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arithmetic sequence what?

lime ether
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constant difference between consecutive terms

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in other words $a_n = a_{n-1} + d$

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cold crow
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6

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so answer is just 6?

lime ether
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no

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that’s the constant difference not the general term

cold crow
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oh ok

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6n+1?

lime ether
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yes that works

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in general do the first term + (n-1)d where d is the difference so here that becomes 7 + (n-1)(6) = 6n + 1

cold crow
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which other variations are there of these questions?

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i know Fibonacci sequence

cold crow
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y know for this one

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do you just sub the -58 into the n

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i havent revised maths in a long time

lime ether
cold crow
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so u find n on its own?

lime ether
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i don’t know what that means

cold crow
lime ether
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yes

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solve for n

cold crow
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yea i got 11

lime ether
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if it returns an positive integer value then it’s in the sequence

lime ether
cold crow
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oh ok

lime ether
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2, -4, -10, -16, -22, -28, -34, -40, -46, -52, -58

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if we start at n = 1 being 2

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i guess if we start with 8 then it’s the 12th term

cold crow
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o

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ok

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i got another question btw

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i understand half of it

lime ether
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what did you do so far

cold crow
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oh i havent done anything

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but

lime ether
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no ideas?

cold crow
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for the shape abco

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wait let me just label it

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sorry its a bit messy

lime ether
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yes you need to find the area of his garden

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then find out how many bags you need to cover the entire garden

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then multiply it by the cost per bag

cold crow
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afo

lime ether
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it’s a quarter of a circle

cold crow
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oh

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so i do pi radius squared divide by 4

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wait what

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idk

lime ether
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what’s the radius

cold crow
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umm

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oh 7?

lime ether
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mhm

cold crow
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38.48451

lime ether
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what is that area for?

cold crow
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afo

lime ether
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you can’t just throw numbers out

cold crow
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i did pi x 7^2 /4

lime ether
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,w (pi)(49)/4

cold crow
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yea

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we're not supposed to round till the end right?

lime ether
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yes that’s a good idea

cold crow
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ok so i think it'd be best to leave as fraction for now

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what do u think?

lime ether
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yes just leave it as 49pi/4

cold crow
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ok

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now i have to find the area of triangle right?

lime ether
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yep

cold crow
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i got 99m^2

lime ether
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what’s the formula for the area of a triangle?

cold crow
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oh yeahh

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bxh/2

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i accidentally used pythagoras 💀

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ok so 49.5m^2

lime ether
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now add em all up

cold crow
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227.98451000647496

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do i round to 2 dp?

lime ether
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,w ((49pi/4) + 63 + 77 + 49.5)/14

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well the question is, how many bags suffice?

cold crow
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what i added now is the total area no?

lime ether
cold crow
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so would u divide it by 14

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to see how many bags u need

cold crow
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so he needs like 17 bags?

lime ether
cold crow
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i got

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£186.15

lime ether
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,calc (17)(10.95)

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Result:

186.15
cold crow
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17x10.95

lime ether
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nice

cold crow
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that is a pretty decent 5 marker tbh

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could you explain this one?

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i believe its something about sohcahtoa?

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tulip abyss
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Decide a and b so f is continually and Differentiable in x =2

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think its translated differentiable.

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no

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the pic is wrong holdon

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its supposed to be ax^2 + b , x>2

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not 1x^2 + 1

hoary wyvern
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Alright

tulip abyss
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ok so ik i have to find the limits from both 2- and 2+ first but then im stuck.

hoary wyvern
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Oh great you know it
Where you get stuck?

tulip abyss
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so basically ik i have to find the limits first but idk where to go after

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if that makes sense

hoary wyvern
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You need to solve it then lol
You mean you have less equations then the unknowns?

tulip abyss
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the limits so ik its continuing but idk about the Differentiable part

hoary wyvern
keen moth
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can you write down what those limits should be for this specific function to be continuos at x=2?

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okok give me a sec. ill grab my phone to take a pic

keen moth
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sure

tulip abyss
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my phone was dead i had to take the pic w my laptop sorry

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idk what to do after this.

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the task itself is this but its in norwegian i tried to translate it over

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Decide a and b so f is continually and Differentiable in x =2

keen moth
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ahh npnp

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im actually half norwegian

tulip abyss
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what.

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do u speak it

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help.

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hjelp

keen moth
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a bit..

tulip abyss
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hjelp meg.

keen moth
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i can't actually see whats in here

tulip abyss
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that e^1/2 *2 = e

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like when i replaced the x with 2

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i'm genuinly royally screwed for my exam on friday

keen moth
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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?

tulip abyss
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hm

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like

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a*4+b = e

keen moth
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super close

tulip abyss
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and that needs to be fulfilled

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for te cotinuiny thing

keen moth
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you're right that for continuity, we need to equate the limits

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you've correctly calculated the right-hand limit as 4a + b

tulip abyss
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do i have to take the limits for like the other version

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the differncial version

keen moth
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yes

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so back to the limits for continuity

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You've got the right-hand limit
lim (x-> 2+) f(x) = 4a + b

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now what about the left-hand limit

tulip abyss
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THE E

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EULERS NU;BER

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e

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the natural logarhythm number e.

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ok im sorry im slow and it's probably annoying to help me

keen moth
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haha no worries

tulip abyss
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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

keen moth
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that is as precise it gets.

keen moth
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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

tulip abyss
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I DID

keen moth
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what do you get when you substitute x = 2 into e^(½x)? it's not just 'e'... it's 'e' raised some power

tulip abyss
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e ^(1/2)x = e^(1/2)*x = e^(2/2) and e^1 = e

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prove me otherwise.

keen moth
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you are absolutely right

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my apologies

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i might have been a little unclear in my previous hint

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sorry about that

tulip abyss
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no worries

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am i allowed to swear in here or no cs im so fucking lost no idea what to do now

keen moth
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YOO WAIT I THINK IM ONTO SOMETHING

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give me 2 mins please.

keen moth
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sure

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just like continuity required the limits from both sides to match, differentiability requires the derivatives from both sides to match at x=2

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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

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and the slope is given by the derivative

tulip abyss
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IM DONE

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let me show u

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i think i did it.

keen moth
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let me see

tulip abyss
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a = (1/8) e and b= (1/2) e

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i regret taking advanced maht

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im not even onna educate myself into smt that needs math.

keen moth
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a is correct, but b wrong

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hmm

tulip abyss
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how so

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i am not wrong. refuse to believe that

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i found a and put it in there basically
(1/8)e *4 + b = e
seperated b
and found B.

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earlier after finding the limits it gave:

e = 4a + b

i put in a

e = 4* (1/8) e + b

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then swapped e with b

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  • b = 4*1/8 e - e
    got
    -b = 4/8 e - e
    then multiplied with -(1) on both sides
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WHAT DO U MEANNN

keen moth
tulip abyss
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no

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Youre wrong.

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i'm about to math your ass holdon.

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Im gonna prove my point and stand my ground youre not taking this win from me.

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give me 5 mins and i will show you.

keen moth
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brukeren antok a = 1/8e basert på en feil i derivasjonsformelen den korrekte verdien for a er negativ, og b følger derav

tulip abyss
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hør her gi meg 5 min og jeg skal bevise at det jeg har gjort er riktig. punktum finale.

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i want more opinions on this.

keen moth
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ok

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im waiting.

tulip abyss
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thank u for ur patience

keen moth
tulip abyss
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are u ready for this.

keen moth
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...

tulip abyss
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my POINT

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@keen moth hi.

keen moth
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hm.

tulip abyss
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No

keen moth
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im gonna doit

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wait.

tulip abyss
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Youre not hming me i KNOW IM RIGHT

keen moth
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i'm gonna SHOW YOU

tulip abyss
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and ur NOT taking this WIN FROM ME

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I ALREADY SHOWED U

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EVERYTHING IS SHOWN

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YOU CANT GO MORE IN DEPHT ON IT

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is it appropirate to ask u what youre taking your degree in.

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graduating from

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ping me when youve returned to face your defeat.

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idk abt u but this debate has been going on for over an hour

keen moth
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@tulip abyss

tulip abyss
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no.

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i dont trust these ai generated ass math explainations

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YOU explain it to me. U prove me wrong

gritty rose
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no i know im right.

keen moth
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lmao.

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u not right.

tulip abyss
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i did this shit on a pc program earlier today

keen moth
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continuity you got this part

gritty rose
tulip abyss
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and why

gritty rose
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because you said you're right so done with your question?

keen moth
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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

tulip abyss
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shouldnt one of those thigs go negative when u swap sides of the =

keen moth
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let's start again

tulip abyss
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ohmydays

keen moth
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ok idc atp did this stuff on a pc program earlier w the teachre and got what i got.

keen moth
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the right-hnd limit as x pproaches 2
lim x -> 2 f(x) = a * 2² + b = 4a + b

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these limits must be equal

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4a + b = e

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dapper lynx
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True or False:

The median in a categorical frequency table is the same as the average.

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It´s false right?

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I'm inclined to agree

dapper lynx
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yes

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im getting the same...

safe trench
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What was the original question even

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It's confusing

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Did they ask for in general or your specific example?

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rapid rain
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they can be equal

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but they're definitely not always equal

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for example

dapper lynx
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but in this case?

rapid rain
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median vs average of : 1 2 4

rapid rain
dapper lynx
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but in this

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"The median in a categorical frequency table is the same as the average"

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in that statement

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it's asked whether it's true for ANY (every) categorical frequency table

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the answer is: false, it's not true for every frequency table

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HOW DO YOU FACTOR THIS IM TWEAKING

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somebody pls help

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im boutta tweak

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look it up

unreal cliff
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dawg i just did

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we never learned that in class

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yet this is a practice problem for my midterm tomorrow

next sail
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ok well

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good luck

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actually factor theorem doesn't even work

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lol, lmao

hot lily
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This problem is cruel 😦

sudden condor
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Fr

hot lily
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,w complex roots of a polynomial

charred scarab
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Isn't that just algebra theory or whatever it's called

hot lily
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Where did 1 - 5x + x^3 come from

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charred scarab
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Group them, get GCF, and then do the rest of the theory right?

hot lily
sudden condor
hot lily
hot lily
sudden condor
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Well only way is grouping

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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

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i rotated it for ease sake

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how to go from the first line to the second

charred geode
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I'm thinking of smth like substituting $z=\sin \theta$ and doing each term separately but how to do it faster?

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Hamdy Hisham

torn gust
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so just like a special case of integral

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torn gust
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oh maybe I misread and it's completely different

charred geode
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yea nvm it's just the definition for arcsin

modest yoke
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more like c - d actually

charred geode
modest yoke
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angular frequency over 2pi

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or cycle/time

charred geode
modest yoke
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angular frequency / k

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v / k?

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no wait

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vk?

charred geode
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it doesn't depend on v

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it's a constant

charred geode
modest yoke
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anyway

modest yoke
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not here

charred geode
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$\omega_0=\sqrt{\frac{k}{m}}$

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Hamdy Hisham

modest yoke
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come

charred geode
modest yoke
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its ok its anon link

charred geode
modest yoke
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a3

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yallah

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aetaqid ana idha kan ladayk asm shakhmat fayajib ealyk allaeib

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$x^2 + 16y^2 = 16$
Volume about x = 4

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smeagol

vocal sonnet
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First I rewrote it in terms of x

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x = $\pm \sqrt{16-16y^2}$

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smeagol

vocal sonnet
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,tex Then Area = $\pi r^2 \$
= $\pi (4 - \sqrt{16-y^2})^2$

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smeagol

vocal sonnet
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Then V = $\pi \int^1_{-1} (4 - \sqrt{16-y^2})^2 dy$

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smeagol

vocal sonnet
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but this get's me the wrong answer

hollow herald
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r = (4 - √(16 - y²)) is AB length, do you see why pi r² would not give you what you're looking for?

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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

vocal sonnet
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sorry bad sketch

vocal sonnet
hollow herald
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I'd suggest using this: (2pi)(x)(l) dx

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where l is the height of the column

vocal sonnet
hollow herald
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no, your current radius accounts for points out of the solid.

vocal sonnet
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This is the original question, I'm focusing on the second part right now

hollow herald
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Yes I understood you completely

hollow herald
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however, the solid of revolution will not contain B, so your integral is wrongly set

vocal sonnet
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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?

hollow herald
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"radius being just half the sphere around the point" - what do you mean by that?

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Try using the shell method

vocal sonnet
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sorry I am confused 😅

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I want this entire shape around x = 4?

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So would solving using this function work?

hollow herald
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Right now you're calculating... wait give me a min

vocal sonnet
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no rush

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my electronics class just started so I will be slow to reply

hollow herald
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No worries

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Basically, and this is just a dissection of the solid, you're evaluating the dark red region

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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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hollow herald
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@vocal sonnet try (2π)(4π) = 8π² as your answer

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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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undone flint
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Can you translate?

tranquil plank
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In english?

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Its already translated i think

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The lines in () are translation

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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]```
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I think the area of the small was 1/4

hollow herald
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radius of small circle is 1/√2

tranquil plank
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But can i really directly assume it like that?

hollow herald
tranquil plank
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Like the area is the probability?

hollow herald
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the area is not the probability

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area times probability density function is the probability

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You're evaluating sort of like a cdf : cumulative distribution function

tranquil plank
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Is this circle pdf or cdf

hollow herald
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Your pdf is f(x, y) = 1/pi for x² + y² ≤ 1

tranquil plank
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But thats this shown circle right?

hollow herald
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the circle encompasses your random variables

tranquil plank
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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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@tranquil plank Has your question been resolved?

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leaden ermine
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No idea?

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I dont understand this problem at all

leaden ermine
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Do you know how to compute integrals?

tranquil plank
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Kind of

leaden ermine
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Basically you want to calculate the probability (area) of 1/pi over the circle with radius 1/sqrt(2)

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Do you understand this?

tranquil plank
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Okay but why the area is probability?

leaden ermine
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Ok see it is similar to yesterday

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where your density function was 1-dimensional

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and you learnt that integrating the density function over some interval, gives you some probability

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it is here the same situation, but your density function is 2-dimensional

tranquil plank
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I see.

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That means i have to integrate 1/pi in range of x2+y2 less than 1/2 condition?

leaden ermine
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have you encountered multi variable calculus yet?

tranquil plank
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Yes but it sounds too complicated to me

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We learned a formula with double integral

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But it was not on circle

leaden ermine
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what is the formula saying

tranquil plank
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Double integral on the f(x)

leaden ermine
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f(x,y)?

tranquil plank
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Integrate the f(x,y) one time under x and one time under y?

tranquil plank
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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

tranquil plank
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Yeahh

leaden ermine
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Ok!

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See the only hard part is to set up the bounds correctly

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integration rules work here the same

tranquil plank
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Okay how ?

leaden ermine
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Ok so I will show you

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but we won't integrate with x and y variables

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or do you want to get straight to the integration part?

tranquil plank
leaden ermine
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we will switch to so called polar coordinates

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ever heard of?

tranquil plank
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No

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What is the name on german

leaden ermine
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but you encountered multivariable calc?

leaden ermine
tranquil plank
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I dont know

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leaden ermine
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Ok but you know u-sub right

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you studied this in calculus

tranquil plank
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?

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What is the full name

leaden ermine
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substitution

tranquil plank
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Yes

leaden ermine
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essentially we are doing here the very same thing but with two variables

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with polar coordinates and why is because it makes integration very easy

tranquil plank
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Okay. Let me see it anyways.

leaden ermine
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So normally you would look at your region and figure out the bounds for y

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since we start with dy

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,w plot x^2+y^2 <= 1/2

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this is the region

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the whole

tranquil plank
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Okay.

leaden ermine
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your smaller circle looks like this

leaden ermine
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and now in order to find the bounds for y

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you solve x^2+y^2 <= 1/2 for y

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are you able to do that?

tranquil plank
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I hope so.

leaden ermine
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ok well done

tranquil plank
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I forgot the =

leaden ermine
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yea but dw

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the bounds for x are even simpler

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you just need to look at which x your circle begins and at which it stops

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well your circle has radius r = sqrt(1/2) basically

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so what can x be at most

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  • and + (1/2)^(1/2)
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Minus plus

leaden ermine
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yea

tranquil plank
leaden ermine
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yea

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So now i have to solve it?

tranquil plank
leaden ermine
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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.

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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

tranquil plank
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Why?

leaden ermine
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because constant functions are even

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achsensymmetrisch

tranquil plank
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Whatt

leaden ermine
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,w plot y = 1/pi from -1 to 1

tranquil plank
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Will it affect the result?

leaden ermine
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see

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it doesnt matter if you integrate from -1 to 1 here or from 0 to 1 but double it

tranquil plank
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I see

leaden ermine
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same area.

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but that's just to make it easier

tranquil plank
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So you only integrating right upper corner of the circle and multiplying it by 4?

leaden ermine
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yes

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well right upper half!

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,w plot y = sqrt(1/2-x^2)

leaden ermine
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and double it

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actually yea we are integrating a fourth area and multiply by 4

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upper right 🙂

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yes

tranquil plank
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Understood

leaden ermine
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ok now here comes the easiest

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as you notice

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integrating square root functions

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that's ugly

tranquil plank
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Yes

leaden ermine
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but the good thing is our region is a circle

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so we make a substitution

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and it works this way

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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

leaden ermine
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Now I will explain why it's easier

tranquil plank
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Does it only work on circle?

leaden ermine
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despite looking intimidating

leaden ermine
tranquil plank
leaden ermine
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f(x,y) = 1/pi so after your substitiution as shown above your transformed function f(r,theta) = 1/pi still

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since it's basically a constant

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since there is no x and y really in your function it remains the same

tranquil plank
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Okay

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Now you only need to find the bounds

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and the cool thing is you don't have to think complicated

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you just have to see it geometrically

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naturally

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you have a circle with radius sqrt(1/2)

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so naturally how much should the radius be at most

tranquil plank
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Pi/4

leaden ermine
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nope

tranquil plank
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Pi/2

leaden ermine
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again

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you have a circle with radius sqrt(1/2)

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** radius sqrt(1/2) **

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it's practically there

tranquil plank
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I dont know

leaden ermine
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listen to your gut

tranquil plank
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The radius is (1/2)^(1/2)

leaden ermine
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yes

tranquil plank
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Pi/2 is the area

leaden ermine
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stop

tranquil plank
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Okay

leaden ermine
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really simple

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your radius can become at most what

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if you have a circle with radius r = sqrt(1/2)

tranquil plank
leaden ermine
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yes!

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and now the lower bound

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naturally or geometrically the radius is never practically negative

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so what should be the lowest value for radius

tranquil plank
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0

leaden ermine
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Yes!

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So

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0 <= r <= sqrt(1/2)

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really simple

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ok now theta the angle

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for that

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i will draw a picture

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so you understand

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Imagine a clock

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a clock has a pointer

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but imagine it goes counterclockwise

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as it moves

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it creates an angle theta with the x-axis

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for example

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this is where it starts

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well the angle between yellow pointer and x-axis is 0

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does that make sense

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since they are parallel

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Okay

leaden ermine
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so now we know 0 <= theta

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and as the pointer rotates counterclockwise

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the angle becomes greater

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right

tranquil plank
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Yes

leaden ermine
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and for a full circle

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it has to do one period

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rotate once around

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until it's again at where the yellow pointer is

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maybe you can tell how much degree this is?

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360?

leaden ermine
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if you go around a circle

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yes!

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360°

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which translates to 2pi

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so 0 <= theta <= 2pi

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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

tranquil plank
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Why are we multiplying it by r?

leaden ermine
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I won't explain why it's too complicated for now

leaden ermine
tranquil plank
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Okay

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So i just have to memorize it

leaden ermine
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or you watch a video and try to understand

tranquil plank
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I dont have enough time for that

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Exam is tomorrow

leaden ermine
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ok

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anyway, did you calculate the right easier integral

tranquil plank
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1/2?

leaden ermine
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,w Integral[4/pi,{x,0,sqrt(1/2)},{y,0,sqrt(1/2-x^2)]

leaden ermine
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yea

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seems right intuitively

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half circle half probable

tranquil plank
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Yep

leaden ermine
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b) seems again to integrate

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your domain is x^2+y^2 <= 1 but you must restrict your region such that x < y

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that's basically like a diagonally cutting the disc

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,w plot x^2+y^2 <= 1 and x < y

leaden ermine
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see!

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this is your region that you want to integrate f(x,y) over

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you could use again polar coordinates

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just need to restrict theta

tranquil plank
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Really?

leaden ermine
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yes

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now theta doesn't start at 0

leaden ermine
tranquil plank
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45 to 225?

leaden ermine
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you genius

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now in radian

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quick formula is to multiply by pi/180

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45 is pi/4

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225 is 5pi/4

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what about the radius?

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what do you think

tranquil plank
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It wont change?

leaden ermine
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think again

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we have now x^2+y^2 <= 1

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not 1/2

tranquil plank
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So its 1?

leaden ermine
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yes

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and lowest is 0 again

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because it's the whole disk where we only consider a part of it since it was cut

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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

tranquil plank
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So its 1/2

leaden ermine
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this is how it would look in cartesian coordinates btw

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very complicated to set up

tranquil plank
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I see. Hope something like this wont come tomorrow

leaden ermine
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if it does try to remember the polar thing

leaden ermine
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with the identity sin^2(theta) + cos^2(theta) = 1

tranquil plank
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Formelsammlung is not allowed

leaden ermine
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really

tranquil plank
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Yes

leaden ermine
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guess it sucks

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it sucks, no guess

tranquil plank
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Yes it sucks.

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Anyways

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Now c

leaden ermine
tranquil plank
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Am i supposed to use transformationssatz or what

leaden ermine
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seems like it

tranquil plank
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But how?

leaden ermine
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also believe it or not the polar coordinates thing is also based on transformationssatz

tranquil plank
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I dont want to believe it

leaden ermine
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the additional factor r comes from that det determinant thing in the transformationsatz but anyway

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Ok so we basically know

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or I think it was

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,, \mathbb{P}(X \leq x, Y \leq y) = \int_{-\infty}^x \int_{-\infty}^y f(u,v) : du dv

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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

leaden ermine
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this

tranquil plank
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Okay

leaden ermine
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ok so let me see the satz

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R = sqrt(X²+Y²)

tranquil plank
leaden ermine
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this looks familar to polar coordinates

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R = sqrt(X²+Y²) is the distance from the origin

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radius R essentially

tranquil plank
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Okay.

leaden ermine
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I guess you don't even know the jacobi thing

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with the determinant

tranquil plank
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No

leaden ermine
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well you should know

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i mean here it's probably again just a factor r

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using polar

tranquil plank
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But there is two ramdom variable

leaden ermine
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,, \iint f_{X,Y}(x,y) : dydx = \iint f_{R,\Theta}(r,\theta) \cdot \abs{J} : dr d\theta

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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

leaden ermine
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this is because of the transformationssatz

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in two dimensions

tranquil plank
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Is it also only for circle?

leaden ermine
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well yea essentially

tranquil plank
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What is that big J

leaden ermine
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the determinant of the jacobian

tranquil plank
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How do i find that?

leaden ermine
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linear algebra

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well first

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since we are in 2 dimension we need 2x2 jacobi matrix which contains the partials

tranquil plank
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What is even jacobi

leaden ermine
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a matrix that contains the partials of your sub

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,, \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 }

tranquil plank
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What is partial

leaden ermine
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partial derivative

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I find it funny how i didn't want to explain that complicated thing and now well i am forced

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x = rcos(theta) and y = rsin(theta) basically

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you differentiate one variable at one time basically

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and treat the others as constants

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that's partial differentiation basically

tranquil plank
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Sounds super complicated

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Is there no other way without jacob

leaden ermine
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well it is and I think it's no use rn lol

tranquil plank
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Why?

leaden ermine
leaden ermine
tranquil plank
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But you should show me the other way too.

leaden ermine
tranquil plank
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Really?

leaden ermine
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yea

tranquil plank
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Sad

leaden ermine
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well there is a shortcut

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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

leaden ermine
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famously, the determinant of that matrix we would have just set up equals r

tranquil plank
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What does that even mean

leaden ermine
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well how do i explain a concept that takes months to teach in seconds

tranquil plank
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We didnt learn anything like that

leaden ermine
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you didn't have linear algebra?

tranquil plank
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Yeahh i had

leaden ermine
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yet you were introduced to such thigns

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so you know what a matrix is

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and a determinant

leaden ermine
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and i am saying the determinant of that matrix equals r

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so |J| = r

tranquil plank
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I dont think we had that

leaden ermine
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well that cannot be

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when you have linear algebra you are certainly introduced to matrices and determinants

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it's the very first concepts you study first semester

tranquil plank
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Yeahh we learned a lot about matrices and determinants

leaden ermine
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so you did what, only vector geometry?

tranquil plank
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No matrix

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Euklodische geometry

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4 or 5 ways to find the determinant of the matrix etc.

leaden ermine
tranquil plank
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Anyways lets go back to our problem

leaden ermine
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well that's the problem

leaden ermine
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and the determinant is r

tranquil plank
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I see

leaden ermine
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I will try to write is down

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I won't promise you will understand

tranquil plank
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Okay take your time

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I think at this point i should give up

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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

leaden ermine
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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

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like

glossy valveBOT
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anti-algebraist 𝔸dωn𝓲²s

tranquil plank
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I see.

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But looks bit confusing to me

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Anyways i gave up

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Have a nice dream.

leaden ermine
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I wish you viel Erfolg for tomorrow.

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I know you have been studying hard.

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You deserve to at least pass.

tranquil plank
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Danke schön.

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Ich hoffe auch

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toi toi toi

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computing these two integrals

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what does this mean

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what does it mean by discrimniant is negative

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what is a discriminat

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As seen in the quadratic formula in the sqrt

wicked zodiac
sudden condor
wicked zodiac
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is that what it means

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by negative

long sky
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If b^2-4ac is negative

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Then no real solutions exist

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i see

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If b^2-4ac=0
Then one solution exists

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If b^2-4ac>0
Then two solutions exist

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i see

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they won't give a real sol so no factoring

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relatble ryo mooment

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bruh

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boil ur strings BocchiCool

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Rip

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Me?

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yes

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I really need to sleep gn

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gn

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why am i subtracting Ek2???

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what's good my dude

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oh you again

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lmao

brazen moth
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anyways

torn jolt
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i thought i would add it

brazen moth
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do you mean subtracting Ek1?

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yeah sorry

brazen moth
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think in terms of conservation of energy

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the energy of the block starts off with some kinetic energy

torn jolt
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OHbecause its the change

brazen moth
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yess

torn jolt
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it basically has inital and final

brazen moth
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exactly

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and we are looking for the change inbetween those 2

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omg

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Why is this wrong even though it was used to get the second answer

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It is a program, it allows to check answer three times prior to submission.

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yeah and I even submitted 39200*y

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I am on the last try to check answer

thorn sonnet
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You would take the integral of that function from 5 to 10

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i don't get the logic of that

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why don't you just integrate it from 0 to 5 and use the depth?

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like 1000 * 9.8 * 4 * (10-y) dy

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cuz the formula uses depth in my experience

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genius

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hmm but it seems like they both work

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it worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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they probably just wanted you to do it the specific way im used to doing it but

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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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no but no

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just no

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youll literally get the same thing essentially in terms of u if you use that substitution

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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

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to see why maybe you should differentiate it

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$\int \frac{\dd{u}}{u} = \ln|u| + c$

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is 1 the derivative of y(1-y)?

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y(1-y) is y - y^2

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derivative is 1 - 2y

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which is not the numerator

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