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sharp adder
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that is my best guess..

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i need to go now sadly.. ihope this is helpfull somehow.. goodluck!

sharp adder
trail cairn
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Now we could use ur thing

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I'll catch onto it again later

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raven forge
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Is this AOPS v1/v2?

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maiden cloud
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Task 11. (0–2)

For a performance in a certain theater, tickets were sold according to the following price list.

A total of 200 tickets were sold for this performance.

After paying the costs related to organizing the performance, amounting to 25% of the ticket sales revenue, the organizers had 4665 zł left.

Calculate the number of reduced-price tickets sold for this performance. Show your calculations.

fluid stag
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well then, as always, for future helpers, what have you tried and where are you stuck?

maiden cloud
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Nothing idk what to do

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,calc 1.25*4665

woven radishBOT
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Result:

5831.25
maiden cloud
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So they earned 5831,25 zł in sales

coarse flume
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Are you sure it's ×1.25

maiden cloud
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Yes cause it’s 85% and we’re missing 25%

coarse flume
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Let's say I lost 99% of my money and I only got 1 dollar left

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How much did I originally had

maiden cloud
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100

coarse flume
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Ok so how did you calculate that?

maiden cloud
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Idk

coarse flume
maiden cloud
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0,85 - 4665 zł
0,25 - x

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0,85 * x = 0,25 * 4665

coarse flume
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Also where are you getting 0.85 from

maiden cloud
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0,85x = 1166,25

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I’m chat this

coarse flume
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What?

maiden cloud
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Okay it’s 6220 zł

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,calc 1.5*4665

woven radishBOT
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Result:

6997.5
maiden cloud
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200(x+y)=6220 zł??

coarse flume
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What are we calling x and y

trail cairn
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@maiden cloud Has your question been resolved?

maiden cloud
maiden cloud
maiden cloud
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<@&286206848099549185>

tulip peak
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Hi there!

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Hold on let me look at the problem

maiden cloud
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Chop chop

finite fable
maiden cloud
finite fable
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that means how many reduced ones?

maiden cloud
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200-x

finite fable
maiden cloud
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Money

finite fable
maiden cloud
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6220-x(35)=y

finite fable
tulip peak
finite fable
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i am asking ya price of one regular ticket

tulip peak
celest lantern
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tulip peak
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Okay, so you correctly figured out the full price of the tickets, 6220.

You also know that if we have x as the number of regular tickets, and y is discounted tickets, then we have:
x+y=200
And that
6220=35x+25y

Do you think you can solve this now?

celest lantern
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Your behavior is unacceptable, OP.

maiden cloud
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Idk how to eliminate x and y

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To have one variable

tulip peak
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Try rearanging the first equation

harsh stream
maiden cloud
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No x for regular and y for reduced

tulip peak
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Once you rearange, you should have x=200-y, which you can then substitute into the second equation, does this make sense?

harsh stream
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Why solve for y when its irrelevant

maiden cloud
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6220-x(35)=200-x(25)

harsh stream
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😭🙏

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Chop chop

maiden cloud
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602 regular were bought

tulip peak
maiden cloud
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,calc 602*35

woven radishBOT
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Result:

21070
harsh stream
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Chop chop read what i sent takes 2 seconds

tulip peak
maiden cloud
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Can you solve this?

celest lantern
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People do not work for you.

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Your behaviour is unacceptable for twice.

fluid stag
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# maiden cloud Can you solve this?

The purpose of this server is to help you learn; please don't ask for direct answers. Ask for guidance, explanations, or feedback instead.

celest lantern
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Remember, helpers are volunteers, do not assume people do for you freely.

maiden cloud
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Bring the attitude down.

ebon coyote
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Sorry, but no, all this is coming from you telling someone else to "chop chop"; that's on you

celest lantern
ebon coyote
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Further, as has been stated before, the purpose of this server is to assist you in your work, not to do your work for you.

ebon coyote
devout snowBOT
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@maiden cloud Has your question been resolved?

maiden cloud
ebon coyote
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Mathematically speaking, what did you do to get 85?

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Because that's nowhere in the question you've posted

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@maiden cloud

gloomy aurora
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please post your ENTIRE thought process

ebon coyote
gloomy aurora
finite fable
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@maiden cloud is the problem solved?

devout snowBOT
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@maiden cloud Has your question been resolved?

ebon coyote
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or to Annie's request to show your entire process

maiden cloud
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I don’t know what now

summer summit
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what is your question still.

summer summit
maiden cloud
summer summit
ebon coyote
noble mango
# maiden cloud My question is how to solve it

Do you expect random people on the Internet to do all your work for you and then hand it to you on a golden platter? I'm sorry, but you aren't gonna go far with that kind of mentality.

granite zenith
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Perhaps it was a carry over error

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Remember that percentage must add up to 100 here

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so if the full revenue is 100%

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and they spent 25%

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then they have 100%-25% left over

ebon coyote
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fyi, I wanted to get him to say that

granite zenith
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Yeah but he's confused and using the wrong number I think

ebon coyote
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It's not even that

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I already pointed out that this was the first hurdle, by asking him where he got 85% from

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I asked that over 4 hours ago, with no response to it

granite zenith
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I suppose he was not very interested in answering that

ebon coyote
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Which can only mean he won't be interested in answering any other question posed to him

granite zenith
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Yeah thats why i just put it there incase he reads it

ebon coyote
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"Coach, I'm trying to run this hurdle race, but I keep stumbling over them"
"Okay, why are you in a potato sack?"
"That isn't the problem, just help me not stumble over these hurdles"
"Get out of the sack first"

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Not too dissimilar a situation to this

granite zenith
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solution 2: roll under the hurdles

finite fable
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If they were a human, and they became a potato does that mean humans can become potatoes

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Does that mean, I am one step away from becoming peri-peri French fries

ebon coyote
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I mean, I dread to think what that extra step to become peri-peri French fries would be; but we're getting more and more off-topic

finite fable
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duh

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getting on-topic. close this channel bruh

ebon coyote
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-# (it's more the plural "fries" that's concerning)

ebon coyote
devout snowBOT
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@maiden cloud Has your question been resolved?

celest lantern
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OP just going to ignore all helpers' questions and waiting for solutions.

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What a waste of time and disrespectful behavior.

quaint citrus
hard shoal
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lmao where in narnia did 85% come from

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i just looked at q

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😹

potent dirge
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@maiden cloud Has your question been resolved?

summer summit
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@maiden cloud if you aren't going to answer the helpers' questions, we will close this channel.

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FYI, you will not get answers in this server.

copper basalt
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Isnt 85+25 like over 100

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LOL it is

summer summit
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yes but we want OP to learn their mistakes and learn how to do the problem.

copper basalt
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I think ik it

maiden cloud
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I’ll continue tomorrow

solid perch
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!done in that case.

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copper basalt
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First you need to figure out the value of how much money they had before paying the venue anf stuff

summer summit
celest lantern
shy osprey
flint talon
copper basalt
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Thid channel never xlosed lol

primal ferry
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odd...

thorn cypress
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@maiden cloud are you going to actually come back and use this channel?

spiral raptor
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.close

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No it doesnt work

thorn cypress
spiral raptor
# thorn cypress do we ask a mod?

Im not exactly sure how teh closing logic works. I was reading the source code, and it says whoever has the manage_clopen tag can close a channel. But I'm not sure how this tag is assigned

tulip peak
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or mod

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I think it will also just time out if we ignore it

spiral raptor
spiral raptor
primal ferry
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since OP said "tomorrow" im willing to wait a max of 24h before i pursue

fluid stag
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if OP is not flat out trolling or what not we have no reason to close it despite how much we may bitch about it

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but you can modping if you think OP is indeed not acting in good faith

maiden cloud
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Why are you all mad over a channel?

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🤨

spiral raptor
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Finally op is here

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If your done with the channel you can close it

last parrot
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spiral raptor
last parrot
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gloomy aurora
# maiden cloud Because I’m at school.

I mean I don't feel its good practice just to keep a channel open because you're at school and will come back at indeterminate time. You can as well 1) write down progress so far 2) close channel 3) open a new one

solid perch
river rune
celest lantern
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As observed, OP tends to leave channel opened as an act of revenge, for helpers not giving him what he wants (which is the results). Moreover, a lot of disrectful acts have been given to other helpers like: "chop chop". Once no ones give him answers, he will ultimately stop to reply to others and wait until someone lose their patients to giveaway answers.

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Lack of elaboration and cooperation also counted here, waiting for people to solve for him, no thanks, no appreciations, just silently take all the results, what he wanted. Then close, the next day, things repeated again.

fluid stag
celest lantern
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<@&268886789983436800> Please take a look at this channel.

spiral raptor
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I think people with the helpful role can close a help channel

celest lantern
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That is against the server rules unless other circumstances.

celest lantern
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Re-read the rules, only close if necessary.

upper schooner
# maiden cloud Chop chop

Giving you the benefit of the doubt here, even if you're just joking, it really is worth being quite careful with what you say to people who aren't familiar with you, because they may not interpret it as humourously as you.
(if you're actually demanding your helper to hurry up, then that's not cool - remember that people are volunteering to help you, and that there's no obligation for anyone to help you with anything)

river rune
upper schooner
celest lantern
upper schooner
celest lantern
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You are my fellow cat too Lute, even if I don't know you (Maybe I left for too long) catlove

river rune
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I... don't know who you are, sorry.

celest lantern
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Haha, yes, I joined this server like 7 years ago.

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Then I deleted my DC acc pandaohno

river rune
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I don't think we should chat here anyway, but last message before I leave: I don't think I will know you if none of my friends here know you.

sharp adder
celest lantern
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No worries, I just join to help random people for recess.

raven forge
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If someone is free so they can come to my help channel

gloomy aurora
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i mean the amount of messages here, this channel as well may be closed

upper schooner
# maiden cloud Because I’m at school.

As was mentioned, you are probably going to have a better time getting a new channel, but I do want to remind you that we are not here to do problems for you, but to guide you in how to solve what you're working on. (Us moderators may also get a bit annoyed at people who give you solutions too!)
As I feel it would be better if the channel starts off fresh, I shall close this one, and in your own time, you can open another one. Please do bear in mind to explain, as clearly as possible, what you've tried catokay

river rune
spiral raptor
river rune
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upper schooner
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Anyways-

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.close

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gloomy aurora
river rune
summer summit
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potent compass
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potent compass
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The midpoints are different

spiral raptor
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I think you got the wrong value of D

potent compass
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Oh

spiral raptor
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Once you fix that you'll fret the right answer

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Also check 2 with an updated value of D

potent compass
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But is my method right?

spiral raptor
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Method for what?

potent compass
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Wait

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Im confused

spiral raptor
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Confused about what?

potent compass
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For b

spiral raptor
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Are you confused about how to find the value of D?

potent compass
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Yh

spiral raptor
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The way I like to do it is that you know that the opposite sides are parallel right?

potent compass
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Yh

spiral raptor
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So CD||AB

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starting from B, last say it moves y units down and x units left to get to A. Then, since the two lines are parallel, to get to D from C, you have to move the same y units down and x units left

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So tou can compare it to find the x and y coordinates

potent compass
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What

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I don’t get it

spiral raptor
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1 min I'll make a diagram

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I missed the equal part before

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It's because the lines are PARALLEL and EQUAL

potent compass
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I still don’t get ur diagram tho

spiral raptor
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Hmm. I'm not the best explainer. It's really just breaking down of vectors

potent compass
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IH

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Idk ehat vectors are

spiral raptor
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To get from B to A, you move left by x and down by y. Since CD is parallel, equal and the same segment orientation, the exact same movement takes you from C to D.

spiral raptor
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potent compass
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Oki wait

spiral raptor
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How do you do it in class? Like what did your teacher tell you?

potent compass
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A formula

spiral raptor
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Which is?

potent compass
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I don’t remember it’s the equation one or midpoint

spiral raptor
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What do you mean

potent compass
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To find coordinates

spiral raptor
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Because I'm asking for the coords of D

potent compass
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Im trying to find that

spiral raptor
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Ok no problem. Take your time

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The formula will be something like:
A(a1,a2), B(b1,b2), C(c1,c2), D(d1,d2)

b1-a1=c1-d1
b2-a2=c2-d2

potent compass
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Uh

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I don’t get it

spiral raptor
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Did you find the formula your teacher gave you?

potent compass
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I rlly don’t get u

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Brb

spiral raptor
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Hmm. I'm a really bad teacher

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<@&286206848099549185> could someone try explaining it better?

finite fable
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what's the problem here

spiral raptor
finite fable
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well. ABCD is a ||gm

spiral raptor
finite fable
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midpoint of both the diagonals are same

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find the midpoint of AC

spiral raptor
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No. No. I'm explaining how to find D if A, B, and C are given

finite fable
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the x coordinate of the midpoint will be same of BD

finite fable
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what you explained

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gang

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you made it very complex

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i dont think that was even needed

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@potent compass do you see that this is a ||gm ?

spiral raptor
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I'm a really bad teacher if I'm to physically with the other person with a pen and paper

finite fable
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i will try to explain it to them

spiral raptor
spiral raptor
potent compass
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Yes

potent compass
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My WiFi is bad rn

finite fable
finite fable
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finite fable
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Lmao

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deft furnace
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helllo

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deft furnace
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lemme translate

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  1. provethat for every natural number Un+1 = ...
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2 . count the first 5 limits

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3 . study the deplacment if Un while -<=Un<=0

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  1. lets say Vn=...
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  1. Prove that ( (v_n) ) is an arithmetic sequence, and determine its common difference and first term.

  2. Write the expression of ( (v_n) ) in terms of ( n ), then deduce the expression of ( u_n ) in terms of ( n ).

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i hate thoes type of exercise

faint gorge
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What have you tried

deft furnace
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btw i am math expert major

knotty sage
deft furnace
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but its still

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anynomous for me

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plz help

knotty sage
deft furnace
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uhh

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lemme see

deft furnace
hardy trail
# deft furnace still didnt work out

Hmmmm, how about we put it this way:
Consider the fraction
[ \frac{x - 1}{x + 3} ]
Is there a way to split it into one whole number another another fraction?

woven radishBOT
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Average Maths Student

hardy trail
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I wonder how we can get the expression "x + 3" on the numerator...

deft furnace
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are questioning me or its too stupid that i couldnt solve it?

hardy trail
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uhhhh it's a hint for you

faint gorge
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You can also just plug u_(n+1)=(u_n-1)/(u_n+3) into the equation in 1.

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@deft furnace Has your question been resolved?

deft furnace
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no

faint gorge
deft furnace
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cuz tbh i am tiered

faint gorge
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Well then you should close the channel, it's against the rules and you aren't really considering anything of what other helpers suggested

faint gorge
deft furnace
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yh

faint gorge
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Did it work out or did you get stuck

deft furnace
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it did

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but i am talking about the rest

faint gorge
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What's the rest, 2, 3, 4?

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Like we can't read your mind what you're attempting

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2 . count the first 5 limits
is weirdly translated, are you sure that's it?

deft furnace
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its literly what the question is saying

faint gorge
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Well it doesn't make sense

deft furnace
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that why i asked help

faint gorge
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Only thing I can think of is the first 5 terms

deft furnace
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no it limits not terms\

faint gorge
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As well for

3 . study the deplacment if Un while -<=Un<=0
Study the monotonicity or something

deft furnace
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yh but how

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also why its against the ruule to sendf the solution?

faint gorge
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That's just how this server works, it's against its philosophy

deft furnace
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wtf

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it agaist the rule to cheat on exam and other stuff

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i readed the rules well

faint gorge
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If you had 1-4/(x+3) then how could this behave on [-1,0]

deft furnace
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wym

faint gorge
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Does 1-4/(x+3) decrease or increase

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write down some terms

deft furnace
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oh

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i usealy count the derivitive

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and see the signes of (when postive negative equal zero bla bla)

faint gorge
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-# If it helps, I guess

deft furnace
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but there is a law

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Un+1-un=r

faint gorge
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Either way, if you found that out then you can prove it directly with the respective definition of increasing/decreasing

deft furnace
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i forget what this going to help me for

faint gorge
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It's just the definition of an arithmetic sequence, nothing to do right now with what we do

deft furnace
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bruh

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my brain is not braining

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i guess its going down

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cuz its smaller than zero

faint gorge
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Can you support your claim

faint gorge
deft furnace
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wait i got idea

deft furnace
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how abt i count U0 U1 U2

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and then see wich bigger than the other

faint gorge
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Great idea

faint gorge
deft furnace
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if U0<U1<U2

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then its going down

faint gorge
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This is why you should have done 2 first

deft furnace
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and the opsit

faint gorge
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Write down the first 5 terms ffs

deft furnace
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yh yh

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its misstranslated i guess

faint gorge
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Any concrete values?

deft furnace
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no the behavior

faint gorge
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If the next term is larger than the previous then it obviously goes up

deft furnace
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yh

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i said if the next term is smaller

faint gorge
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if U0<U1<U2
this is not next term smaller

deft furnace
faint gorge
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this is next term larger

deft furnace
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dude we start from U0 not U2

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hold a sec

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mb

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but i got the idea

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ok now 4.a

deft furnace
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hey btw i had never studied math in english so please if sometimes u say something basic that i dont know

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that means i didnt understand

woven radishBOT
faint gorge
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Show that v_(n+1)-v_n=r

deft furnace
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can u please remind of the Somme law Sn of geometry one

faint gorge
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I don't understand

deft furnace
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cuz how can i tell if this a geometry one or arithmetic

faint gorge
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\prpl Arithmetic sequence:
[ a_n=a_1+(n-1)d ]
Geometric sequence:
[ a_n=a_1 r^{n-1} ]

woven radishBOT
deft furnace
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what it used for?

faint gorge
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This is a geometric sum

deft furnace
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exactly

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that what i was looking for

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and hiow abt the arithmetic sum?

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cuz there is an exersise next to it i wana solve it alone just need the laws

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if u are wondring

faint gorge
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\prpl Arithmetic sum:
[ S_n = frac{n}{2} cdot (a_1+a_n) ]

deft furnace
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r u sure its this one?

woven radishBOT
deft furnace
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i remembred its something else

faint gorge
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What do you remember

deft furnace
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this one

faint gorge
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It's more general

deft furnace
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does it going to work everytime?

faint gorge
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Say your first term was indeed a_1 then p=1 and you get the same

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Your formula works for arbitrary first term a_p

deft furnace
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so look i found another one

faint gorge
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?

deft furnace
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this is another exersise that i am just stuck here

faint gorge
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Usually one opens a new channel so helpers are not confused

deft furnace
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oh ok

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its ok mb

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elmme returne to the old one ig

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i got one final question i skipped it

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so lemme not

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bitter garnet
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I am in severe need of help with someone explaining to me how Rudin derived that q
(see equation 3)

lost laurel
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p^2-2/(p+2) gives us polynomial whose root is the square root of 2( if it exists)
the p-(p-√2)=√2 again if √2 exists

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which is the motivation for chosing it

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( I think?)

bitter garnet
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ah, I am starting to see it

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thank you

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.close

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[
\text{The range of the function } f(x)=\left[9^x-3^x+1\right]
]
[
\text{where } [x]\text{ denotes the greatest integer function, is}
]

[
\text{(a) } {, r \mid r \in \mathbb{N} ,}
]

[
\text{(b) } {, r \mid r \in \mathbb{W} ,}
]

[
\text{(c) } {, r \mid r \in \mathbb{N}\cup{0} ,}
]

[
\text{(d) } {, r \mid r \in \mathbb{N},\ r\ge 2 ,}
]

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normal bolt
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I solved it and got (a) as my answer but the given is (b) & (c)

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my logic is that:
let 3^x = a
f(x) = [a^2 - a + 1] & let a^2 - a + 1 = m
since a >0 and D< 0 => m>0 for all real
it means (m) inside GIF is always positive and positive GIF is the number itself
therefore, f(x) = a^2 - a + 1 = 3^2x - 3^x + 1
now exponential function are defined for x > 0 and x not eqal 1.
so x >0 there its range should be r E N

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can you tell me where is the fault in my logic

normal bolt
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discriminant

late mortar
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Ok so first of all do you know what the greatest integer function is?

normal bolt
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yes

late mortar
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Assuming you know then what is [x] if 0<x<1?

normal bolt
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it gives x if x is integer and it gives a number left to x if x isnot integer

sand quarry
late mortar
# normal bolt = 0

So if there exists a value 9^x-3^x+1 between 0 and 1 of the function your answer is already wrong

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Because remember the natural number set

normal bolt
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cases to give gif definition for given function

late mortar
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Well I think we only need to find the range of the original function and apply the floor function to it if that makes sense

sand quarry
# sand quarry This is not how you use Latex btw

% Just for your reference
% Although do note you need the enumitem package in your preamble for this to work

The range of the function, $f(x)=\left[9^x-3^x+1\right]$, where $[x]$ denotes the greatest integer function, is:
\begin{enumerate}[label=(\alph*)]
\item ${r\mid r \in \mathbb N}$
\item ${r\mid r \in \mathbb W}$
\item ${r\mid r \in \mathbb N \cup {0}}$
\item ${r\mid r \in \mathbb N, r \ge 2}$
\end{enumerate}

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normal bolt
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how do we solve this now

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Pls I need help with question b

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fresh jetty
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Can I use the midpoint

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To find the coordinates of d

winter patrol
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don't need coordinates of D for part b)

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consider that you can get the equation of a line using point and slope

fresh jetty
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Wha

winter patrol
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you have the point C
and you can get the slope of CD (without knowing the coordinates of point D)
by applying properties of a parallelogram and slopes of parallel lines

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winter patrol
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It's in the name of the shape

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parallelogram

fresh jetty
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Then when do I use M

winter patrol
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worry about that later,

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you don't need it yet,
that's in the next part where you'll apply a different property

fresh jetty
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Ok

winter patrol
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I am

winter patrol
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Still working on part b)

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?

fresh jetty
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I’m still learning

winter patrol
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Did you look up the properties
specifically the ones that mentions sides being parallel?

fresh jetty
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Yeah but I’m still doing tht

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Cd is parallel and equal to ab

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Do I use gradient

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Bc their parallel

winter patrol
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slope, gradient

fresh jetty
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Huh

winter patrol
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don't need the gradient equation for CD, just apply that CD has the same gradient as AB

fresh jetty
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I’ll have to go soon

winter patrol
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You now know that CD has a slope of 1
and passes through the point C

fresh jetty
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OH

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BC FOR EQUAYION I JUST NEED C’S POINTS?

winter patrol
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and the gradient

fresh jetty
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Ohh

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Ur so smart tysm

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I’ll break then continue Ty!!

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I'mm send a pic of how I tried to solve this

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stuck reef
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Ig using vieta would result in some manipulation

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A picture of the original question would help.

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AH nevermind, I forgot to scroll up.

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celest lantern
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Since d,e,f are in G.P., then aren't $e^2=df$?

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Mercury (ヤフォダ)

shy osprey
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pretty famous property for your QE in you grade i think

celest lantern
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Then I guess you could just find the determinant.

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Maybe start with the second equation?

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celest lantern
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It could cut the length down, I guess.

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Why don't you give it a try?

stuck reef
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and let x be common difference and d first term

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Interesting. Looks fine though.

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the thing in G.P

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a,ax,ax^2

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Why did they make it round brackets (a,b)

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Why not the end points?

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even over here

sand quarry
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a limit, by definition, must be approached from both sides

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but at the endpoint you dont know what is happening outside of that interval

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you cant 'see' what the function is doing outside of [a,b]

keen sundial
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U can’t see whats happening outside this interval too

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if you say it is differentiable on (a,b) you are not making assumptions about what is happening outside that interval

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Wdym by making assumptions

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How can I easily tell which side is opposite and which side is adjacent in a triangle? I keep mixing them up and want an easy way to recognize them

crystal dawn
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ignore the longest side. is the side right next to your angle? if yes, that's the adjacent one. otherwise it's the opposite.

astral aurora
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If Which side is right next to which angle sorry i didn’t understand

crystal dawn
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the adjacent and opposite sides are always in reference to one of the two non-right angles of your right triangle

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now, the word adjacent means next to

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so if the side (not the longest side, we don't care abt that as it's always the hypotenuse) is next to the angle of interest, then it's the adjacent side

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otherwise it's the opposite side

astral aurora
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Oh yes i understand thank you but what if its not given because my teacher just give a plain triangle with only the 90 degree side and she wants us to state which side is adj and which is opp

solid perch
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then you have to choose one of the two angles to mark as a reference angle.

crystal dawn
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one of the two non-right angles*

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but yes, essentially that

astral aurora
crystal dawn
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well in this case your angle of interest is angle A

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if your followup question is "how do you determine the angle of interest", the answer is "it depends on the question/situation"

astral aurora
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Ohhhhhhhhh so they’ll always give it to us???

crystal dawn
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if they do not then you will have to determine from context

astral aurora
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What abt in these types of questions?

crystal dawn
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and what about them?

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like, what are you asking about these types of questions?

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how to determine angle of interest?

astral aurora
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Yes

crystal dawn
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I mean, they've marked it for you

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even gave you its value

astral aurora
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Ohhhhhh i get it so they’ll always mark it for us right?

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so we can tell which one is opp and which is adj

crystal dawn
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always is a stretch. again, if it is not marked, then you will have to determine from context

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but usually even if it is not marked the question will tell you what the angle of interest is. then you'll just have to draw it

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astral aurora
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So for example if the question says whats the measure of angle o the angel interest is o right?

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yes.

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Wait omg i get it thank you so much guys

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nice! anything else?

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No thats it thank you

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In 1) why did my teacher put 1/b but most sources use bx?

desert scaffold
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I understood all but I mean what’s the difference

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Why are these function in b all 1/b?

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,rccw

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if b is the period of the sinusoidal function, then 1/b is the frequency. (if you've studied physics you may have heard of the term angular frequency , this is the same concept.)
so I guess 1/b is more used because it allows the period to be expressed as a transformation of the function sin(x) or cos(x).

desert scaffold
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So b in this case represents the frequency?

solid perch
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no, in the textbook, b is the period, it looks like. you might want to read further - the text should introduce what b is.

desert scaffold
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It only shows examples of how to solve

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Or the period 2pi|b|

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Same thing on the internet the equation is 2pi/|b|

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For period

solid perch
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then yeah, looks like your text is using b as the period.

desert scaffold
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I was trying to solve a question to prepare for my exams and I couldn’t since I didn’t know how to app,y the value of b which in my case equaled to 3pi into the function 1/b x

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I put 1/3pi x

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Basically f(x)sin(1/3pi x)

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But Gemini said otherwise

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It said sin(3pi x)

solid perch
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I'm not sure if I can continue answering this, but I would encourage you to show the question.

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(and your working too.)

desert scaffold
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Here?

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Question 21

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I’m genuinely confused

solid perch
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desert scaffold
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I would easily solve this question in the form (bx) but 1/b x is confusing

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Or did I do it correct

solid perch
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solid perch
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okay, so what's your final answer?

desert scaffold
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F(x)=sin(1/3pi x)

solid perch
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you've correctly found b, and it is 3pi.

solid perch
desert scaffold
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That’s what I’m confused of

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Isn’t it 1/b

solid perch
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if you want to use sin((1/b) x), then your period is 2pi b, not 2pi / b.

desert scaffold
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I heard that somewhere

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Could you explain further?

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Please

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Oh wait I think I got it basically when we use (bx) we use 2pi/b but when we use 1/b x we use 2pi b

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Right?

solid perch
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the general rule is for $y = \sin(Bx)$, the period is always $\frac{2 \pi}{|B|}$.

woven radishBOT
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go maximax or go home (Chiaki)

solid perch
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now, if your B happens to be fractional, don't care - apply it in the period formula anyway.

solid perch
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but I guess yeah, that is what the cases look like.

desert scaffold
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Ok I got it

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Tysm

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glad to have helped!

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No ty

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Hey can anyone help me with γ)? I feel like I'm doing something horribly wrong

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quick/rough translation?

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actually

modest ferry
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for x>0 solve the equation xd

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i am disgusted by how ugly it looks and im almost certain its wrong 🙏

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modest ferry
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where is this 😭 im lost xd

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oh

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zealous bronze
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I need help in 3rd question

solid perch
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,rccw

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zealous bronze
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First of all I had my assumption that in parallelogram opp angles have only 1 same angle bisector .

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But I got to know its wrong

solar goblet
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have you tried drawing a figure?

zealous bronze
solid perch
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?

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I didn't look at your question, sorry. I just rotated your image for future helpers.

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<@&286206848099549185>

finite fable
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the hint is

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that a triangle will be formed

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with one angle 90 degree

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then using vertical angle property you will find that one of the angles of the shape that is constructed by joining the angle bisectors is also 90 degree

zealous bronze
finite fable
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finite fable
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mark it's vertices

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and then send the figure again

zealous bronze
finite fable
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or smth

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then send the figure again

zealous bronze
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But I have doubt before that

finite fable
zealous bronze
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How is 2nd pic right nt 1st ?

finite fable
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well actually none of them are right

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lemme send you the figure

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instead

zealous bronze
zealous bronze
slate blaze
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Which question you currently on?

zealous bronze
slate blaze
zealous bronze
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Wait

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Umm

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Aah

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Oke its correct

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I thought something else

finite fable
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than a ||gm

zealous bronze
zealous bronze
finite fable
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um. no i meant the left one where you wrote "how will rectangle come here". that abcd is more like a rectangle

finite fable
zealous bronze
finite fable
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Yeah. My eyes are shitty lmao

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Try making a ||gm

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Then drop angle bisectors

zealous bronze
finite fable
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Which is the 2nd diagram of yours

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Isn't it?

zealous bronze
finite fable
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so. what's the doubt here?

slate blaze
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finite fable
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can you find what's the sum of D and A is?

zealous bronze
finite fable
zealous bronze
finite fable
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mind you the SAD and SDA are angle bisectors

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that is half

slate blaze
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90

finite fable
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finite fable
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90?

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90

finite fable
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now what will be the value of ASD?

zealous bronze
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Ohhh

zealous bronze
finite fable
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now notice RSP is vertically opposite to ASD. so RSP = 90 as well. can you now find all the angles

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of the figure in middle?

finite fable
zealous bronze
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Of rec

finite fable
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that figure in middle is a rectangle

zealous bronze
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But how do ik i should have started like this ?

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Wt made u think this method

finite fable
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well. first of all your diagram should be correct. you were dropping angle bisectors of a rectangle, not a ||gm. after that you needed to prove that the figure in middle is a rectangle. for which you can either approach

  1. one of the angles is 90 degree
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now. you can't really do much with diagonals here

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it's quite evident

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so you need to figure out a way to prove angles are 90

zealous bronze
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1 I got it . But how do ik I should do th3 step u did

finite fable
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do you need to understand why diagonals make the figure rectangle?

zealous bronze
finite fable
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i am gonna go eat dinner

zealous bronze
zealous bronze
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Ohk

slate blaze
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How to develop approach ?

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zealous bronze
slate blaze
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after the diagram

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in this question you have to go through angles to prove

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its a rectangle

zealous bronze
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Yes then

slate blaze
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you know rectangles all angles are 90

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so prove that

zealous bronze
slate blaze
zealous bronze
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I should have taken angle bisectors

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In this case

zealous bronze
slate blaze
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like what information you alr know

zealous bronze
slate blaze
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you know angle a + d is 180

slate blaze
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you got how angle ASD is 90?

zealous bronze
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Adjacent angle equal to 180 that's it

zealous bronze
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But how am asking how will ik I should take thisss and modify it furtherrr

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thats better

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Hmm okayyy

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Thank u

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Can I dm u when I have doubts ?

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but wait

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did you got this

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Wt

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But i jst needed approach

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So I may cl9se ?

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this is legal right??

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that's a log_2 btw

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hmm

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is that a yes?

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sorry, what's what here?

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to be clear, since I can't read it, what you wrote is:\
$\log_{2^{-1}} (x+1) +1 < 0 \implies -\log_2(x+1)<-1$?

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Annie Maqionde

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okay perfect

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that seems to be correct.

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i invert the inequality right?

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it's A right????

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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE tell me i was correct once just ONCE PLEASE

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< to >

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HELL YEAAAAAAAAHHHH

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Write in set builder form
$$A = {2,3,5,7,11,13}$$

finite fable
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should the answer be
$$A = {x \mid x \text{ is a prime number and } x < 14}$$

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TheAstorPastor

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or $$A = {x \mid x \text{ is a collection of prime number and } x < 14}$$

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the first one

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rocky marlin
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I need help with 10-69 i just forgot how to do it

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rocky marlin
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ok in 1 min i will do it again when its 15 min

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Oh sorry i didn't rwlaize you ahd already waited very very sorry

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I thought this was a new thread

rocky marlin
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nope

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its been 15 min now

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rocky marlin
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alr the image i sent I havnt done these problems in months and forgot how to do them

shell hare
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Why did you ping helpers at 12:01, then 4 minutes later?

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Even if someone doesnt respond after 15 minutes only ping once please

rocky marlin
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so i pinged at 15 min

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Couldn't find an attached image in the last 10 messages.

finite fable
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Couldn't find an attached image in the last 10 messages.

rocky marlin
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i can resend the image

finite fable
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resend thepic

rocky marlin
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potent dirge
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You have the right idea!! You have your roots (although you should label them) And each root has an order of two, which means that the graph goes through those points in a parabolic fashion

rocky marlin
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wait so i was right about the line bouncing on the points because its squared?

shell hare
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Of course. Because it's squared it's always positive

rocky marlin
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ok and how about describing these graphs what are the nessesary things to include?

potent dirge
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rocky marlin
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I wouldn’t list it as a separate thing

rocky marlin
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im confused on what this means

potent dirge
finite fable
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rocky marlin
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i dont know what this "sign" means

finite fable
rocky marlin
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also the y - is 0,100 right?

potent dirge
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Yeah

rocky marlin
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and when putting the inequality for the x and y, for x would i put x is greater than or equal to - inf and les than or equal to inf?

potent dirge
rocky marlin
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so should i just say inf?

potent dirge
rocky marlin
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ohhhhhh ok i get it now

potent dirge
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x ∈ (-♾️, ♾️)

rocky marlin
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idk if ik what that is

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i dont think i was taught that only inequality

potent dirge
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So the statement, in English says, “x is an element from negative infinity to infinity”

rocky marlin
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ah ok

potent dirge
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A round bracket means the value is not included in the interval. A square bracket means the number IS included in the interval

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So, the “y” one would look like this

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y ∈ [0, ♾️)

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