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pastel rose
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If u went from -3 to 3

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U would get 0

kindred mauve
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and how would we know this without being able to draw the graph

pastel rose
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Try and spot the fact that it’s an odd function and and it’s going from -3 to 3

kindred mauve
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so

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so is it -2 becus theres 2 areas

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why not just do it from 3 to -3 and then 0 to 3

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like this

ebon coyote
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So, this is flipped along the y-axis for some reason

pastel rose
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Oh sorry yes

ebon coyote
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But essentially, you're not tasked with the integral between -3 to 3

pastel rose
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It’s should be going up

ebon coyote
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idk why it's been presented like that

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You're tasked with finding the bounded area the function makes in that domain

kindred mauve
ebon coyote
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For starters it's a pretty simple function to graph

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Secondly, the right-region will have a negative integral, so we need to negate THIS integral if we wanted the area it makes with the x-axis

kindred mauve
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ok

ebon coyote
# kindred mauve

yh I'm saying this part isn't well written - this integral is zero lol

kindred mauve
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equal to 0?

ebon coyote
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ye

kindred mauve
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becus its symmetric about the origin

ebon coyote
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Just to check - do you know what it means to say a function f is an odd/even function?

kindred mauve
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yh

ebon coyote
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cool

kindred mauve
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this function is odd=symmetric

ebon coyote
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Then the graph is rotationally symmetric here about the origin - so the two areas are equal

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But if you were to integrate over the related domains for each, one would be positive and the other would be negative

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So if you rawly integrated over the whole [-3,3], they'd cancel

kindred mauve
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so take the absolute value?

ebon coyote
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Of the integrand, yes

ebon coyote
kindred mauve
ebon coyote
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ye

kindred mauve
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so

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becus the graph is symmetric

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it would be 2 of these

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no

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it would be 2 about the origin

ebon coyote
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If you really wanted, you could even just write this as
$$\int_{-3}^0 x^3 - 9x \dd x - \int_{0}^3 x^3 - 9x \dd x$$

woven radishBOT
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Waes (Wires)

kindred mauve
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yeah i think i prefer that way

ebon coyote
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[It just so happens that since this integrand is an odd function, that this sum is equal to:]

woven radishBOT
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Waes (Wires)

kindred mauve
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how does it turn into that

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so the graph is symmetric so the interval [-3, 0] is the mirror of [0,3]

ebon coyote
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The graph is a really useful aid to see this, if graphed properly

kindred mauve
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yh

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so if the function is odd then

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quartz linden
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Could someone please help me with problem 3?

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pulsar apex
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Someone pls help me to solve

Find all prime triplets (p ,q ,r)
Such that
pq=r+1 and 2(p²+q²) = r²+1

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grand parcel
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How do I taxes 😭

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mild comet
pulsar apex
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A book

lunar haven
pulsar apex
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Ah yes
I am not able to solve this
Pls help

lunar haven
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You just want answer or explanation with it as well

jaunty bane
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!nosols, just in case

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lunar haven
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Cause I have answer just quick thinking

lunar haven
pulsar apex
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Give the soln also
I will understand by myself

lunar haven
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okay

pulsar apex
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Also I would like to see handwritten soln

lunar haven
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You have two triples of numbers:
(p, q, r) = (2, 3, 5)
(q, p, r) = (3, 2, 5)
These two look almost the same except that p and q are swapped.
Why call them symmetric?

pulsar apex
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Yes p and q are symmetric

lunar haven
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But why

pulsar apex
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We can interchange them and the eqn remains same

lunar haven
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Precisely

pulsar apex
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How did you solved it
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So fast

lunar haven
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Light work

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Even a third grade asian kid and do

pulsar apex
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😂😂😂

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Can you send the rigorous proof of it
The soln of it

autumn zodiac
pulsar apex
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Zeta function

lunar haven
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Jk

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I actually cant

autumn zodiac
pulsar apex
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What ???

lunar haven
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No like literally I genuinelly cant

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VEen if i tried

pulsar apex
lunar haven
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idk if its my computer

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but I cant send no picture

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not even drawn ones

pulsar apex
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Why 😂😂😂

lunar haven
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Brother believe me

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I dont even know

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Ima try fixing

pulsar apex
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Do you see the plus sign

lunar haven
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Yes I click that

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and then click on the picture I want to click

pulsar apex
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Did you gave permission

lunar haven
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but then nothing happens

pulsar apex
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Oh

lunar haven
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Yeah so ima try fixing computer

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and if nothing happens screw ti and im buying a new one

pulsar apex
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Ok just tell what approach should i use

lunar haven
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Alright

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lemme cook

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okay im back

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Use the method:

1)Substitute r=pq−1 from the first equation into the second.

2)Simplify to a Diophantine equation in p and q.

3)Treat the result as a quadratic in one variable, and check when the discriminant is a perfect square.

4)Test small primes; for larger primes the discriminant fails to be a square, giving no solutions.

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In my opinion

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I feel like #1 would be easiest

pulsar apex
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Ok

lunar haven
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Because that is what the third grade asian kid did to solve the equation in his head

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Anyways

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If that is all, im glad to help someone out

pulsar apex
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Thnks

lunar haven
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I will head to sleeping now, and please if you need help

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Let me know

pulsar apex
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@lunar haven ok

lunar haven
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Have a good day!

uncut crow
mild comet
lunar haven
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Not blcoked

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but my computer broken

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Barely anything works

mild comet
pulsar apex
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Yes

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green vault
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integrate (xdx)/((sqrt(1+x^2+sqrt((1+x^2)^3)))

lunar harbor
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$\displaystyle \int \frac{x}{\sqrt{1+x^2+\sqrt{\left(1+x^2\right)^3}}} \dd{x}$

woven radishBOT
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Civil Service Pigeon

lunar harbor
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(rewritten for readability)

green vault
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yup

lunar harbor
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any ideas so far

green vault
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uh

flat ibex
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u sub maybe

green vault
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sub 1+x^2

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i did that

flat ibex
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u = 1 + x^2

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yea

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what you get

green vault
lunar harbor
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@flat ibex do you want this? If so, I'll let you take it from me since two people helping at the same time is generally bad

flat ibex
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uh sure

lunar harbor
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k

lament kraken
green vault
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u get the idea

flat ibex
green vault
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forgot the 1/2

green vault
flat ibex
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u cant do that

green vault
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fuck mb

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idk what i was thinking

flat ibex
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lol

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first rewrite radicals

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should be easier

green vault
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ookok

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(x+x^3/2)^1/2

flat ibex
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u can do u sub from there

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u = sqrt a

green vault
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hm

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lemi try

green vault
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@flat ibex

flat ibex
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ya

green vault
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got it thanks

flat ibex
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now just sub back

green vault
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thank ya

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green vault
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@flat ibex i have diff qn

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integration (sin^8(x)+cos^8(x))/(1-2*sin^2(x)cos^2(x))

sharp garnet
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green vault
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oh my bad

sharp garnet
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$\int \frac{\sin^8 (x)+\cos^8 (x)}{1-2\sin^2 (x) \cos^2 (x)} dx$

green vault
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yes

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thanks

woven radishBOT
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Ishmam

sharp garnet
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the bottom part is equal to $\sin^4 x + \cos^4 x$

woven radishBOT
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Ishmam

green vault
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thats where im getting confused over and over

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other than that i got the question

shadow bear
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(sin2 x + cos2 x)^2 = 1

sharp garnet
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you can check for yourself by applying square formulas

green vault
sharp garnet
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$a^2+b^2=(a+b)^2-2ab$

woven radishBOT
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Ishmam

shadow bear
green vault
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complete the square

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ohk

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got it @sharp garnet mb

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silly mistake

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thanks

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pastel rose
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Could I please have help on part b?

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pastel rose
stone stump
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say f=sum a_i x^i and g=sum b_i x^i where g is in I

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what can you say about the a_i and b_i?

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take h=sum c_i x^i in R arbitrary

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can you build h using f and some polynomials from I ?

pastel rose
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Can we just add f and g?

pastel rose
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Wait so I can have g(x) = g(0) + xh(x)

vital edge
pastel rose
vital edge
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Good

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So if you can produce a constant term in J you are done

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(do you understand why)

pastel rose
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If I can produce a unit then there exists its multiplicative inverse?

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So then I just multiply them together to get 1?

vital edge
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That doesn't exactly help here

pastel rose
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Oh then I’m not sure

vital edge
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Ideals aren't closed under multiplicative inverse technically

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I mean they are but it's a circular argument

pastel rose
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Oh yea

vital edge
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Anyway point is

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Oh nvm you said the right argument I just read it wrong

pastel rose
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Oh what

vital edge
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You get c in the ideal

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c^-1 is in the ring

pastel rose
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c?

vital edge
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Then c ⋅ c^-1 = 1 is in the ideal

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Let's say c is the produced unit

pastel rose
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Oh alright

vital edge
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So our goal here is to produce a unit

pastel rose
vital edge
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Yes

pastel rose
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c is in the ideal, c^-1 is in the ring

vital edge
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What does a polynomial not in I look like

pastel rose
vital edge
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I mean yea but what does the polynomial itself look like

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As a hint, what does a polynomial in I look like

pastel rose
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Oh u can have a constant, so have it such that it’s of this form

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A polynomial in I looks like g(x) = sum a_i x^i

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but a polynomial not in I

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h(x) = constant + sum b_j x^j

vital edge
pastel rose
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Yep

vital edge
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That wasn't a yes no question

pastel rose
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Oh lol I thought u said ranging over values of x

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I mean from 0 to inf?

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No

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Wait yes

vital edge
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No

pastel rose
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No

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Greater than 1

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Equal to 1asw

vital edge
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Firstly a polynomial is by definition a finite number of terms

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Yeah so i ranges from 0 to some n

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Anyway now take some polynomial that isn't in I

pastel rose
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Wait but if it range from 0 to n then x^0 would give a constant which u can’t have in I?

vital edge
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Lmao

pastel rose
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Yea alright that makes sense

vital edge
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It looks like $\sum_{i=0}^n a_i x^i, a_0 \neq 0$

pastel rose
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Yes

vital edge
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Now how do we get smth from this that is in I

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Actually hold on

pastel rose
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it will be a_0 plus smth in I

woven radishBOT
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Xavier 🌺

pastel rose
vital edge
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So since J is an ideal it is closed under addition and subtraction

pastel rose
vital edge
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We assume that it is in J

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Okay let me clear the steps here

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  1. Assume there is an ideal J that contains I as a proper subset
  2. Pick a random element in J that isn't in I (why can we do this?)
  3. Produce a unit
pastel rose
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  1. we can do it because I is a proper subset of J
vital edge
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Yup

pastel rose
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Alright so when u say produce a unit, that unit in out case is a_0

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How does that show that 1 is in J?

vital edge
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Yes

vital edge
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a_0 is in J

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a_0 has an inverse in R

pastel rose
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Oh and since J is an ideal

vital edge
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Yes

pastel rose
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a_0 * 1/a_0 =1 which is in J

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Ahhhh yes tysm Xavier

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rare wagon
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?open

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rare wagon
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<@&286206848099549185> guys wanna see my today algebra paper?

true coral
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You did 2 things wrong

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well, 3

rare wagon
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How

modern wind
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Bro can someone help me with fractions

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Its so confusing

true coral
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first of all, there is no open command, the command opens when you send a message

rare wagon
true coral
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second, you need to send your question, not ask if someone can check it out

half comet
true coral
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don't "ask to ask"

modern wind
rare wagon
half comet
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Send your problem atleast?

rare wagon
fast estuary
true coral
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third, read the bot message: You may ping the helpers role once after 15 minutes

modern wind
true coral
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not immediately at the beginning of the channel to get help

fast estuary
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@rare wagon what is your problem?

true coral
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I honestly cannot tell if you're just highly careless or a troll

rare wagon
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The mcq

true coral
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like sure these are all mistakes you could make on accident

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but 3 at the same time feels intentional

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rare wagon
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true coral
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bro

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you gotta be kidding

fast estuary
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I swear bro is there any mod

rare wagon
jaunty bane
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I don't think it's a wise idea to rapidfire ping Helpers

true coral
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<@&268886789983436800> There's a genuine chance the user above is acting in good faith but 4 mistakes in one go is suspicious

jaunty bane
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also, which one of the four mcqs anyway? and what have you tried? gotta be specific, OP.

true coral
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Not only did you do it once, but you did it again after I told you you shouldn't

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fast estuary
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..

winter torrent
rare wagon
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Correct me i f i am wrong
1 ans mode
2 B
3 B
4 B

jaunty bane
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question 2 is cut off

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questions 1 and 4 are guaranteed incorrect

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question 3 requires knowledge of the GST rates in your country, which I have no idea.

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rare wagon
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No

fast estuary
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again

jaunty bane
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I'm only going to show as much effort as you have, so if you don't even make an effort to reply or show why you've selected certain answers... yeah.

vital edge
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It looks like these are problems from a textbook. I would suggest reading through the text.

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uncut hatch
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help

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fickle magnet
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yes

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what happened

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?

uncut hatch
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i need some help on this problem

lunar harbor
fickle magnet
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do you know the formula of surface integeral?

uncut hatch
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yes do you want me to send a picture of the formula

fickle magnet
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no just i wnted to ask

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did u grt r alpha and r beta

uncut hatch
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i haven’t done anything for this problem i’m just stuck not knowing what to do

fickle magnet
uncut hatch
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it’s the a = double integral one

fickle magnet
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yes

uncut hatch
fickle magnet
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yes but there is one more form of that formula

uncut hatch
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there is?

fickle magnet
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that one is for a para meter surface

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lemme pull it up for you

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on min

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one

uncut hatch
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ok

fickle magnet
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it finally becomes in the formula u wrote

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top one is the starting point

uncut hatch
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ok i see

fickle magnet
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see where r=(x,y,z) is written

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we have something like thaat given in wues

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ques

uncut hatch
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ok

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so how do i even start this problem?

fickle magnet
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yeah

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so one we find partial diff of the parameter give wrt to eavh variable here alpha and beta

uncut hatch
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so i partial derive alpha and beta?

fickle magnet
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with respect to alpha and beta

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yea

uncut hatch
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so if i did that i would get what ? cause am i deriveing it from the r(a,b) = ( a+b) or the top where it says a^2?

fickle magnet
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pardon?

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i didnt quite get u

uncut hatch
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like where do i start the problem

fickle magnet
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in your formula there are partial derivatives

uncut hatch
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the at the D= or the r(a,B) =

fickle magnet
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like u have a parameter it is just telling where to start and stop

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we start from r(a,b)

uncut hatch
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yea and in the problem btw that less than or equal to the one is supposed to be a zero

fickle magnet
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squares are positive always, so if they are less than 0 the alpha=0 and beta=0

uncut hatch
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idk that just what my professor said

fickle magnet
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did u partially diff the whole thing with alpha and beta?

uncut hatch
fickle magnet
uncut hatch
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oh i see now

fickle magnet
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yea

uncut hatch
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ok that makes more sense

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i did not partially diff the whole thing yet

fickle magnet
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yea do it and plug it in the formula u wrote

uncut hatch
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ok

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do i have to use the jacobian to derive it

fickle magnet
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use this one only

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i said it first because i use the original one

uncut hatch
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so it would be 1,1,b and 1,-1,a

fickle magnet
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oka yeah

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mb

uncut hatch
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so it is right?

fickle magnet
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yes

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now

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u do cross product right

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?

uncut hatch
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yes\

fickle magnet
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yea so do it plaese

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then we will find the magnitude

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what?

stable aurora
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sorry

fickle magnet
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hello, ghost?

uncut hatch
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yes

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im doing the cross product now

fickle magnet
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okay

uncut hatch
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(a+B)i + (B-a)j + (-2)k

fickle magnet
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yes its magnitude is?

uncut hatch
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root 2(a^2 +B^2 +2)

fickle magnet
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yes

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now they said its a quater disk

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did you ever change variables in r cosx AND r sinx?

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for polar coordiantes

uncut hatch
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i have like once its very confusing to do that

fickle magnet
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a min ill send u a pic

uncut hatch
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ok

fickle magnet
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in a cicle we can express any point a r and thetha

uncut hatch
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yes

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so basically i would just change A into r cosx and B into r sinx

fickle magnet
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yea exactly

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is it r cosx or r cos theta

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and dA as?

fickle magnet
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thake thetha tho

uncut hatch
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ok

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and wdym dA?

fickle magnet
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dA will become?

uncut hatch
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root 2(r^2 +2)

fickle magnet
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no

fickle magnet
uncut hatch
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idk what dA would become then

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i ll send a pic

uncut hatch
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ok i see now

fickle magnet
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so final integeral becomes

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?

uncut hatch
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double integral root 2(r^2 +2) r dr d theta

fickle magnet
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limira of thetha are?

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limits of r is?

uncut hatch
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0 to 1

fickle magnet
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and thetha limits?

uncut hatch
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0 to 2 pi

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or is it pi/2

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pi/2

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as it is quarter disk

uncut hatch
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ok yes

fickle magnet
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yes

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so can you integerate this

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?

uncut hatch
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yes im working on that

fickle magnet
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no limit of radius is 0 to r

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sa now after typo the alpha and beta not bounded

uncut hatch
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ok so what do now

fickle magnet
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put r instead of 1

uncut hatch
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wait so i cant integrate it cause the bound is 0 to r

fickle magnet
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i mean R

uncut hatch
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so what do i do now

fickle magnet
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take R as a constant

uncut hatch
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ok can you show me what i would do

fickle magnet
uncut hatch
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so i plug in R for r?

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yes

uncut hatch
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so id get get the same thing just with R in it

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but with +2

fickle magnet
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idk what the means tbh like does it mean i cant finsih the surface area

fickle magnet
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it means it gives the equation of surface area of a R radius quater disk

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is the exam subjective?

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what do you mean by subjective

fickle magnet
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?

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or some are in form of equation too?

uncut hatch
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all are numberical i believe i havent had one not as a number yet

fickle magnet
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once we get ourl equation we can think what values can r take and plug in accordingly

uncut hatch
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ok well check and see if this surface area is right A = pi/6 ( 3 root 6 - 4)

fickle magnet
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yes

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when u took r as 1

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R as 1

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hlo?

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hlo>

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ghost

uncut hatch
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yes

fickle magnet
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did u get

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?

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flux is (vector field).(normal)

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we have vector field in ques

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and u found normal vector, befre magnitude

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dot them up

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subs r cos thetha and r sin thetha

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same limits and integerate

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yes

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Hey there
How do I interact with these exponents?

brisk finch
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I know that if they were saying -1, I'd just have to flip the thing upside down

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But what about these

soft umbra
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Do you know what is $2^{-1}$ equivalent to in the first place?

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Entitled Scumbag

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How about $(\frac12)^{-1}$

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Entitled Scumbag

brisk finch
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1/0,5?

soft umbra
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Can it be simplified further?

brisk finch
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1×2?

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Right

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So this is how it works, if the exponent is negative, we swap the denominator and the numerator

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So far so good?

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Yep

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Here’s an example
$2^{-2} = (\frac12)^2$

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Entitled Scumbag

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If I weren’t mistaken, that’s how they are defined

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But lemme double check it rq

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okay, I’ve found a good way to explain this

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Let’s take
$2^4$ as $2\times 2\times 2\times 2$

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Entitled Scumbag

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Do you agree with this?

brisk finch
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Yep

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Yeah

soft umbra
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So the exponent mean how many times should we times

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When it’s “negative”, that means we have to “take away” instead of adding up

brisk finch
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So it becomes division?

soft umbra
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For example
$2^{-4} = 1\div 2\div 2\div 2\div 2$

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Entitled Scumbag

soft umbra
brisk finch
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Hm

brisk finch
soft umbra
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Entitled Scumbag

soft umbra
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yeah, cuz you need to put something before the division sign

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So the 1 cannot be omitted on RHS

brisk finch
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Why do we change the symbol for 1? 1 isn't a part of 2^-4

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Well, we didn't change the sign for the 1

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But we changed the action

brisk finch
soft umbra
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Ah I see what you mean

soft umbra
ocean gale
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Noice evernight pfp

soft umbra
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Let me clarify it real quick

brisk finch
soft umbra
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For multiplication, there also exists a 1

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But got omitted as well

ocean gale
soft umbra
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Let’s take
$1\times 2^4$ as $1\times 2\times 2\times 2\times 2$

brisk finch
woven radishBOT
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Entitled Scumbag

brisk finch
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2 = 1 x 2

soft umbra
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yep

brisk finch
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-2 = -1 x 2

jaunty mantle
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Well to be honest, $\left(\frac{1}{3}\right)^{-3}$ kinda doesn’t make sense in this way

woven radishBOT
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frosst

jaunty mantle
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What it’s really saying is $\left(\left(\frac{1}{3}\right)^{-1}\right)^{3}$

woven radishBOT
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frosst

jaunty mantle
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First you look at the multiplicative inverse of 1/3, then multiply that with itself 3 times

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The multiplicative inverse of 1/3 is the number when you multiply with 1/3, yields 1 (here it will be 3)

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So then it becomes 3³ which is 27

brisk finch
jaunty mantle
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Sure

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Brackets though

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(3/1)³

brisk finch
jaunty mantle
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But you can just say the inverse of 1/3 is 3

jaunty mantle
brisk finch
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Yes

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Thanks

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im lost on what exactly we're doing after we note that H5 and H2 are cyclic

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this is in discussion w/ sylow's thm

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hi i need help finding the derivative

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im aware that i take the 6 and move it up front causing there to be 6 times 5 sin^5 (4x)

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and then i take the derivative of sin (4x) which is cos (4x) times 4

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30 cos^5(4x)

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oops

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forgot to multiply by 4

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so 120 cos^5 (4x)

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im not sure what i did wrong

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if $h(x) = f(g(x))$ then $h'(x) = f'(g(x)) \cdot g(x)$

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1 divided by 0 equals Infinity

empty heath
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where am i applying that

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though

rain summit
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so for $\sin{4x}$ first

woven radishBOT
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1 divided by 0 equals Infinity

rain summit
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then $5\sin^6(4x)$

woven radishBOT
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1 divided by 0 equals Infinity

rain summit
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hope that helps

empty heath
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yes

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ty

rain summit
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glad i can help you

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especially when im self-learning derivatives

empty heath
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one thing

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i just dont get

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imma send my work

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rq

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hold on

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f=g•h•k, k(x)=4x, g(x)=5x, h is of the form p^n, use induction to find (p^n)’

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((p^n(x))’=p’(p^(n-1)(x))(p^(n-1)(x)’, so you see it will be a factorial ish product in the end)

empty heath
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mb im fresh off bio

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going back and doing these for the finals is frying me

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idk how i forgot this stuff

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thank you guys tho

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np

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asking for help again for these questions since i forgot about my last ticket 😭

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i don't really know where to start

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which one is it?

uneven coral
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Alright, so what all sides have you found?

neat spruce
uneven coral
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okay so we know AC and CF to start with, what should AF be?

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Basically, first of all you have to write in sequence, the corners, which correspond. Like in 16th, in triangle ABE and triangle FAC , A=A, E=F, B=C... Therefore, triangle(AEB) ~ triangle(AFC) .. Once you get to this, you can safely write, AE/AF = AC/AB.. Or any possible combination accordingly .. Hope it helps

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okay first find AF

neat spruce
subtle thorn
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especially in geometry

neat spruce
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i got af = 4.47214 cm?

uneven coral
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sqrt(20), yes

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okay, now prove similarity between triangle(AEB) and triangle(AFC) like mate here said

uneven coral
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wait do you know about similarity and congruency yet?

neat spruce
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i don't think so blobcry

uneven coral
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ahhhhh

subtle thorn
neat spruce
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im in 9th grade but haven't started math yet since my school has a semester system

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this is extracurricular stuff

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oof

uneven coral
subtle thorn
neat spruce
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OH i just looked it up and i remember it now

neat spruce
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similarity is same shape diff size

uneven coral
uneven coral
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Alright then

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so now prove similarity between triangle(AEB) and triangle(AFC)

neat spruce
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lemme do that rq

uneven coral
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sure (Hint:VOA and right)

neat spruce
uneven coral
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Alright, so do I help you here with it or the other method?

neat spruce
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with the similarity method please

uneven coral
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sure

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Okay so one method we use for similarity is the AAA method (or simply AA method)

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where we prove that the angles are equal

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when we've proved that 2 angles are equal, we can say that the triangles are similar

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So tell me, which angles in these two triangles are equal?

neat spruce
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the right angles?

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they're congruent

uneven coral
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I mean not congruent

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they're equal

neat spruce
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is there like,, a difference between congruent and equal? catthink

uneven coral
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so that's one pair, with our reasoning being that they are both right angles

subtle thorn
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its all about congruent and similar

uneven coral
subtle thorn
uneven coral
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No they're asking about the right angles being equal or congruent

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there ig equal would be more appropriate

subtle thorn
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yes

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I thought its about triangles being equal, nevermind

neat spruce
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ahh ok

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so we have afc = aeb

uneven coral
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yes, write (right angles) next to it

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now are you aware of Vertically Opposite Angles?

neat spruce
uneven coral
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yes

neat spruce
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so do i have to prove those as equal as well?

subtle thorn
uneven coral
neat spruce
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ok

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ok so we have the vertically opposite angles and the right angles?

uneven coral
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Yes

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which angles are vertically opposite?

neat spruce
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ÂEB and ÂFC?

uneven coral
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No, those were right angles

subtle thorn
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on A

uneven coral
subtle thorn
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indicating angle A

uneven coral
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I see, okay then

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So we have two angles that are equal, hence the two triangles are similar

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yay

uneven coral
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now which two pairs of sides do we use for this?

summer ridge
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The left side and the right side

uneven coral
summer ridge
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What does op mean

subtle thorn
uneven coral
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the person who asked the question basically

summer ridge
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Oop sorry

neat spruce
uneven coral
subtle thorn
summer ridge
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Ok can somebody teach me how fractions work

uneven coral
subtle thorn
uneven coral
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Dude

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Who do u think u are

neat spruce
summer ridge
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I’m not tryna make enemies

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U sassy ass guy

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I’m jk

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I luv u

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Whatever it is, kindly do not fill someone else's help channel with slop

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its free atm

summer ridge
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Shut up

uneven coral
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okay then

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Anyways he's gone, let's continue

summer ridge
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I’m not

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U doctor stranger

uneven coral
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<@&268886789983436800> disrupting someone else's help channel with bs

winter torrent
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busy but I muted for a while

uneven coral
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Alright thanks mate

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okay, let's continue

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which two pairs of sides do we use here?

neat spruce
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uhhhhh eb and fc?

uneven coral
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Not like that

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okay see

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if any two triangles ABC ~ DEF, then AB/DE = BC/EF

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so ratios of any two corresponding pair of sides are equal

neat spruce
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yup

uneven coral
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Okay, so which two pairs do we use (Hint : try to use the ones that includes the side we're trying to find and the sides we already know)

neat spruce
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ough im stumped

uneven coral
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Okay I'll help you with this one

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so AEB ~ AFC

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we use EB/FC = AB/AF

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EB we're trying to find

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it's corresponding side in AFC (whose value we know)

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and AB and AF because they're corresponding sides and we already know their value

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now just put in the value of FC, AB and AF here, and you would have EB

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If this confuses you then we can do it with another method too

neat spruce
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is eb 14.47cm?

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WAIT

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8.47cm?

uneven coral
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I got 3.6 sqrt(5)

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let me put it on a calculator

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8.05 cm

neat spruce
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damn where'd i get the extra .42 from 😭😭

uneven coral
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okay it's 36/4.47214 yes?

neat spruce
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yea

uneven coral
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Nope, even still I'm getting the same result

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8.0498, which I rounded to 8.05

neat spruce
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oof so where did i go wrong

jaunty bane
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when a discrepency occurs, it's best to show your working to see how you got here

uneven coral
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did you calculate it by hand or did you use a calculator?

neat spruce
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i like added 9 cm with 4.47

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then subtracted 6 from that

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uh

uneven coral
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what

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why

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you have ratios, so you multiply or divide, specially when you know the values, why would you add or subtract

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okay let's do it step by step

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we had

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$\frac{EB}{FC}$ = $\frac{AB}{AF}$

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doctorstrangejr

uneven coral
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we know that, $FC$ = 4,
$AB$ = 9,
$AF$ = sqrt(20) or 4.47214

woven radishBOT
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doctorstrangejr

neat spruce
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hmm uh huh

uneven coral
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okay, now we put in the values

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(quick hint: if you wanna quickly stick newlines in latex, stick two backslashes \\ at the end of a line, in case that was what you needed
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uneven coral
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$\frac{EB}{4}$ = $\frac{9}{4.47124}$

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doctorstrangejr

neat spruce
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OH

uneven coral
jaunty bane
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ah okok

uneven coral
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now we send 4 to the other side

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EB = $\frac{9*4}{4.47124}$

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doctorstrangejr

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wait hold on short afk be back in 15 ish minutes! diligentClerk

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my mom's calling me upstairs

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yeah no problem, take your time

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ping me when you're back (incase I don't respond you can wait for someone else)

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which question is this? I'll stand by if necessary

uneven coral
jaunty bane
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sure thing. how did you establish similarity there, if I may ask?

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just wanna make sure I'm not drunk in case I step in

uneven coral
jaunty bane
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ah gotcha

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ok back!

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more like 30 minutes 😭

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@uneven coral

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welcome back

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Juggernaut

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For reference

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Alright thanks mate

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no problem

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If math branches were chess pieces, what would each branch be?(considering multiple knights, horses, etc)

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sturdy fiber
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oh sorry i didnt realise

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omg

jaunty bane
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nw

sturdy fiber
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no wonder no one was talking

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Well, I have to go out in 48 minutes, in case op isn't here by then, if they return later then someone else can help them

jaunty bane
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I'm still here on standby and waiting for OP to resurface

soft umbra
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just say adieu and call it a day KEK

jaunty bane
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there they are

neat spruce
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i have to go to bed, so sorry guys blobcry

soft umbra
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Good night

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thank u very much for ur help tho very appreciated!

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see you around next time!

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.solved catthumbsup

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Hello

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smoky gyro
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A dice is rolled one time. What is the probability of rolling a 2 or a 6?

dry oxide
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what have you tried so far

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smoky gyro
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Yes the Dice weighs 0.25g

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i got 1/6

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Water beam wth

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you dont have helpful

errant harbor
smoky gyro
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you cant close it pure

errant harbor
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Ur an undergraduate

dry oxide
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Don't troll in the help channels, please!

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Just close this

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smoky gyro
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P(a or b)

mystic scarab
# smoky gyro i got 1/6

That would mean that it's the same probability of having only a 2. That's quite weird, right?

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it might be a genuine question though

smoky gyro
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Yeah just dont read obsidian

mystic scarab
errant harbor
mystic scarab
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P(a or b) = P(a)P(b)?

faint gorge
dry oxide
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he sucks in probability though

sand quarry
mystic scarab
smoky gyro
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P(a) + P(b)

errant harbor
smoky gyro
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Stop

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1/6 + 1/6

dry oxide
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maybe we should mod ping then

mystic scarab
smoky gyro
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so its 2/6

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= 1/3

sand quarry
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As if you wont get screwed over by it too yajat

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Thank you alberto

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my doubt is cleared

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zinc mirage
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is f(x) is continuous in all real numbers?
"ve" means "and"

polar chasm
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(x^2 - m^2) / (x + m) can be simplified for x =/= -m

zinc mirage
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since we gotta find out if the f(x) is continous or not, we just gotta give the value m to the x and since the m is element of all real numbers, shouldn't we can just assume its continous

polar chasm
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no

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how does m being a real number imply that its automatically continuous?

zinc mirage
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i see

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its been a really long time i study lim

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im trying to re-learn it

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in the book, it says

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"Since its like that, the f(x) function is is continous"

polar chasm
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huh

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it should be to -m

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and to m

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the lim should be to both

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is there somethign else

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or is it the whole solution

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can u send the book's full sol

zinc mirage
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Genuienly its the whole solution 😭

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let me show

polar chasm
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and the full question?

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does it really ask exactly this "is f(x) is continuous in all real numbers?"

zinc mirage
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third one

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question asks "Which are ABSOLUTELY CORRECT"

polar chasm
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Okay, so it asks only for continuity at m. Not at all real numbers

zinc mirage
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yeah

polar chasm
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so the criterion for continuity at some point m is that:

  1. the limit x->m f(x) exists
  2. the limit equals f(m)
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so you need to find the limit x->m f(x)

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what's the limit?

zinc mirage
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to find out if its continous

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my friend says "you can't make it continous at the values that is at right and left of -m"

polar chasm
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he is right

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if he means "you can't make it continuous at -m"