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celest ivy
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because I really do with these things

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in school they hand us an entrance exam, most of the time 2 and sometimes 1, and they have the topic of the last class (the week before the one they take) and at the end they also have an exam

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we get off at 4pm and then I head out to the other place, thank god I got first place in an exam where they choose students to send them to an "academy" and you didn't have to pay

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and then I get off there at 8pm

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8pm to 12pm I spend most of my time practicing and writing from classes that I have virtually, which are tbh just practice

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but doing this every day and saturday too kills the brain

manic onyx
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i feel you

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i dont know what to tell you its is what it is

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i'll be honest i was never the guy who studied a lot

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i wasnt the 1-day exam guy

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but like 3 5 days?

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because i feel i understand stuff fast

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so high school wasnt that big of an issue for me, except the times i dont understand

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if i dont understand something i feel genuenily bad

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i dont know how to write it

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and sometimes i go alll night trying to understand

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but when i got to undergrad omg

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because the exams werent as a big of a deal and i had to do more tesis and exercises

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in worst cases i go to uni 7am

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go back home 8pm

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finish my things until 1am

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wake up 7am

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repeat

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its tough but it's life

celest ivy
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yep, even at uni since its public they wont say "you must do this, or this" they just hand the theory and you do what you do, if you dont make it through you are done

manic onyx
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exactly

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they throw only vague hints

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of what to do

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and if you dont deliver

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you are screwed

celest ivy
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hell, I'm not even at uni and it feels like being inside, I think it might help to be adapted to those situations

manic onyx
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it's not bad if you like what you do

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in my case, for me dont matter if i stay 12 hours in the same thing if im interested in it

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but in the case when i was in comp science

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specially WEB DEV

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its was a bruh moment

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i hated it

celest ivy
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Yeah, when you like the topic it doesn't feel like time passes

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it just feels natural

manic onyx
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yes

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you have to like what you do

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to make the engine work

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thats what i think

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or do something that will get you a lot of money

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like the med guys

celest ivy
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honestly med is one of the hardest careers out here

manic onyx
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true

celest ivy
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not everyone is a med (public uni) in here

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but if you have some moneyy

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the story turns itself upside down

manic onyx
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that's what i was going to say

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if you have the money here

celest ivy
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They can even buy the credits to pass the sujects

manic onyx
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you can be everything

manic onyx
celest ivy
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at the end, it's just a damage to themselves

manic onyx
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most of them accept

celest ivy
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but even so, private unis have their prestige (obviously if the student has his dedication too)

celest ivy
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anyways, I must finish this paper sheet, it wont be done by itself

manic onyx
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and i must sleep

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you should sleep aswell

celest ivy
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good luck with your exam, I will be sleeping too sometime soon

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I'll leave the question if someone got an easier way to get around it

manic onyx
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good luck with your paper sheet

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it was a pleasure meeting you

celest ivy
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sure enough, me too

manic onyx
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resend the question

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so the others can see

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or close and open this

celest ivy
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might be better like that

manic onyx
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gn

celest ivy
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gn too

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celest ivy
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In an equilateral triangle ABC there is a point P in its inner region, if the angle of PAC= x, the angle of PCA=2x and the angle of CBP=3x, what is the value of x?

celest ivy
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6 is the most probable answer, here is the procedure

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If anyone can find a faster way to go through it or if the answer is wrong it would really help, thanks

glossy perch
celest ivy
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which 6x

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wait wait

glossy perch
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2y = 120 + 6x > y = 60+3x

celest ivy
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this one isn't

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Sorry

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I brought the one I failed lol

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this one is

glossy perch
celest ivy
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now this is the real deal

glossy perch
celest ivy
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is it fine?

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gloomy crow
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heyo

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gloomy crow
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im confused on whaat the prompt is asking of me here,

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aren't zeros & solutions interchangeable

sweet elk
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🤷‍♂️

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Can't u just

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Multiply x+3

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On both sides or sum

forest shuttle
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💀

restive river
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Lol

forest shuttle
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I think I understand but the wording is so weird

forest shuttle
sweet elk
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Does it want us to find the x

gloomy crow
forest shuttle
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We’re on discord kid

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Sorry for saying a instead of an

sweet elk
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Hey were al frineds here

ashen dagger
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Like for a you would have (x-3)/(x+3)-2=0

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so then f(x) = (x-3)/(x+3)-2

forest shuttle
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Oh

gloomy crow
sweet elk
restive river
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Just asking can first one be done like this?

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The answer is same

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@gloomy crow ??

gloomy crow
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that works, but the prompt wasn't asking to solve

forest shuttle
toxic cargo
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lol

toxic cargo
restive river
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You see they asked for a function, I just simplified he function so I think it should work

forest shuttle
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Could’ve worded that better myself

gloomy crow
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so what were you implying when you said, "You need a english teacher to check your maths."

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maybe I misunderstood

restive river
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💀

toxic cargo
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Zeroes are also known as -intercepts, solutions or roots of functions. They are the values where the height of the function is zero. For rational functions, you need to set the numerator of the function equal to zero and solve for the possible values.

toxic cargo
restive river
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Thanks

gloomy crow
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alrighty

forest shuttle
gloomy crow
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ah alright

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sorry I came off rude

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offended*

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sturdy nova
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i need help

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brisk hare
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everyone does

sturdy nova
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LMAO

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alr

manic condor
stuck field
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No like

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That, yeah.

sturdy nova
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so i have a graph rn and they are asking me to find the x intercepts

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like there is a diff rule for each method to find out the intercepts

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like there is 2 formulas

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one for sin and one for cosin

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its really confusing

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y=3sin(2x)
restive river
sturdy nova
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no graph

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im meant to graph it myself

restive river
# sturdy nova this is literally all they gave me

i was asking a question to you haha, but nonetheless won't sinx be 0 at 0, π, 2π, 3π and so on? so can't you just generalize and say that if sinx is 0 then x = nπ. you can analytically think and generate an expression for cosx = 0 as well

so in your question to find x-intercept, equate y = 0
3sin(2x) = 0

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so what would be x equals to?

sturdy nova
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you know all i know but i think ive figured it out

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theres a formula

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to find the x-intercept its

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(0,0)(1/2 x 360/b,0) (360/b ,0)

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b is 2x

restive river
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well i don't remember the formula, i just do the way i've sent

restive river
sturdy nova
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what is n here?

restive river
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i remember the general solution for sinx = 0 (multiples of π - nπ) and cosx = 0 (odd multiples of π/2 - (2n + 1)π/2)

restive river
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,w graph y = 3sin(2x)

restive river
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strange fractal
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Hi

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strange fractal
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How do I solve h?

timid whale
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That a 1 or a 7?

strange fractal
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1

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The solution should be -1/4

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But how do I get there?

solar goblet
strange fractal
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Forgot to say

solar goblet
strange fractal
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Yes

solar goblet
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im thinking

restive river
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i think the limit is equal to -1/2

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and not -1/4

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,w limit h tends to 0 ((2)/(2+h) - 1)/h

restive river
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yep

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just simplify the numerator part

strange fractal
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I also seen this: $\frac{\left(\frac{-h}{2+h}\right)}{h}= \frac{-h}{h \cdot 2(2+h)}$

woven radishBOT
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maizz01

strange fractal
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$\frac{-1}{2(2+h)}$

woven radishBOT
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maizz01

strange fractal
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But didn't understand it that well

strange fractal
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It went too fast

restive river
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where did that additional 2 come from in the denominator?

restive river
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$\frac{2 - 2 - h}{h(h+2)} = \frac{-h}{h(h+2)} = \frac{-1}{h+2}$

woven radishBOT
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notamy

restive river
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so when h tends to 0, the expression tends to -1/2

strange fractal
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Seems logical

strange fractal
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someone told me it isnt correct to write these d/dh there

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d/dh= derivative

restive river
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btw what's the function for which you've to find derivative?

strange fractal
strange fractal
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x_0= 2

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f'(2)

restive river
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ah alright, everything is correct

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the answer might be wrong (-1/4 one)

strange fractal
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Its pretty easy but I did it more difficult to learn more about lim and advanced derivatives

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ig

restive river
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mhm

strange fractal
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The tangent has the slope of -1/2

restive river
strange fractal
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jep

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I was so confused when I saw it were -1/4

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For example another dude did this:

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f(x) = 2/x

m = (f(x + h) - f(x)) / h = (f(2 + 2) - f(2)) / 2 = (0.5 - 1) / 2 = -0.25

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It actually seems also logical

restive river
strange fractal
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missing this step had led him to a false solution?

restive river
strange fractal
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Yes

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right

restive river
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so you can't substitute h = 2

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to find the limit

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that would be completely wrong

strange fractal
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I see

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Thank you!!

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You are only 16 years old and already know so much 👏

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gloomy dune
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I got an answer to this question but I have no idea where I went wrong. I got the same acceleration as they did in the mark scheme, but I don't understand why they do the whole system step next? The formula for coefficient of friction is F <= mu * R
So the system has to be in equilibrium for F = mu *R, which is what I did.

I said Just before sliding, T = F = 75.228N
75.228 = mu * 8g
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quartz estuary
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help

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idek how to start

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solar goblet
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Find the side of the smaller square and the side of the bigger square

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Let r be the radius of the circle, you will find that the side of the bigger square is 2r, while the diagonal of the inner square is also 2r

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From there use Pythagoras theorem to find the side of the inner square and calculate both squares' areas

quartz estuary
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oh jk i use the triangle using the diagonal of the big square?

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solemn seal
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solemn seal
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is the answer 0.048N

minor timber
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its Physics sully

stuck field
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,w (4 * (√(29.812) - √(2 * 9.81 * 1.6))/55) * 10^6

stuck field
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That.

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abstract bough
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hi, i need help solving this linear system

abstract bough
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i have x = 0, y = -2z and z = -x

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i need it to be a triple of known integers

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cmiiw?

left flower
abstract bough
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but i need it to be -1

solemn ruin
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lemme check

abstract bough
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(x,y,z) = (−1, −2, 1)

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this is the answer but how

left flower
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,w x+y+2z=x ; -x+2y+z=y ; y+3z=z

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wait what

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k maybe i am wrong at some point lol

abstract bough
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it's -x + 2y +z btw

formal pecan
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Given z is free, x = -z, y = -2z

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So choosing z = 1 will give you the solution you mentioned

prime egret
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First and third eq gives you y = -2z

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Plug that in to second eq and solve for x

abstract bough
left flower
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we can use any number but following y=2x and z=-x

abstract bough
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-z=x

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when solved, do i just take the coefficients as my answers??

prime egret
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No it just means x = -z, y = -2z and any points in this form would work

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You can say z=t then any point in the form (-t,-2t,t) would work

abstract bough
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oh ok ?

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forthe third eq

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well, and first

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they both equal -y

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i've done 2z = 2z

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now i can't divide

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to get 1

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x = -z, y = -2z
they're both z's aka in the same form

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or t as you said, z=t

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how do you get the last '1t'

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tell me if i'm not making sense 😵‍💫

formal pecan
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Your system of equations doesn't have only one solution

Basically, you can put any real/complex number for t, find x,y,z accordingly, and that x,y,z will indeed solve the system of equations

abstract bough
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oh right

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ew complex numbers

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thank youu

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night moat
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to find the order of elements of Sn do we keep multiplying g by itself until we get to (1....n)

night moat
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like is this right

dull tangle
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No its simply just 12 x 134, since (a)(b) = a x b. Really weird ik but get used to it 👍

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so for part a) it is 12x134 = 1608

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night moat
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oh thanks dude of course 🤦

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@arctic rock can someone confirm this maybe

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hom les use les helpers

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restive river
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hey everyone

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restive river
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can someone explain to me how it converges absolutely

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because after the alternating series test

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I compared it to a p-series 1/k^8

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and the p series converges

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but the orignal one is bigger than the p series i compared it to according to desmos when I plotted both of them

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if someone can assist me it would be very well appreciated because I'm banging my head rn

formal pecan
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Uhh did you use direct comparison test?

restive river
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yes

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I compared it with p-series 1/k^8

formal pecan
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And which is the bigger one?

restive river
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but the problem is that the orignal one is bigger

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and the p-series converges

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cuz p > 1

formal pecan
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In this case, the direct comparison test is inconclusive

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Try the limit comparison test, if you learnt it

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Actually, 1/k^8 might not be the way to go now that I think about it

restive river
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which way do I go fr

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im so confused

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fr

formal pecan
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Hmm okay so for all integers n (also applies to positive real numbers in general), n > ln n

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And ln (k^5) = 5 ln k

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You could try to make a case for direct comparison test by using these information to make an expression that's definitely bigger than the original

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mild basin
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is there a shortcut or useful method to finding the correct scalar?

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-16/28 does not come to mind right away, but it works

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to make R2 pivot -4

stone stump
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well -4/7

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divide by 7, multiply by -4

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you want that scalar*7 = -4

mild basin
stone stump
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you can solve for the scalar

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how

mild basin
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-4/7 divided by 7 multiplied by -4

stone stump
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no I mean the scalar is -4/7

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which divides by 7 and multiplies by -4

mild basin
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ugh.. it's so simple

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tyvm

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i can do the opposite too

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if I want to remove 7 from R2

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-7/4 (4)

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to get -7

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for the R3 pivot

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i have been plugging random numbers into calculator but it's so simple

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i should try this next time for fractions, same rule should apply tho

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it will turn into a skyscraper rational but it should work the same way i believe

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just plug into calculator to find

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actually I will try right now but making 7 = 7/3

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it's a bit trickier but it works

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12/7

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as the scalar for 7/3 to become 4

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dry loom
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Points A(2; 3), B(-1;5) and G (0;1) are given in a regular coordinate system. If point G e
midcenter of ABC, the coordinates of point C are:
A) C(-1;5)
B) C(-1; —5)
B) C(-5;1)
D) C(-5;-1)

dry loom
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does anybody have an idea how to solve this?

toxic cargo
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Yep just use the midpoint formula then substitue the value

dry loom
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but it isnt a straight line

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oooh i have to find the middle between A and B and use that point

toxic cargo
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Yee

dry loom
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and do (P + C)/2 = G

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wait

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how would i find the middle of A and B

toxic cargo
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There was a formula right

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Idont remember 11 grade me still in 9th

dry loom
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what was the formula

toxic cargo
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Idk

dry loom
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oh damn, it is the same

toxic cargo
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Maybe

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((x1 + x2)/2, (y1 + y2)/2)

dry loom
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yeah it is literally this formula

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but twice

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to solve the problem

toxic cargo
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Yepp

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can someone pls guide me through proof by induction at uni lvl

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iirc abelian group means composition is communtative

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inductive step is

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assume for $n = k, (gh)^n = g^nh^n$

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then k+1 right

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then for n = k+1

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the same as further maths then lol

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lemme try

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nosqldb

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$then for n = k+1, (gh)^{k+1} = g^kh^k (gh)$

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nosqldb

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or sm

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I need help with 2a

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For b part 25*40 - (25-2x)(40-2x)=504

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I mean there is no definite answer

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It's asking for "what values", 3 is a pretty bad answer

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4

radiant canopy
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lets make it pi

drifting sierra
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Also the problem looks ambiguous to me

empty yoke
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3-6

drifting sierra
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You're not making any sense

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Wut?

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Can't you see its saying "meaningful" so no definite answer

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Small trees and bush are usually small

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It says nothing about how many trees and bushes are in the border

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And that's not what I mean by ambiguous

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So how would you plant it? Then in circle 😂😂

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I have seen patio like this

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They are usually planted in order

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Search it up

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I don't care what you have seen lmao

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That gardener can do whatever he wants

empty yoke
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Tf you stupid kiddo

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Don't you have common sense

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😂😂Fking troll

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Okay gardener is Nel

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Do whatever you want

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Aaaand blocked

empty yoke
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Make it 100feet

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So there is no definite answer?

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They could have been minutes too late

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@supple cedar you here?

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Guess not catshrug

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I have a question on 2b

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In not getting a great answer

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Then show it

supple cedar
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It's not a whole number

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I don't think you've understood the question correctly

supple cedar
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Is my algebra not correct?

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They have planted a border [...] the border has the same width x all the way around the patio.
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Do you understand what's wrong now?

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Ohhh

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I need to subtract that from the total

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If I interpret the question correctly, yes

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Is my equation right

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Looks correct

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That (a) is still a very bad answer to me though

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how do i put the quadratic function, x=+ or - 4i , in standard form

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That's not a function

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oh yeah mb the function's solution is x = + or - 4i but i dont know how to put it in standard

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If a and b are the roots of a quadratic, that quadratic is (x-a)(x-b)

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what would be a and b

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for this question, do i need to add the numbers given and just use a calculator to find the answer?

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Pretty much

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near stone
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hmm

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,calc pi *2.5^2 * 4.8

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Result:

94.247779607694
near stone
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,calc 4/3 * pi * 2.5^3

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K so it seems like I have to write this number as a power with base 2

(32)/8root16

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and that’s not meaning square root

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Here’s my work

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It wants me to rationalize the denominator of this fraction

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𝔄𝔨𝔦𝔯𝔞 🍇

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looks like this?

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Yes

near stone
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can you multiple them by sqrt 2

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i forgot how i would solve for sqrt[5]{3} opencry

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yeah just rationalize it

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That’s what I’m tryna figure out

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How to do that

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do you know how to rationalize in generally?

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like this

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I’m not good at that

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watch a vid

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𝔄𝔨𝔦𝔯𝔞 🍇

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can you try doing that now?

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Yeah

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Oh also the 5 is outside of the root

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yes

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so it will be

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$\sqrt[5]{3} \times \sqrt[5]{4}$

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𝔄𝔨𝔦𝔯𝔞 🍇

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for denominator yeah?

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@fleet shard

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multipled them by $\sqrt[5]{2}$

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𝔄𝔨𝔦𝔯𝔞 🍇

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Ok so here’s what I get

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for denominator btw

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it’s still confusing

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i’m not sure how to find slope intercept form

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you have options

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and then manipulate the equation into slope intercept with algebra

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Y = mx + c

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Also y - y1/x - x1 = m

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$\Slope$

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but, it should just fall out

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$y-y_1 = \frac{y_2-y_1}{x_2-x1}(x-x_1)$

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jan Niku

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I just distributed the right hand side, and grouped up terms

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here, the intercept just falls out

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$b = \frac{y_1-y_2}{x_2-x_1}x_1+y_1$

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wait i did something wrong here thonk

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the y1 should be outside it, no?

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jan Niku

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think that works

kind canopy
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,calc (2001-2002)/(18.75-17.60) * 17.60 + 2001

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Result:

1985.6956521739
kind canopy
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I substituted the first coordinates (2001,17.6) to my equation and got -2,383.55 as my B would this be correct

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help

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hehe

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i saw that azo

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you saw nothing

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ember estuary
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i need to factor that equation

dense jay
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do you?

ember estuary
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to either be just sin or cos

dense jay
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i dont think you do

ember estuary
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why?

dense jay
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if the product ab=0 then a=0 or b=0

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you also have the product of two things being 0

ember estuary
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difference scenario

ember estuary
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i need ot to look something like that

dense jay
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you really dont

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if you try to youre gonna end up with sin^3 somewhere and thats just messy

ember estuary
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oh

dense jay
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if sin^2 (2cos^2 -1)=0
then sin^2=0
or 2cos^2-1=0

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just solve for those two cases

ember estuary
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ok thank you

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so case 1 is sin^2=0

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and case two is 2 cos^2-1=0

dry oxide
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yes

ember estuary
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how would i go abt rhe first case

dense jay
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if sin^2=0, what does sin=

ember estuary
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at 0, 180 and 360 degree’s?

dry oxide
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we talk general solutions in these cases

ember estuary
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what does that mean?

dry oxide
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these thing

ember estuary
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also is that correct for the second case

dry oxide
ember estuary
dry oxide
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yes

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is that just 180 in radians

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i mean its really hard to make u understand how to solve this if u dont know what general equation are

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sorry

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this would help

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its just that i was never taugh that

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why is it asked then

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idk

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dry oxide
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i mean u can solve this question this way too

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for the first case

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that is when $\sin^2 \theta=0$

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!Yajat!

dry oxide
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u know sin^2 theta has values 0 when x=0, 180 and 360

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which in radians would be?

ember estuary
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0, pie, and 2pie

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sorry i dont have the character

dry oxide
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character?

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ok so you get three values of theta from here

ember estuary
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symbol i mean

dry oxide
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now for the ssecond equation

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$\cos^2 \theta=\frac{1}{2}$

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!Yajat!

ember estuary
dry oxide
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,w cos 5pi/3

dry oxide
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yes it is correct

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so ur done with the question now

ember estuary
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thanks

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last thing

ember estuary
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is that fine?

dry oxide
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the graph is wrong

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this is the graph of

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sin x

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,w plot sin^2 x

dry oxide
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and this is the graph of sin^2 x

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so no

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ok i corrected

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thank you

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hey need help witb derivatives . with question B i got y’= y-xy’/ (x+y)^2 but the answer key says y/(x+y)^2 + x . how do i simplify to that

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1.b is the answer

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i got y-xy’ / (x+y)^2

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what did i do wrong

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If you have $y' = \frac{y - xy'}{(x + y)^2}$ then you need to rearrange that for $y'$

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@upper schooner

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i tried multiplying by (1/ y-xy’) to get it to the other side but got stuck

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i just need help with simplifying

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Did you try multiplying by the denominator?

vivid hill
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wait llike

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ok wait let me try

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i got

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(x+y)^2 = y-xy’ / y’

upper schooner
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hmmCat You're rearranging for y'

vivid hill
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girl help 😭😭

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so i

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seperate y’ ?? IM TRHING TO i cant

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You can catlove

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From the step before that, $y'(x+ y)^2 = y - xy'$, notice how both the left and right have $y'$ in them, might be good to get them on the same side in some way... (that isn't dividing by $y'$)

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@upper schooner

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ok ok

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let me try

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I GOT IT

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I FACTORED OUT

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Well done, said you'd get it catKing

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physics help

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restive river
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how do i find the expected slope with this info

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and also microsoft excel if needed

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restive river
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yes

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restive river
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proving newtons second law

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you dont really need to know though

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i just wanna know how to find expected slope

low vessel
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How did you get the acceleration values?

restive river
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again dont worry

low vessel
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But use F=ma

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For expected values

restive river
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im told to use this formula: a = f * 1/m

low vessel
restive river
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basically the values put into y=mx+b

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AND SOLVE FOR K

low vessel
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That’s a rearrangement of f=ma

restive river
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K is the slope

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I think

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Idk

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Use Desmos or something

restive river
low vessel
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It has a best fit line generation

low vessel
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So take the f and m values

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Plug them in and find the a value

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have u done this before

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i’m back hoee 😘. i need help again. 1c..

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hobo* sorry don’t ban

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anyways i tried solving

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anyway

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y’ = cos(x+y) x (1+y’)

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how do i

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y' = cos(x + y) ( 1+ y')

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solve for y'

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that’s the thing . how

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i divide

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y' = cos(x+y) + cos(x+y) y'

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what

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where did the other

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cos come form

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distributive property?

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😭

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the what

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I think I'm missing something here

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!status

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pic incoming now

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So I took the derivative like the other optimization problems usually would

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But it isnt right

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And idk from my memory

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Marginal Profit is not the derivative of the cost but of the profit right?

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Okay

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otherwise it would be marginal cost

flat marlin
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So is it possible

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I take 363

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and put it into the cost function

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and somehow get a revenue function or make a profit function somehow?

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I would find a function for the profit and take the derivative

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if you read closely it does tell you the revenus

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revenue*

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and profit = revenue - cost

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OH

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Dude

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I see what happened

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I thought that the top comment meant the number didnt exist

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when the change was just for the wording for thousands of batteries

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So 2.50 didnt exist for me

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one sec

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Okay so I managed to get the profit as a number

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Now I'm debating on whether I made a mistake

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or if I can use this number to get MP

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Ooh wait

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That

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Boom

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That's gotta be it

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fervent sundial
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I made an expectation table

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but it seems stupid

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since probability should be 1 right?

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sorry for bad handwriting, hard to write with a mouse but yes

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toxic cargo
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is it $\frac{90/100} * \frac{11/20}$

fervent sundial
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I just don't see how this works

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k(0.9) + (20-k)(.4) = 11

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1 sec

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toxic cargo
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Yee

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,w k(0.9) + (20-k)(.25) = 11

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,w \frac{90}{100} \cdot \frac{11}{20}

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that's definitely wrong

toxic cargo
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Is it $\frac{90}{100}*\frac{11}{20}$

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Devarya-

fervent sundial
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No, that's definitely wrong

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my answer is mostly right

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I just don't think you can do that

fervent sundial
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well rounded to the nearest integer so 9

toxic cargo
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Idk bro its definetely not for a 9th grader

fervent sundial
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okay... then why try to help 😭 if u didn't know

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i appreciate the gesture though

toxic cargo
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I was curious

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Sry tho

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np

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grizzled crest
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im making a graph based off this dta

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would time be my x or my y?

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toxic cargo
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Why are u putting time in x or y

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Its constant right?

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U should put degree of inclination in x ig

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haloo how to do this question? this is grade 11 question

restive river
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$\tan(\theta) = \frac{m_2 - m_1}{1 + m_1 m_2}$

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notamy

brisk hare
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Why did u do x=beta

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@restive river

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im dumb

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read the question wrong

brisk hare
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What the hell were u thinking

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did u think that alpha and beta are abscissa of different points on the parabola

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do u know how to get equation of tangent from point outside parabola?

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@steep glacier

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like this?

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then if we pass it throught (alpha,beta)then we would get a quadratic in m

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whose roots would be the slopes of two tangents

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is this right?

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sorryyy my english is bad so i need to translate what you mean

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yes

steep glacier
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ohhh thank you!!

brisk hare
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wc

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i need help again XD,how to do (ii)?

brisk hare
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we just have to get area in terms of theta and then do some differentiation to get the maxima

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supposing that A is(acostheta,bsintheta) and B is (acostheta,-bsintheta) then eqn of chord AB would be x=acostheta

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and its length would be 2bsintheta

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the height of triangle would be perpendicular distance of O from the chord

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restive river
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didn't go through the question properly, had a quick glance and understood it completely differently

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sorry i dont really understand it happy_cry_cat

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oh oh i get it

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thank youuu

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i found the another way to do it

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ok

steep glacier
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helpp me pleasehappy_cry_cat

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umm there is a property that states that 2 parallel tangents touch a circle at the ends of a diameter

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so the distance would be 2r

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omg okay i get it thank you

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can someone help me to calculate the probability of the first expression in the last line?

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I feel really dumb but

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how do i make x^2+y^2 in this equation become x+y

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i cant just take the squareroots of both sides right?

sonic smelt
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You can add 2xy to both sides since you know the value of xy

cunning beacon
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to x^2+y^2=38 ?

radiant anvil
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note that (x+y)^2=x^2+2xy+y^2
= (x^2-2xy+y^2) +4xy

sonic smelt
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Yes

cunning beacon
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how does adding 2xy to both sides gonna make it x+y

worthy talon
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What do you have on the left when you add 2xy

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cunning beacon
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oh ok i get tit now

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the left side becomes (x+y)^2

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thanks