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yes that works
in general do the first term + (n-1)d where d is the difference so here that becomes 7 + (n-1)(6) = 6n + 1
which other variations are there of these questions?
i know Fibonacci sequence
o yea
y know for this one
do you just sub the -58 into the n
i havent revised maths in a long time
no you’d set -58 = 8 - 6n and see if this returns an integer value for n (positive integer of course and maybe you include 0)
so u find n on its own?
i don’t know what that means
is that wht u trying to do here
yea i got 11
if it returns an positive integer value then it’s in the sequence
then it’s the 11th term
oh ok
2, -4, -10, -16, -22, -28, -34, -40, -46, -52, -58
if we start at n = 1 being 2
i guess if we start with 8 then it’s the 12th term
what did you do so far
no ideas?
yes you need to find the area of his garden
then find out how many bags you need to cover the entire garden
then multiply it by the cost per bag
it’s a quarter of a circle
mhm
38.48451
what is that area for?
afo
you can’t just throw numbers out
i did pi x 7^2 /4
,w (pi)(49)/4
yes that’s a good idea
yes just leave it as 49pi/4
yep
i got 99m^2
what’s the formula for the area of a triangle?
now add em all up
what i added now is the total area no?
yes
yes
Result:
186.15
17x10.95
nice
that is a pretty decent 5 marker tbh
could you explain this one?
i believe its something about sohcahtoa?
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Decide a and b so f is continually and Differentiable in x =2
think its translated differentiable.
no
the pic is wrong holdon
its supposed to be ax^2 + b , x>2
not 1x^2 + 1
Alright
ok so ik i have to find the limits from both 2- and 2+ first but then im stuck.
Oh great you know it
Where you get stuck?
so basically ik i have to find the limits first but idk where to go after
if that makes sense
You need to solve it then lol
You mean you have less equations then the unknowns?
the limits so ik its continuing but idk about the Differentiable part
Just differentiate both of them and then limit them to x=2
You will get the second equation
can you write down what those limits should be for this specific function to be continuos at x=2?
okok give me a sec. ill grab my phone to take a pic
sure
my phone was dead i had to take the pic w my laptop sorry
idk what to do after this.
the task itself is this but its in norwegian i tried to translate it over
Decide a and b so f is continually and Differentiable in x =2
a bit..
hjelp meg.
i can't actually see whats in here
that e^1/2 *2 = e
like when i replaced the x with 2
i'm genuinly royally screwed for my exam on friday
hmm, for continuity what do we need to compared this right-hand limit to? what the other limit do we need to consider, and what should they be equal to for the function to be continuity at x=2?
super close
you're right that for continuity, we need to equate the limits
you've correctly calculated the right-hand limit as 4a + b
yes
so back to the limits for continuity
You've got the right-hand limit
lim (x-> 2+) f(x) = 4a + b
now what about the left-hand limit
THE E
EULERS NU;BER
e
the natural logarhythm number e.
ok im sorry im slow and it's probably annoying to help me
haha no worries
ok lim (x->2-) f(x) = e
and lim(x->2+) f(x) = 4a + b
and these needs to be fulfilled for the continuicy part now how do decide what a and b is so that f is differanntial in x =2
almost there, but be a tiny bit more precise
that is as precise it gets.
when x approaches 2 from the left, we are using the function e^(½x) so we need to plug in x=2 into e^(½x) to get the left-hand limit
I DID
what do you get when you substitute x = 2 into e^(½x)? it's not just 'e'... it's 'e' raised some power
you are absolutely right
my apologies
i might have been a little unclear in my previous hint
sorry about that
no worries
am i allowed to swear in here or no cs im so fucking lost no idea what to do now
haha, it's okay to vent a little
sure
just like continuity required the limits from both sides to match, differentiability requires the derivatives from both sides to match at x=2
think about it: for the function to be "smooth" (differentiable) at x=2, the slopes of the two pieces of the function must also connect smoothly at that point
and the slope is given by the derivative
let me see
a = (1/8) e and b= (1/2) e
i regret taking advanced maht
im not even onna educate myself into smt that needs math.
how so
i am not wrong. refuse to believe that
i found a and put it in there basically
(1/8)e *4 + b = e
seperated b
and found B.
earlier after finding the limits it gave:
e = 4a + b
i put in a
e = 4* (1/8) e + b
then swapped e with b
- b = 4*1/8 e - e
got
-b = 4/8 e - e
then multiplied with -(1) on both sides
WHAT DO U MEANNN
no
Youre wrong.
i'm about to math your ass holdon.
Im gonna prove my point and stand my ground youre not taking this win from me.
give me 5 mins and i will show you.
brukeren antok a = 1/8e basert på en feil i derivasjonsformelen den korrekte verdien for a er negativ, og b følger derav
hør her gi meg 5 min og jeg skal bevise at det jeg har gjort er riktig. punktum finale.
i want more opinions on this.
thank u for ur patience

are u ready for this.
...
hm.
No
Youre not hming me i KNOW IM RIGHT
i'm gonna SHOW YOU
and ur NOT taking this WIN FROM ME
I ALREADY SHOWED U
EVERYTHING IS SHOWN
YOU CANT GO MORE IN DEPHT ON IT
is it appropirate to ask u what youre taking your degree in.
graduating from
ping me when youve returned to face your defeat.
idk abt u but this debate has been going on for over an hour
no.
i dont trust these ai generated ass math explainations
YOU explain it to me. U prove me wrong
hard to follow the whole conversation, but if you want to start over and ignore him, just open a new channel with the original image and your work so someone who doesn't speak your language can help
no i know im right.
i did this shit on a pc program earlier today
continuity you got this part
then close?
and why
because you said you're right so done with your question?
4a + b = e
a = -1/8e
4 * (-1/8)e + b = e
(4/8)e + b = e
(1/2)e + b = e
add (1/2)e to both sides
b = e +(1/2)e = (1 + 1/2e) = (3/2)e
shouldnt one of those thigs go negative when u swap sides of the =
let's start again
ohmydays
ok idc atp did this stuff on a pc program earlier w the teachre and got what i got.
the right-hnd limit as x pproaches 2
lim x -> 2 f(x) = a * 2² + b = 4a + b
these limits must be equal
4a + b = e
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True or False:
The median in a categorical frequency table is the same as the average.
It´s false right?
I'm inclined to agree
with me?
yes
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What was the original question even
It's confusing
Did they ask for in general or your specific example?
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The median is not always the same as the average
they can be equal
but they're definitely not always equal
for example
but in this case?
median vs average of : 1 2 4
in some cases you can have them be equal
but in this
"The median in a categorical frequency table is the same as the average"
in that statement
it's asked whether it's true for ANY (every) categorical frequency table
the answer is: false, it's not true for every frequency table
here, in THIS table, yes, they are equal
doesn't mean it's true for every table
Can you give me a formula for median for frequency table?
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HOW DO YOU FACTOR THIS IM TWEAKING
factor theorem
what is that !!!!!
look it up
dawg i just did
we never learned that in class
yet this is a practice problem for my midterm tomorrow
This problem is cruel 😦
Fr
,w complex roots of a polynomial
Isn't that just algebra theory or whatever it's called
Where did 1 - 5x + x^3 come from
It’s says factors doesn’t want sols
Group them, get GCF, and then do the rest of the theory right?
Have you ever dealt with complex roots before
Yea
@unreal cliff
Whoops i didnt mean to reply to you
no idk
how do you group something with 5 terms
Then the problem likely has a typo
it’s quartic can be grouped to 2 quadratic trinomials
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how do you do this guys
Expand, combine like terms just like normal
how do i find m(n+p) tho
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I’ve done everything accurately but I have no idea how to get the 2nd time value for 11.4 because its a sinusoidal function so 11.4 has to be reached twice every cycle
i rotated it for ease sake
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how to go from the first line to the second
I'm thinking of smth like substituting $z=\sin \theta$ and doing each term separately but how to do it faster?
Hamdy Hisham
that integral is the formula for a half-circle
so just like a special case of integral
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How ?
what part are you having trouble with?
unit circle is x^2+y^2=1 so y=sqrt(1-x^2)
oh maybe I misread and it's completely different
what about the numerator
yea nvm it's just the definition for arcsin
what's the frequency of SHM
and what's the angular frequency
yes but what about the numerator
if i beat u at a chess game would u tell me
I think we shouldn't give answers here
anyway
$\omega_0=\sqrt{\frac{k}{m}}$
Hamdy Hisham
come
I got banned on lichess and chess.com 7 times
its ok its anon link
not interested bro
يلا ولا يا الله
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$x^2 + 16y^2 = 16$
Volume about x = 4
smeagol
smeagol
,tex Then Area = $\pi r^2 \$
= $\pi (4 - \sqrt{16-y^2})^2$
smeagol
Then V = $\pi \int^1_{-1} (4 - \sqrt{16-y^2})^2 dy$
smeagol
but this get's me the wrong answer
r = (4 - √(16 - y²)) is AB length, do you see why pi r² would not give you what you're looking for?
note that in the solid thus formed by revolution, B must be in a void space out of the solid, however, when you write your integral, integrating from -1 to 1, it encaptures point B within it
am I making the shape like a single sphere or two spheres?
sorry bad sketch
but I think it shows the difference
It's this. eq 1 is for the sphere x² + 16y² = 16, the other ellipse is just for demonstration when your original ellipse has revolved 180° about x = 4
I'd suggest using this: (2pi)(x)(l) dx
where l is the height of the column
so my current radius is too small
no, your current radius accounts for points out of the solid.
This is the original question, I'm focusing on the second part right now
Yes I understood you completely
Try to understand. (√(16 - y²), y) would be point A for some y, and your radius for this point is BA, if you do pi(BA)², you'll have a circle containing B and you're basically doing it for the entirety of the ellipse
however, the solid of revolution will not contain B, so your integral is wrongly set
so right now I have the radius being just half the sphere around the point, I need the area of the whole shape being rotate?
"radius being just half the sphere around the point" - what do you mean by that?
Try using the shell method
I'm not supposed to do shell yet this is before that 🏃
so right now I am calculating the area if half the circle spins around, but I need the entire circle going around
sorry I am confused 😅
I want this entire shape around x = 4?
So would solving using this function work?
No
Right now you're calculating... wait give me a min
No worries
Basically, and this is just a dissection of the solid, you're evaluating the dark red region
Also, the right ellipse is just our ellipse rotated 180°. What I'm trying to show is that you're including volume outside of the solid of revolution
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@vocal sonnet try (2π)(4π) = 8π² as your answer
It's really only 2π[ int dA ] where dA represents a small area element within your ellipse. You don't need shell or dish washer to write that right?
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Can you translate?
Oh I didn't see
b) Similarly as above, draw the line x = y, you're interested in the region above that line within the circle - again, your probability would then be (Area of desired region)[f(..) = 1/π]```
I think the area of the small was 1/4
radius of small circle is 1/√2
But can i really directly assume it like that?
Assume what?
Like the area is the probability?
the area is not the probability
area times probability density function is the probability
You're evaluating sort of like a cdf : cumulative distribution function
Is this circle pdf or cdf
Your pdf is f(x, y) = 1/pi for x² + y² ≤ 1
But thats this shown circle right?
the circle encompasses your random variables
I tried to do a. And found the area of the smaller circle. Then divided to the area of bigger circle
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Why would you divide it, since the the whole circle has probability 1 anyway because it's a the density function. Also what did you get?
Do you know how to compute integrals?
Kind of
Basically you want to calculate the probability (area) of 1/pi over the circle with radius 1/sqrt(2)
Do you understand this?
Okay but why the area is probability?
Ok see it is similar to yesterday
where your density function was 1-dimensional
and you learnt that integrating the density function over some interval, gives you some probability
it is here the same situation, but your density function is 2-dimensional
I see.
That means i have to integrate 1/pi in range of x2+y2 less than 1/2 condition?
have you encountered multi variable calculus yet?
..yea basically..
Yes but it sounds too complicated to me
We learned a formula with double integral
But it was not on circle
what is the formula saying
Double integral on the f(x)
f(x,y)?
Integrate the f(x,y) one time under x and one time under y?
Yeah
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
Yeahh
Ok!
See the only hard part is to set up the bounds correctly
integration rules work here the same
Okay how ?
Ok so I will show you
but we won't integrate with x and y variables
or do you want to get straight to the integration part?
What do you mean?
No
but you encountered multivariable calc?
Polarkoordinaten or Zylinderkoordinaten
I dont know
No.
substitution
Yes
essentially we are doing here the very same thing but with two variables
with polar coordinates and why is because it makes integration very easy
Okay. Let me see it anyways.
So normally you would look at your region and figure out the bounds for y
since we start with dy
,w plot x^2+y^2 <= 1/2
this is the region
the whole
Okay.
your smaller circle looks like this
and now in order to find the bounds for y
you solve x^2+y^2 <= 1/2 for y
are you able to do that?
ok well done
I forgot the =
yea but dw
the bounds for x are even simpler
you just need to look at which x your circle begins and at which it stops
well your circle has radius r = sqrt(1/2) basically
so what can x be at most
yea
yea
So now i have to solve it?
Forgot the minus
You can also do this
[ 4 \cdot \frac{1}{\pi} \int_{0}^{\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}} \int_{0}^{ \sqrt{\frac{1}{2}-x^2}} 1 : dy dx ]
because of symmetry.
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
Why?
Whatt
,w plot y = 1/pi from -1 to 1
Will it affect the result?
see
it doesnt matter if you integrate from -1 to 1 here or from 0 to 1 but double it
I see
So you only integrating right upper corner of the circle and multiplying it by 4?
and double it
actually yea we are integrating a fourth area and multiply by 4
upper right 🙂
yes
Understood
ok now here comes the easiest
as you notice
integrating square root functions
that's ugly
Yes
but the good thing is our region is a circle
so we make a substitution
and it works this way
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
Now I will explain why it's easier
Does it only work on circle?
despite looking intimidating
ellipses too, but that's another topic
Okay
f(x,y) = 1/pi so after your substitiution as shown above your transformed function f(r,theta) = 1/pi still
since it's basically a constant
since there is no x and y really in your function it remains the same
Okay
Now you only need to find the bounds
and the cool thing is you don't have to think complicated
you just have to see it geometrically
naturally
you have a circle with radius sqrt(1/2)
so naturally how much should the radius be at most
Pi/4
nope
Pi/2
again
you have a circle with radius sqrt(1/2)
** radius sqrt(1/2) **
it's practically there
I dont know
listen to your gut
The radius is (1/2)^(1/2)
yes
Pi/2 is the area
stop
Okay
really simple
your radius can become at most what
if you have a circle with radius r = sqrt(1/2)
?
yes!
and now the lower bound
naturally or geometrically the radius is never practically negative
so what should be the lowest value for radius
0
Yes!
So
0 <= r <= sqrt(1/2)
really simple
ok now theta the angle
for that
i will draw a picture
so you understand
Imagine a clock
a clock has a pointer
but imagine it goes counterclockwise
as it moves
it creates an angle theta with the x-axis
for example
this is where it starts
well the angle between yellow pointer and x-axis is 0
does that make sense
since they are parallel
Okay
so now we know 0 <= theta
and as the pointer rotates counterclockwise
the angle becomes greater
right
Yes
and for a full circle
it has to do one period
rotate once around
until it's again at where the yellow pointer is
maybe you can tell how much degree this is?
360?
if you go around a circle
yes!
360°
which translates to 2pi
so 0 <= theta <= 2pi
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
Why are we multiplying it by r?
I won't explain why it's too complicated for now
this was the formula.
or you watch a video and try to understand
1/2?
,w Integral[4/pi,{x,0,sqrt(1/2)},{y,0,sqrt(1/2-x^2)]
Yep
b) seems again to integrate
your domain is x^2+y^2 <= 1 but you must restrict your region such that x < y
that's basically like a diagonally cutting the disc
,w plot x^2+y^2 <= 1 and x < y
see!
this is your region that you want to integrate f(x,y) over
you could use again polar coordinates
just need to restrict theta
Really?
you can see the pointer
45 to 225?
you genius
now in radian
quick formula is to multiply by pi/180
45 is pi/4
225 is 5pi/4
what about the radius?
what do you think
It wont change?
So its 1?
yes
and lowest is 0 again
because it's the whole disk where we only consider a part of it since it was cut
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
So its 1/2
yep
this is how it would look in cartesian coordinates btw
very complicated to set up
I see. Hope something like this wont come tomorrow
if it does try to remember the polar thing
I would write this in your formelsammlung
with the identity sin^2(theta) + cos^2(theta) = 1
Formelsammlung is not allowed
really
Yes
Am i supposed to use transformationssatz or what
seems like it
But how?
also believe it or not the polar coordinates thing is also based on transformationssatz
I dont want to believe it
the additional factor r comes from that det determinant thing in the transformationsatz but anyway
Ok so we basically know
or I think it was
,, \mathbb{P}(X \leq x, Y \leq y) = \int_{-\infty}^x \int_{-\infty}^y f(u,v) : du dv
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
this
Okay
this looks familar to polar coordinates
R = sqrt(X²+Y²) is the distance from the origin
radius R essentially
Okay.
No
well you should know
i mean here it's probably again just a factor r
using polar
But there is two ramdom variable
,, \iint f_{X,Y}(x,y) : dydx = \iint f_{R,\Theta}(r,\theta) \cdot \abs{J} : dr d\theta
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
Is it also only for circle?
well yea essentially
What is that big J
the determinant of the jacobian
How do i find that?
linear algebra
well first
since we are in 2 dimension we need 2x2 jacobi matrix which contains the partials
What is even jacobi
a matrix that contains the partials of your sub
,, \abs{J} = \left | \det \begin{pmatrix} x_r & x_\theta \ y_r & y_\theta \end{pmatrix} \right | = \abs{ x_ry_\theta - y_r x_\theta }
What is partial
partial derivative
I find it funny how i didn't want to explain that complicated thing and now well i am forced
x = rcos(theta) and y = rsin(theta) basically
you differentiate one variable at one time basically
and treat the others as constants
that's partial differentiation basically
well it is and I think it's no use rn lol
Why?
that is the very essence of your transformationsatz
because your exam is tmrw
But you should show me the other way too.
there is no other huh
Really?
yea
Sad
well there is a shortcut
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
famously, the determinant of that matrix we would have just set up equals r
What does that even mean
well how do i explain a concept that takes months to teach in seconds
We didnt learn anything like that
you didn't have linear algebra?
Yeahh i had
yet you were introduced to such thigns
so you know what a matrix is
and a determinant
that is a matrix
and i am saying the determinant of that matrix equals r
so |J| = r
I dont think we had that
well that cannot be
when you have linear algebra you are certainly introduced to matrices and determinants
it's the very first concepts you study first semester
Yeahh we learned a lot about matrices and determinants
so you did what, only vector geometry?
No matrix
Euklodische geometry
4 or 5 ways to find the determinant of the matrix etc.
so you did that
Anyways lets go back to our problem
well that's the problem
this is basically what you would have
and the determinant is r
I see
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
The reason I put ' at the variables is for notation because it's basically illegal to integrate a variable and then have it as a bound too
like
anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s
I wish you viel Erfolg for tomorrow.
I know you have been studying hard.
You deserve to at least pass.
toi toi toi
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Also d) should be just doing this
computing these two integrals
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what does this mean
b^2-4ac
As seen in the quadratic formula in the sqrt
ryo 
bocchi
so is that a negative one
is that what it means
by negative
i see
This scenario is also commonly referred to as a double root
I prefer both solution being a duplicate of each other
(cuz theorem of algebra)
is it saying if we olug in the numbers and it gives us a neg?
yea
i see
they won't give a real sol so no factoring
I needed that tbh
was changing the string of my 30 basses
done, would you give me money now ?
no

nah
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we doin bocchi the rock refrences now lol
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bocchi the peak ngl
true
bocchi the glock lol
yes
I really need to sleep gn
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why am i subtracting Ek2???
what's good my dude
anyways
i thought i would add it
do you mean subtracting Ek1?
yeah sorry
think in terms of conservation of energy
the energy of the block starts off with some kinetic energy
OHbecause its the change
yess
it basically has inital and final
exactly
and we are looking for the change inbetween those 2
omg
i understand
Thank you
better than my teacher fr
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I need help on question 14
What happens to the right angle?
Also forgot to mark the other angles as 90
Nvm I got it
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Why is this wrong even though it was used to get the second answer
who said its wrong?
It is a program, it allows to check answer three times prior to submission.
and the program says that f(y) = 1000 * 9.8 * 4 * y is wrong?
how would you use that to get the second answer?
You would take the integral of that function from 5 to 10
uh
i don't get the logic of that
why don't you just integrate it from 0 to 5 and use the depth?
like 1000 * 9.8 * 4 * (10-y) dy
cuz the formula uses depth in my experience
genius
hmm but it seems like they both work
it worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ayy
how does your way work?
they probably just wanted you to do it the specific way im used to doing it but
I think I mistakely got the anwser
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alr np cya mate
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then
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what techniques do you know
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what does that do
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youll literally get the same thing essentially in terms of u if you use that substitution
partial fraction
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is what you want
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$\frac{1}{y(1-y)} = \frac{A}{y} + \frac{B}{1-y}$
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you cant just take ln lol
to see why maybe you should differentiate it
$\int \frac{\dd{u}}{u} = \ln|u| + c$
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is 1 the derivative of y(1-y)?
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no
y(1-y) is y - y^2
derivative is 1 - 2y
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which is not the numerator



