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twilit heart
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whats AP?

half lava
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arithmetic progression

twilit heart
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ohk

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yea idk

half lava
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did u get my doubt ?

twilit heart
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havent done AP since like 3 years so i forgot

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sorry

half lava
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ohh

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ok

twilit heart
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im not a helper tho

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the helpers are way smarter

half lava
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umm

twilit heart
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youll get the help

half lava
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where can i find them

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i am new to this

twilit heart
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eh sometimes it just takes a bit ngl

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a lot of times they're busy

half lava
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ohh

twilit heart
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if you go to #discussion or a channel like that myabe you can ask them to help you in your help channel

half lava
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but its urgent for me i have a test in 2 hrs

twilit heart
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bro lock in

zenith kernel
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Clearly Σa_i i in I =Σa_i i in J when |I|=|J| and sum of elements of I equals sum of elements of J, (by expression of arithmetic progression)

half lava
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?

native glade
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All need be distinct?

half lava
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yeah all are distinct

zenith kernel
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You asked for |I|=|J|=3, I say it’s true in general. And they don’t need to be distinct

half lava
zenith kernel
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I put it in Tex then

half lava
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?

native glade
native glade
zenith kernel
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$\sum_{i \in I}a_{i}=\sum_{i \in J}a_{i}$ when $|I|=|J|$ and $\sum_{i \in I}i =\sum_{i \in J}i$

glossy valveBOT
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Cogwheels of the mind

half lava
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no they represent the terms of ap like first term+5th term+8th term= same

zenith kernel
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I,J can have identical elements, not necessarily sets

half lava
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umm

zenith kernel
half lava
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my teacher didnt teach me this

zenith kernel
native glade
half lava
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ok wait

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In an Arithmetic Progression (AP), the sum of any two numbers equidistant from the beginning and the end is constant and always equals the sum of the first and the last term

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right?

half lava
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so

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it means

zenith kernel
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Anyway, 1+7+7+8+5=4+6+2+13+3, okay, this is an example, then a1+a7+a7+a8+a5=a4+a6+a2+a13+a3

zenith kernel
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So not just 3, 5 works, any n works. And not necessarily distinct

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This is obvious once you plug in expression of AP

half lava
# native glade Yup

for this i am asking like here it is applicable to sum of pairs na like terms are pairs so like if i take triplets is it applicable there also?? over here 1st and last term term sum 1 pair equal to 2nd and 2nd last term another pair and so on so in my class teacher told us that there is no such property of an AP for triplets but like when i discretely like took some examples of AP and checked i found out like they are saying see i took (a1+a7+a8=a9+a4+a2) my teach told it like a trick ;like on both sides try to take the base sum same see 1+7+8=9+5=2=16 same so i am checking any such property exists

native glade
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Wait I'm working

half lava
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you got it? like my doubt

zenith kernel
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And I answered: Yes

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Such property exists and it’s not a big deal

half lava
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but

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my teacher said there is no such thing for triplets or quadruple numbers which you took

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this is random na

native glade
half lava
zenith kernel
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That’s why i gave him an example

half lava
zenith kernel
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Your teacher is wrong

native glade
half lava
zenith kernel
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I didn’t give you explanation, I gave you a statement without proof. I can prove it if you want

tame cradle
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ok i am here

native glade
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In case of triplet that will not be true

zenith kernel
half lava
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can u explain

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that is the part i need

zenith kernel
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I better slow down, okay for a AP a(n), there exists r and s such that a(n) has an expression a(n)=rn+s, right

half lava
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what is r and s

zenith kernel
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numbers

half lava
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yes

native glade
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Counter example. Let 1,2,3,4 be ap
Is 1+2+3 = 4+3+2?

half lava
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an=a+(n-1)d

half lava
zenith kernel
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Like 1,3,5,7,9… a(n)=2n-1, r=2, s=-1

native glade
half lava
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over here it is not same

zenith kernel
half lava
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if the sum is not same if we expand ofcourse it will not be true

native glade
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Okay.

half lava
zenith kernel
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5+5+5+17=4+4+15+20 for example

half lava
zenith kernel
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Multiplied by r on both sides, then add n=4 many s

half lava
zenith kernel
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r(5+5+5+17)+4s=r(4+4+15+20)+4s

half lava
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ok

zenith kernel
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This is exactly a(5)+a(5)+a(5)+a(17)=a(4)+a(4)+a(15)+a(20)

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Because for example a(5)=5r+s

half lava
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one min

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i will analyse

zenith kernel
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Sure

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(I do the whole explanation, using examples. Give a general expression in the beginning is my habit as a mathematics lover, for the sake of accuracy)

native glade
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You want to prove if in ap
ax+ay+az=au+av+at then x+y+z=u+v+t?

half lava
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yes

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@native glade

native glade
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I don't know why that feels obvious

zenith kernel
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Which holds for any n terms not just 3

half lava
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but this an = rn+s

zenith kernel
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It is, that’s why i said it’s not a big deal

half lava
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its confusing for me as i leant an=a+(n-1)d

native glade
half lava
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a-first term , d-common difference

zenith kernel
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then a(n)=dn+(a-d), so my r, s are your d, a-d

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Oh don’t be confused, only n is variable, r and s are just numbers

half lava
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ohh s=a-d and r=d

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ohh

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wait

native glade
half lava
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failed

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@zenith kernel

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you mentioned s=1 so a-d=1 but d=2 so a=3 but ap a=1

zenith kernel
zenith kernel
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Okay

half lava
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yes

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that one

zenith kernel
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a(n)=1+2(n-1)=2n-1

half lava
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yes

zenith kernel
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2,-1

half lava
native glade
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One mistake that (y-1)d

zenith kernel
half lava
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yeah s=-1

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wait

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dont leave

zenith kernel
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Sure

half lava
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yay got it

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but

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is it applicable to all

zenith kernel
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Yeah

half lava
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or only triplets

zenith kernel
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I just showed you 4

half lava
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how did you think of this method

zenith kernel
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I think it’s not a big deal

half lava
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yeah like multiply by r and add 4s

zenith kernel
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Yeah n, terms then add n many s

half lava
zenith kernel
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Np

half lava
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hey can i ask you more doubts are u online most of time?

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like ping you

zenith kernel
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Any time, ping, DM, whatever you like

native glade
zenith kernel
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Whatever i feel interested, representation theory for now. Obtaining PhD

half lava
half lava
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oof

zenith kernel
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Yeah

native glade
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What is your research topic?

half lava
native glade
half lava
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kk

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cyaa

native glade
zenith kernel
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Not a serious one though, just found a very very small branch, quandle theory, in order to write a thesis. And graduate, no ability to do research, so math as a hobby

half lava
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native glade
zenith kernel
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Same, Quandle theory

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autumn token
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how do u do htis

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sudden chasm
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dV/dt

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for part a) if water is flowing @ 20L/min for 10 min, then can you tell me the volume that increased in the tank?

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for part b) you've to solve the differential equation dV/dt = 10 for t=0 to t=10

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the constant c is the volume that gets filled up in the initial 10 mins

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autumn token
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ok i got a = 10

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b = 15

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c = 200

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d = 53

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?

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autumn token
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ok so its 1000 liters

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minus 200

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because of the first 10 minutes

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and then u have 800

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so then 800 / 15?

sudden chasm
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yeah

autumn token
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53 oh plus 10

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how do i sketch this

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is c meant to be 200

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sudden chasm
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c=50

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because dV=15dt
the limits of the integral go from 200 to V, 10 to t

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d=63.33

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b=15

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strange mason
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for this

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strange mason
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wldnt this method

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jst disregard

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the small area

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between

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curve and y axis

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u see the small triangle

foggy vapor
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I mean thats just a graphical representation. a and b are arbitrary. You could totally have a graph that wouldnt include that bit

strange mason
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no i dont think so

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no no

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u cant

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cos when x is 0

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(0,ab)

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a and b is greater than 0

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its impossible

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we both arrived at the same answer

foggy vapor
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,w plot x^2 - 2

strange mason
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but i dont see how his method is correc

foggy vapor
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No region here

strange mason
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but

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u jst changed

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the entire graph

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no combination of a and b

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cld result that

foggy vapor
strange mason
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cos it has a and b to be in a range

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of values

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for ur quadratic to work

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and and b would have to be the same and opposite

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as in

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like

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-2,2

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for e.g

foggy vapor
next cedar
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not a calculus guy but they just said 0 < a < b

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so there's no way a and b could be opposites if they're both positive

rough plaza
sonic stratus
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althought im not completely sure the fact that they both have to be positive is really needed for the formula to work

sonic stratus
strange mason
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he showed a graph of

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x^-2

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theres no x term

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hence

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theyd need be opposite and equal for that to occour such as (x-2)(X+2)

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so his example was wrong

sonic stratus
next cedar
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tbh it still wouldn't justify including that tiny bit

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if you include the red bit, you'll also have to include the orange bit because you are not bounding by the y-axis

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and then you run into the issue of that orange bit being infinite

rough plaza
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oh. um, well the question didn't state about "find region among curve,x-axis and y-axis", but just between "find region between curve and x-axis"

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so, what the question really wants is just this region

strange mason
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bro

rough plaza
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without using the y-axis

strange mason
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thats weird

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cos

sonic stratus
strange mason
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i included this small red triangle

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and i got the same answer

sonic stratus
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In fact the formula also works for negative and positive values too

next cedar
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perhaps show your method?

sonic stratus
rough plaza
sonic stratus
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Youre prob getting a close answer because its small

strange mason
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i cant im on PC, but i basically did integral from a to 0 and the equation - integral of b to a and the equation

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expaneded it out correctly

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and got the answer

strange mason
next cedar
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uh if I'm interpreting it correctly

sonic stratus
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i already showed my own way of doing it, but just to leave it as latex

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$\int_a^b (x-a)(x-b) dx = \int_0^{b-a}u(u+a-b)du = \int_0^{b-a}u^2+(a-b)u du$

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next cedar
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it sounds like you did this?

sonic stratus
strange mason
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like

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the a is at the top

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and the b is at the top

next cedar
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then it's 0 to a, not a to 0

strange mason
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sorry

next cedar
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but hm

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I probably will have to concede to zzz's judgment of the triangle part being small enough

strange mason
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once u integraet thjat

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like the small triangle part

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u get -a^3/3 +(a^2b)/2

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so

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seems small

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but it did matter

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as it cancelled stuff from the other integra;

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one other question

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how come

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if u do

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ok

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so take this

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so blue is = to k

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so how wld u know the pink

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equals to k asw?

sonic stratus
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K is "some number", and given that doing f(-x) is just a reflection about the y axis.

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If you integrate with symetric bounds, the answer has to be the same

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remembering that integrals are just an accumulation over a region:

strange mason
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but

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ok

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so u cant get negative area right?

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area scalar

thorny bluff
sonic stratus
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But if the result is negative, just like, take off the negative sign.

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since we consider area to be strictly positive.

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for the formula $\frac 16 (b-a)^3$

glossy valveBOT
sonic stratus
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if you get a negative value is basically because you messed up the order for a and b

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which isnt really a big deal.

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unborn glade
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det a,b,c,d = 8
det a,3,c,-1=8
det a,3,c,0=10
det a,3+b,c,-1+d=?

unborn glade
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how do i start

sacred yarrow
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What’s det?

unborn glade
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determinant i think

worn matrix
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determinant

sonic stratus
unborn glade
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no

foggy vapor
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The notation certainly is strange. Are those 2x2 matrices?

unborn glade
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yes

sonic stratus
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This is essentially a system of equations. But it requires you to know the formula for the determinant first.

unborn glade
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is it ad-bc?

sonic stratus
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Try to translate the problem into equations to solve.

unborn glade
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ad-bc=8
-1a-3c=8
0a-3c=10

sonic stratus
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Try to clear these a little bit then

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slate hill
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yo chat

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slate hill
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how to find length and breadth when area given

delicate torrent
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of a rectangle?

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like a rectangle with area 20

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how to find length and breadth?

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@slate hill

devout meadow
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send ques

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😭

devout meadow
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sry 😭

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Please show the original problem, exactly as it was stated to you, with the entire original context. A picture or screenshot is best. If the original problem is not in English, then post it anyway! The additional context might still be helpful. Do your best to provide a translation.

lofty egret
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hiiii

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don't hi, provide the question lol

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# slate hill hiiii

so do you have a more specific question, as asked by like three or four helpers here?

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@slate hill

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how can i find SK/SD, know that AB//CD, AB=3CD, M, N are the midpoints of SB, SC relatively, K = SD ∩ (AMN)

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i cannot use vectors here

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i cannot apply menelaus in any

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need work power energy questions

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any suggestions
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Are there any easy ways to solve this without plugging in the value for the roots?

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Context: The original question was "if x = 3 - root 5, y = root 5 - root 7, and z = root 7 - 3, then find the value of x cube + y cube + z cube". I managed to apply the identity x+y+z=0 to get to 3xyz.

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But I can not go further than that, everytime I solve it; There is a new answer.

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one way would be just brute force multiplying it out

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and its not that bad either

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its gonna have 8 terms, some of which will cancel out

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Hello helper, this is my query related to double integration Evaluate ∬(xy−y
2
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1/2
dydx, where R is a triangle with vertices (0,0),(10,1),(1,1)

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might wanna show the picture of the original question, cuz your question is kinda wack in formatting from the copypasting

zenith kernel
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$\iint \sqrt{xy-y^{2}}dydx$?

glossy valveBOT
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Cogwheels of the mind

zenith kernel
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(When calculate it, do it by dxdy, x first will make things easier, but I don’t know what your question is)

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,rccw

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ack

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what I want to know is why there's a 1/y there, where did it come from?

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wait that's supposed to be q15?

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if so, what have you tried?

slate violet
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which one is q15

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1 divided by 0 equals Infinity

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idk

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did you not see what OP said in his message

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that's why we are all asking which one q15 is

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OP ticked 16

keen vector
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so what

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that's why we asked!

delicate torrent
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so i assumed 17

keen vector
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people just be opening help channels then going afk

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ping mods?

keen vector
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for what

delicate torrent
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wasting help channels?

next cedar
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I mean, it's not a troll question

keen vector
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and it's not like they're done with the question but refused to close

keen vector
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so it doesn't matter

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# flint ore Q16

anyway, so which question is q15? the ticked one?
if so, what have you tried?

slate glacier
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Shouldn't the ticked one be q16KEK

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keen vector
delicate torrent
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i even thought q16 is done

flint ore
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Q16

keen vector
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but the tick is hiding the number

next cedar
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oh they edited it

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ok

flint ore
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Q16

next cedar
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so once again: what have you tried?

flint ore
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Not getting

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Q16 please help

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lmao

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let's not repeat like a broken record, shall we

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but do you not get the whole thing, or what

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do you wanna answer my question first?

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👀

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You gotta cooperate with the helper to get help mate

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can't help you if we don't know where you're stuck at

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Volume portion

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so you don't know the formula for the volume of a cuboid?

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Lbh

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or is there something else about the volume that bothers you?

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After percentage

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you are told that the tank starts out 70% full

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so what is the volume of the tank? how much is 70% of that volume?

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first: what is the volume of the tank?

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I got it now thank you

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uh, ok

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!done then, I guess

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how do u use squeeze theorem for this

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well you want to find a pair of squeezing functions obviously

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but i would go polar before that anyway

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like for sin its between 1 and -1

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are you permitted to re-express this function in polar coords yes or no

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Y^2 first line

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and why its y^2 in the middle

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Bc x>0

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A+B>B

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and why right side is x^2+y^2?

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like it coulda been x instead of y^2?

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and how did this 0 become -|x|(x^2+y^2)

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if all they added was a x

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It wont work

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what i was saying replace y^2 with x but keep the x^2+y^2 and 0

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as long as its true for left and right bound

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you cant know if x is greater or smaller than xy^2 cuz y < 0 is possible
you cant know if x is smaller than x^2 + y^2 cuz x < 0 is also possible
starting with x gets you nowhere basically

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they choose y^2 cuz its a good starting point

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i think starting with the denominator works too for some questions it just depends on which thing is more useful

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like how else i know if its a good starting point

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no its cuz ^2 guarantees that its >0, we know 1 thing
and y^2 gotta be smaller than y^2 plus a positive number, we know 2 things, we can squeeze

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pluh

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i dont get it

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its in the fraction this time, but it doesnt need to. it just gotta be useful and related
the usefulness this time doesnt come from the fact that its in a fraction

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bro

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if you can link it back to the problem sure

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ok how come in this the 0 become -|x|(x^2+y^2)

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shoudlnt it stay 0 forever

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cus they r multiplying by 0

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0 dont matter anymore

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cuz theres a tighter limit now

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what

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for squeeze its multiplying all sides by x in the second step

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so it should be 0 on the left still?

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(negati)ve and (positi)ve

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Ve

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my shorthands

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so it doesnt matter

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for the left it doesnt, but for middle and right it does. so the left would ruin everything

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it gives 0<=xy^2/x^2+y^2<=x so ig its still works

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thats the goal

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Here i don’t understand how the teacher showed us this in certain parts:

i don’t get the structure story here besides the end i do know its binomal

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,rccw

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Thanks🫶

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german is fine as well 😄

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ahh perfekt hahaha

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also am freitag hat uns der mathelehrer diese seite mit uns gemacht: multiplikation/division/potenzieren/wurzelziehen bei gleicher basis.

Auf dem bild bei j) hat der lehrer das so zu uns gezeigt während der mathestunde.

Ich komme einfach nicht draus von derer struktur um es zu verstehen

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Ja genau

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Verstehst du, wie er zur ersten Zeile kommt?

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meinst du diese erste zeile bei j)?

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wenn ja, dann nein verstehe ich es nd

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Er nutzt die 2. binomische Formel aus dem Kasten unten links, habt ihr die besprochen?

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Ja das hatten wir schon mal am anfang
Ich erkenne es aber erst am schluss in die lösung

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Okay. Wenn du dir die Klammer in j) anguckst und mit dem Kasten vergleichst, was wäre a und was wäre b?

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jetzt hast du $a^2 - 2ab + b^2$. Kommst du darauf, wie man von da aus auf die erste Zeile der Musterlösung schliessen kann?

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Nein, komme ich nd darauf. Ich weiss nicht wieso diese struktur
Dieses 3^2 - 2 mal 3* diese wurzelzahlen

Ist das eig ne regel die sich hier hereinschleicht?

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Hmm okay.
Also die binomische Formel ist $(a-b)^2 = a^2 - 2 \cdot a \cdot b + b^2$.
In deinem Fall ist $a = 3$ und $b = \sqrt[3]{a}$.
Jetzt setzt du die beiden in die rechte Seite der binomischen Formel von oben ein, also:
$3^2 - 2 \cdot 3 \cdot \sqrt[3]{a} + (\sqrt[3]{a})^2$.
Ist das verständlich? Die Struktur die du beschreibst ist die selbe wie in der binomischen Formel mit a und b als Zeichen, nur dass a hier 3 ist und b die dritte Wurzel aus a.

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take care and peace

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okay so i need help with functions and relations one sec ill send a pic

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i was absent so idk how to solve any of this

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i think the first page looks more complicated

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You mean page 22?

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yess

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domain is x range is y right?

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Ok, you need to first know what a domain, range is and how to test if a graph is a function

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function if it has a repeated number correct

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domain refers to the allowed values of x, and range of all y values that the function/graph attains possibly

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mhm

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and function?

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you can just do the vertical line test

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ahh yea i remember that i think

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you have a function if each element of the domain is assigned exactly one element of the codomain

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english isnt my first language

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ok easy example

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a circle cannot be a function

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why not

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because it fails the vertical line test, which means an x value is being mapped to two y values

storm jasper
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ahh yea

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but we just said it must only be mapped to one y value

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in easy language: all x values can only have 1 y-value

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concrete example:
x²+y²=1

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

leaden ermine
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x=0 can be mapped to y=-1 or y=1

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how do i do the verticsl line test?

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the vertical line test is a fancy way of saying: can you find a value of x where there is more than 1 y value

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# glossy valve

so when you look at the circle, if you move along the x axis, can you find a point where there are two y-points?

leaden ermine
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and how does that help me know if its a function or not

leaden ermine
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rather, visualize a vertical line, like take your pen

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if you realize it would hit two y-values then it cannot be a function

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USS-Enterprise

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so for the first example

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Any x you pick, you will always end up with one value

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here for example, you instantly realize that your pen would beep twice since it'd hit two y-values

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it would not be a function ?

neon basin
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If you pick x = 0, you get y = 1 and y = -1

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But as we just said, a function can only output at most one value for a given input

leaden ermine
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blud repeating me

storm jasper
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ok i get this one can someone help me understand this

neon basin
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Here we get 2 outputs

storm jasper
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bc i didnt take it whatsoever

neon basin
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And that is a vertical test

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You just draw an imaginary vertical line somewhere

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Here it was x = 0

storm jasper
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yes i remember it now my teacher told me ab it

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And you see it intersects with the graph of whatever we are looking at twice

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at y = 1 and y = -1

storm jasper
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Therefore it is not a function

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Well this is not about determining whether they are functions or not

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wait nvm this is honors math im not honors math i dont have to do it i just needed the first one

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i get it now

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Can someone help me figure out where I messed up, the answer is supposed to be 1/8

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,w tangent to 3x^2-3xy-3y^2=-33 at (-2,-3)

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,rotate

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sorry, will do

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Sign error

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.open

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Open ?

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question the same formula for standard deviation and variance of grouped data can be used for ungrouped ?

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Sorry

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ok and?

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you're talking about question 2, right

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Yeah

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U said treat it as if the frequency is 1

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But some appear multiple times

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yeah that kinda isnt an obstacle

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if you really want to saddle yourself with like 17 years of extra work then you can make a freq table for each one

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and then have most of the freqs be 1 but some be 2 or whatever

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like tbh the whole thing with grouped vs ungrouped data. the formulas arent really that different.

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Soo I could resuse it ?

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"resuse"?

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Yeah

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Like the specific formula for standard deviate of grouped data

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And variance

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Can I sued it for ungrouped data

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I don't really get how this metric space is defined

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as we saw in ¶15
have you seen the proof of that

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it's basically an extension of that but for sequences

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What I don't get is A_n

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any sequence you want

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for which the series converges

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eg a_n=1/n^2

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or 1/2^n

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or whatever

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okay, so it's $\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \left( A_n \frac{\abs{x_n-y_n}}{1+ \abs{x_n-y_n}} \right)$

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abs value on numerator but yeah

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and n=1

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That makes more sense

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Thanks!

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what else

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all terms depend on n

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A is a given point and P is any point on a given straight line. If AQ = AP and AQ makes a constant angle with AP, find the locus of Q.

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now how do i give an eq for that line

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I have

h(x) = x-2/x+3

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And I can’t do -3

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I need to do table btw

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LMAO

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So I’m doing -2,9

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3 seconds

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But it get -45…

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For -2,9

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Show the problem again, and no, i will not indulge in the same discussion again.

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Google Translate Exists, I can read it.

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Jeez… demanding

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# torn sand !xy'

tbh id advice not too clutter this chat cause we will have problem (again) if so.

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onyx glen
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h(-2.9) seems to be -49, not -45. can you show how -45 is happening?

sonic stratus
fallen ivy
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,w -2,9-2

maiden vapor
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I think's it means "Find the range of the function."

fallen ivy
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,w -2,9+3

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Bruh is this bot acustic

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"acustic"?

gritty rose
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Ironic

grave elm
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use . not ,

maiden vapor
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What did you expect with that input?

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and for simple calculations you can use ,calc or your brain, ideally

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she expects the bot to do the calculations -2.9 - 2 and -2.9 + 3, with the caveat that Wolfram Alpha doesn't understand , as a decimal separator

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you need to use a point

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Domain is x€r except x /€/ -3

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,w (-2.9 - 2)/(-2.9 + 3)

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You know what it means

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no, i don't

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explain to me

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No. Look it up.

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"acoustic" is something to do with sound

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I HAVE TO LOOK THINGS UP CAUSE YOU CANT HELP ME PROPERLY.

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,tex .exp rules

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.close op gone

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Does f”(x)>0 mean positive slope or above x value

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=0 is x int?

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yes

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this means that every slope is below the function and that every tangent is over

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on the function plot f(x) it looks like this

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does that mean the slope is >0

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or that f”(x) is above the x value

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Would the red show f”(x)>0

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like the red highlighted area since it’s above the x axis?

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no

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is it where the slope is increasing?

sweet onyx
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where you highlighted is when the slope is decreasing

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so f''(x) < 0

digital saffron
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Wouldn’t this be decreasing

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Where the blue circle is since the slope is decreasing

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imagine if f(x) is the position of a person

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*depending on x

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then f'(x) would be its speed

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so

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you can decelerate

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and being still on a positive speed

digital saffron
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Tbh I don’t think I’m following

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I understand speed velocity and acceleration and what not, but I don’t think I can conceptually understand it yet

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take a look at this

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the table finds that f”(x) is positive in x<-1

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and instead it refers to strictly the concavity of f(x)?

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i need help with this

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how do you square the 7 square root 3y

gritty flax
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Well which ones sum up to -b = 7sqrt(3)

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so you leave it like 7 squareroot 3y ^2

gritty flax
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No you don't need to square anything to answer the question

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(7sqrt(3)*y)^2 can be simplified if you so wish

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but you don't rly need to complete the square here at all

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k

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so the answer is [y = 3\sqrt{3} \quad \text{and} \quad y = 4\sqrt{3}

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Yes

onyx glen
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missing \] but yes

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oh k

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ty

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so the answer is [y = 3\sqrt{3} \quad \text{and} \quad y = 4\sqrt{3}]

gritty flax
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Yes

maiden vapor
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Bruh

gritty flax
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Yes

maiden vapor
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Yes

maiden vapor
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Agreed

gritty flax
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Yes

maiden vapor
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Yes

gritty flax
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Yes

north moth
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yeah i guess

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,texitshape \replicate9{\replicate9{Yes! }\par}

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クーリー

gritty flax
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Yes

maiden vapor
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Who does this blud think he is

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if it was an accident, could u close it with .close

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if not, you can ask your quesiton

loud elbow
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Well im doing my math hw rn and its lowk hard since we still hadn't studied this lesson yet but I tried my best

grave elm
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I see, well, if you need help with it, you can try sending it here and someone might help

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Can I show u the exercise?

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Okay

zinc ginkgo
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Here

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But its in french tho

loud elbow
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Okay so

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The question stated: x is an angle such that $\tan(x)= 5/6$

loud elbow
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Yes

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Tree man

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Okay good

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Do you know how to write tan in terms of sin and cos?

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MathIsAlwaysRight

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Alright, so $\tan(x) = \frac{\sin(x)}{\cos(x)}$

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Tree man

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AHH IK THIS

zinc ginkgo
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Try to manipulate the things you need to solve you you have sin/cos

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Ohh

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I think i get it

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How would you solve question 1 now?

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6sin²x +5 cos²x = 5cos²x + 5cos²x =10cos²x

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Ig

zinc ginkgo
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How?

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Tree man

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So the question asks for the value of 6sin^2(x)+5cos^2(x), right?

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Yes

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Try to reshape the equation using algebra to get sin(x)/cos(x)

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Because that is tan(x) and you know the value of that

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Okkk

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Thankss

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i need help with triangles hypnotuse

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.close

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I feel like this is better done with vectors thonkzoom

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What do you need help with?

sour shore
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i made these 2 eqn and now im stuck

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,rccw

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by symmetry you can assume c = 3d after you do that

foggy vapor
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I got c=3d or 3c=d

foggy vapor
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yeah

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you can just assume c = 3d because the whole thing is symmetrical

sour shore
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are a, b, c, and d integers

sour shore
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Oh oh yes a,b,c,d are all positive integers

foggy vapor
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ok

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perfect

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the rest is easy then

foggy vapor
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do you know what to do

sour shore
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so it doesnt matter if you pick c = 3d or d = 3c

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Oh ryt bcz there was a mod?

foggy vapor
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no

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im just saying its insignificant which case you choose

sour shore
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Ok...

foggy vapor
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ok but also

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before you start minimising

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you should find the relationship between |a-b| and d

foggy vapor
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And do i keep the mod?

foggy vapor
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what mod are you talking about

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,tex also you can just write that as
\e{gather*}{
\4{(c-d)^2}{\abs{a-b}} = 18 \
\4{(c+d)^2}{\abs{a-b}} = 72
}

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Yes thts wht i was asking

foggy vapor
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ok yeah then

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substitute c = 3d in the first equation and isolate |a-b|

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what do you get

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2c²/9?

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Assuming d=3c