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oooooh

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derp

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okay

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got you now

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ok ok tysm ❤️

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if we have numeric value of acceleration, displacement, and FINAL velocity, and we need to find time, can we use 2nd eq of motion here, only problem here is i think we use 2nd eq when we have INITIAL velocity not final

dry oxide
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$u$

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yajatk07

dry oxide
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$v$

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yajatk07

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okay

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safe knoll
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no i mean u cant use 2nd equation cuz its for initial velocity

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and u have final

dry oxide
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yeah ik

safe knoll
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do u want help tho? or u got this

dry oxide
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nah thanks, i got it now, it was the only confusion ty

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ok, gl

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restive river
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restive river
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i did the problem again and got log(x^3/y10^2)

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would that be correct

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logx^3-logy-log10^3+log10

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How to do 5???

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young crane
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Well

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You know the formula for n terms in a GP yes?

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a * r^n-1

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@restive river

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And you know how GPs work

restive river
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Yes

restive river
young crane
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Yes to what

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Both questions?

pseudo basin
restive river
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Yea

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I Think I do

young crane
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Well

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Clearly you know the formula for sim of infinite terms

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a/1-r

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All you need to do is

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Equate it to your values

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33.25 = a/1-r

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And 7.98 = ar^1

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young crane
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Could you start the process so it would be easier to understand?

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You will get a quadratic equation

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Hence “possible values “

restive river
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Okay Thanks wait let me try it

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Sorry for h ttg e lage response i was doing other wuestion

young crane
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No problem

restive river
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Ok so I made

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The equation

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Into 7,98/r/1-r

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=33.25

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But idk how to put this into a gdc

young crane
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Could you take a picture of this? @restive river

restive river
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Like this

young crane
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Well that’s one way to do it

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Yeah you got the right answers

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@restive river

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Oh okay tysmm @young crane

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Let A,B be a subset of X, show that:

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idk how to begin

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boreal island
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so we know when objects are in freefall they have an acceleration of 9.81m/s^2

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and we know after how much time both of the balls hit the ground

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lol

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sure

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first we need to find the amount of time you brother was running for from when you let go of the balloon

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so we need to find the time from whenn you released it and it hit your brother

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you drop the balloon from rest

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the brother is runnning at 2.65m/s^2

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1s

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so the distance from the window to your brother is 6.35-1.25 which is 5.1

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the brother is at a constant speed meanwhile the ballon droppinng in free fall is using the gravitational acceleration

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the formula for the time here is

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t = sqrt(h/a)

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if im not mistaken

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so we find the. time by plugginng in the values there

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a = v/t = (s/t)/(t/1) = s/t^2

a = s/t^2
a/s = 1/t^2
s/a = t^2
sqrt(s/a) = t

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i got roughly 0.788 ;-;

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wait

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i misstyped

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why 2s?

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well the book is probably right

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soo

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i guess the time is 1.2 around

glad sun
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umm

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I need help?

boreal island
glad sun
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ok

boreal island
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1 catagory above this onne

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so yeah as we were sayinng

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v=s/t
s=vt
s=2.65m/s*1.02

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since were dealing with consistent velocity

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yeah i forgot earlier that the formulas for finding time and distance in acceleration and velocity are different ;-;

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yoooooooo

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thank you

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you too

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Laito

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vestal notch
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vestal notch
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Can someone explain how I'm wrong

gilded agate
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"b" or the intercepted part of y-axis is also different in both lines

vestal notch
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The way I saw it is that since the line f is going down slope must be negative and y intercept is 4 so must be positive

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Still don't understand

livid carbon
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b is the y-intercept of g(x)

gilded agate
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It doesn't have to be positive

vestal notch
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But it can be right...?

gilded agate
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Well yes it can be but by looking at the graph, line g cuts the negative part of y axis so it's negative

vestal notch
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Aren't we looking for line f?

gilded agate
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Yes but line g's equation is given so we're basically comparing both lines

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Like checking whether the signs of the slope and the intercepted part of y axis are similar or not if they're similar we just leave it the way it is if they're not we change the sign of the variable

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Ahh alright

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I see what I was doing wrong now

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Thank uu

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hazy sleet
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I’m blanking rn so what’s my next step here

supple knot
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your numerator should be the denominator

hazy sleet
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Oh crap yeah

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Ok so I’ve switched them

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Now what

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Waaait

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Would I manually plug in 4+h for x and that gives me the y then I can just solve the equation to prove the aroc to be h+13

supple knot
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what's $y$ when $x=4+h$ ?

woven radishBOT
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riemann

supple knot
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that's your y2

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and your y1 is when x= 4

hazy sleet
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Yeah I figured it out Ty

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gilded nova
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so do I do 52 / 78 = 0.67

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so is that 0.67 hours?

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lavish knoll
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That looks cursed

gilded nova
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distance, speed and time?

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how

lavish knoll
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Like

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How they are related

gilded nova
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idk it’s just smth

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math

lavish knoll
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I mean I know speed=distance/time

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But that triangle confuses me a lot

gilded nova
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yea

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oh

lavish knoll
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It's not intuitive

gilded nova
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ok well is 0.67 of an hour like 45 minutes or soemthing?

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oh

lavish knoll
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But fuck it, doesn't matter for your question

gilded nova
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i multiple it with 60 right

lavish knoll
gilded nova
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okk

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gilded nova
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how do I use this triangle

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w this question

silver fjord
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So the first sentence gives you the information needed to find the distance covered

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Can you calculate that?

gilded nova
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40 x 72?

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is 2880

silver fjord
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careful

gilded nova
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if im not wrong

silver fjord
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that time is in minutes

gilded nova
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oh ok

silver fjord
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the speed is in km/hr

gilded nova
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so 48 hours

silver fjord
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nonoononono

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40 minutes is not 48 hours lol

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40 minutes is definitely less than an hour

gilded nova
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oh so I should convert km into m

silver fjord
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no

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focus on the time

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i want you to turn it into hr

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what is 40min in terms of hour

gilded nova
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2/5

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or is it now fractions?

silver fjord
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So you have 40minutes, right? There are 60 minutes in 1 hour

gilded nova
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*not

silver fjord
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So to convert, you get

gilded nova
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oh shoot

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1/3

silver fjord
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ok i'll let you do it

gilded nova
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I completely forgot hype

silver fjord
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it's not 1/3

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close though

gilded nova
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OMG

silver fjord
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hahaha

gilded nova
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2/3

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broooo

silver fjord
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Yes!

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Okay so you have 2/3 hr of travel

gilded nova
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yea

silver fjord
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at 72km/hr

gilded nova
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yea

silver fjord
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so the triangle is saying to find distance, you multiply the time it took, and the speed

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72km/hr * (2/3hr)

gilded nova
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oh ok

silver fjord
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What do you get?

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Make sure you have the right units

gilded nova
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48

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hmmm

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that would be km/hr?

silver fjord
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$72\frac{km}{hr} * \frac{2}{3} hr$

woven radishBOT
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TooManyCooks

silver fjord
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As you can see, the hr cancels

gilded nova
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ohh

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so it is 48km

silver fjord
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Yes

gilded nova
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oh ok

silver fjord
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So, now you know the total distance traveled

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The problem is now giving you a different scenario

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What if you drive faster?

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So instead of 72, you drive 80

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It's asking for t. You can use the triangle again

gilded nova
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soo 80km/hr * 2/3hr?

silver fjord
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No non o

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you don't have time anymore

gilded nova
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oh

silver fjord
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that's what you're looking for

gilded nova
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ohh

silver fjord
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What you have is distance (48 km) and speed (80km/hr)

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you want to solve for time

gilded nova
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so 48km / 80km/hr

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i got 0.6 hrs

silver fjord
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Yeah that's it

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Good job

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So now it's asking what the diffrence in time is

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You just subtract the previous time to the new time

gilded nova
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but its a decimal

silver fjord
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You can express it in minutes

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So you should have (2/3 hr) - (3/5hr)

gilded nova
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ohh

silver fjord
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then you can convert using 60min/1hr

gilded nova
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oh ok tysm

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@silver fjord i got 0.06

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how do i change that into time

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also so sorry for tagging u

silver fjord
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No I prefer it.

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I lose track of the threads I go to

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SO that .06666667 hrs

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you need that in minutes

gilded nova
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yea

silver fjord
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$(\text{time in hr}) \frac{60min}{1 hr}$

woven radishBOT
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TooManyCooks

gilded nova
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so i do 0.067 60min/1hr

silver fjord
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0.066667 hr but yes

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the hr should cancel

gilded nova
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i got 4.02

silver fjord
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if you do it exactly, without using decimals, it should be exactly 4

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that's why I wanted you to work with fractions

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oh ok

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But you're right

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the anwer is 4mins

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after solving i got 50/7 but apparently thats not correct?

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How did you get that

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should be E btw

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Do i need to find derivitage of top and bottom first off?

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All you need is the fact that $\lim_{x\to0} \frac{\sin(a x^2)}{x^2} = a$

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TooManyCooks

fervent viper
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So, the sin^2 does not make a difference?

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This was my thoguht process

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splitting it apart

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so I recalculated this thing like 3 times but I keep getting the same answer

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but it says most of them are wrong so idk what's up

gilded agate
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How did you calculate them?

shrewd skiff
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well just trig

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for f2 I took the arctan of 12/5 and used that angle to find the x and y components

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for f1 i'm assuming the x component is negative since it's pointing left

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that's been the case for previous problems anyway

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I mean this is correct so maybe you messed up the angles

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restive river
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Sobbing

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Yeah, show work 😭

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I've got a similar answer

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Your magnitude makes no sense

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How is the magnitude less than a single component

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restive river
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I got the exact same answer

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perhaps you need to neglect any negatives for some reason?

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I can try...

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nope, still wrong

restive river
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what did you put this time?

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restive river
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Is that for a different problem?

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how would you $\hat{i}$ be almost +500

shrewd skiff
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no I just got rid of the negative in front of 321 lol

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Brandon H#1125

restive river
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yeah, that makes no sense

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<@&286206848099549185> can you guys provide any input on this? Maybe something is being overlooked in our calculations?

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can someone confirm this is wrong

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this is the answer key and i think it's wrong

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how come is it -2log base 10 of (x+3)

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bruh

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it's -2 log base 10 of x

tall knoll
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it should just be x not x+3 for sure

eager loom
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yeah

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thanks

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thats what i thought too

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thanks for confirming

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np

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