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ivory laurel
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ivory laurel
I’m confused as to how they get the geometric sequence
marble shoal
are you confused on how they concluded it was a geometric sequence or the (1/(1- 1/10^k))?
ivory laurel
How they concluded the recurring part can be factored into the two things
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marble shoal
oops, sorry, i was afk for a while...
if you still need the answer:
- they factored out the 1/10^k to have an infinite geometric series with a = 1 and r = 1/10^k
- then they used the infinite geometric series formula: a/1-r
terribly sorry :(
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still temple
hi
still temple
can anyone help
ivory sundial
post question
still temple
ok
wait
- Use Euclid’s division algorithm to find the HCF of:
i. 135 and 225
ii. 196 and 38220
iii. 867 and 255
tell
worthy trellis
Show your work
worthy trellis
Your work? Your progress along with where you are stuck?
still temple
ok
so deol you can see, from the question 225 is greater than 135. Therefore, by Euclid’s division algorithm, we have,
225 = 135 × 1 + 90
Now, remainder 90 ≠ 0, thus again using division lemma for 90, we get,
135 = 90 × 1 + 45
Again, 45 ≠ 0, repeating the above step for 45, we get,
90 = 45 × 2 + 0
The remainder is now zero, so our method stops here. Since, in the last step, the divisor is 45, therefore, HCF (225,135) = HCF (135, 90) = HCF (90, 45) = 45.
Hence, the HCF of 225 and 135 is 45.
is my answer correct??
i want to just confirm
worthy trellis
It’s correct
still temple
lets gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
thanksssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
worthy trellis
That was so elaborate lol
still temple
deolllllllll
worthy trellis
Ye?
worthy trellis
Lol
lean flame
He is from Pakistan
still temple
okkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
still temple
He is from Pakistan
sharukh
lean flame
You
worthy trellis
Lol how so?
still temple
ok
worthy trellis
I am Indian
lean flame
India lost today lol
still temple
bro i am in 10th
still temple
India lost today lol
yes
lean flame
Thanks to Dinesh Karthik
still temple
6 runs 15 ball
lean flame
worthy trellis
Deol is your full name Yash Deol
Why not sunny?
still temple
euclid is nub'
worthy trellis
Lmao close the channel if you’re done
still temple
i need to read his algrothim everyday
still temple
Lmao close the channel if you’re done
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still temple
ok
worthy trellis
i need to read his algrothim everyday
Everyday?
lean flame
@worthy trellis are you married?
still temple
worthy trellis
It’s not even in the cbse syllabus?
still temple
?
still temple
It’s not even in the cbse syllabus?
hey
worthy trellis
It’s not
still temple
ch-1 real numbers
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still temple
1st question is that
marsh citrusBOT
1st question is that
lean flame
it is nice but boring
still temple
wtf
worthy trellis
1st question is that
Deleted portion I think
still temple
Deleted portion I think
ok
lean flame
lean flame
This is Ariana grande 💀
hidden plaza
still temple
HUH
lean flame
Pure is from India
still temple
lean flame
Gujarat
worthy trellis
Is there a reason this channel still open lmao?
still temple
Pure is from India
Main bhi bhartiya
still temple
ok
lean flame
How you feel India lost
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lean flame
Bro
still temple
How you feel India lost
not good
hidden plaza
What r u in about
lean flame
Pure is from gujurat
still temple
Pure is from gujurat
ok ok
lean flame
Mera Naam mery hai
lean flame
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late valley
Grade 9 maths but I need help here
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Grade 9 maths but I need help here
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Grade 9 maths but I need help here
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spring grove
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spring grove
This is not solvable 🥲
devout mauve
Remember the discriminant
devout mauve
And now you can go through a few cases. b can be 0 to 5 and then that gives you only a few options for a,c
devout mauve
If you don't count 0 as a natural number then it can be 1 to 5
(I'm not saying that 1 actually works. Just that it is a case to consider)
spring grove
Yeah right so if b is 1.. a and c will have to be 0 because b squared is greater than 4ac
devout mauve
Yes
spring grove
(I'm not saying that 1 actually works. Just that it is a case to consider)
Yupp that was my next question. So one doesn't work right
devout mauve
Yes
spring grove
Perfect
So the next case that can be considered is 3
And for 3, a can be 1, 2 and even c so four pairs found
devout mauve
Wait do you count 0 as a natural number or not
spring grove
No i dont
devout mauve
Ok
spring grove
I think I have got the hang of it
Thanks so much i was stuck on it since hours overthinking about zeros of polynomials and coefficients not thinking about discriminants
unreal wharf
i wonder if this can be solved using generating functions
spring grove
What's that?
unreal wharf
it's a method of solving counting problems, i learned about from 3Blue1Brown video. I don't really know how they fully work so idk if they are really applicable here
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queen fox
Hello, is drawing such a function realistically possible without using a utility?
marsh citrusBOT
Hello, is drawing such a function realistically possible without using a utility...
queen fox
Also can I have some tips for D please?
keen nova
I dunno if drawing a function like that without a utility is super realistic
As for part D, remember that a graph has horizontal tangent lines where the derivative = 0
(Haven't worked it out, but judging from the x^3 and y^3, I think it means for you to use either the quadratic formula or factoring to find those 0s)
queen fox
I have two variables in y’ 💀
keen nova
?
keen nova
sorry I had a brainfart
So since y' is a fraction, you'd only need to solve the numerator for 0
(although do keep in mind where the denominator = 0, as those points would be undefined)
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queen fox
Ty
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deft nova
Hello, i need help with this problem "One day 12 746 people visited an amusement park, on average a person spent 300kr with standard deviation of 60kr, how many people spent less than 200kr that day?".
I cant solve it, the only thing i came to was 318, which is wrong
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short wadi
Can someone explain to me that if Aω are constants, why don’t they fall away when we take the derivative?
marsh citrusBOT
Can someone explain to me that if Aω are constants, why don’t they fall away whe...
bitter dawn
Because we multiply and not add
short wadi
Oh of course. If there’s an addition of a constant then it falls away?
bitter dawn
Yes
rough ocean
How do I do part e?
marsh citrusBOT
How do I do part e?
still temple
write out $\begin{pmatrix}1&1\0&1\end{pmatrix}\begin{pmatrix}a&b\c&d\end{pmatrix}$
elfin berryBOT
Toby
still temple
then write it out for the other way round, then equate
rough ocean
equate how?
still temple
compare each entry
rough ocean
so would that just be {(a+c, c) , (b+d, d)}
rough ocean
$\begin{pmatrix}(a+c)&(b+d)\c&d\end{pmatrix}$
elfin berryBOT
classic truedough
rough ocean
just this?
rough ocean
$\begin{pmatrix}a&a+b\c&c+d\end{pmatrix}$
elfin berryBOT
classic truedough
still temple
yup
rough ocean
all of these columns look linearly independent
what does the c in the bottom lest being the same mean
still temple
if you equate the bottom left, then c=c which doesnt tell us much
try equating the other entries
rough ocean
try equating the other entries
so i got that d=a (from b+d = b+a) and c=0(from c+d=0)
making the matrix $\begin{pmatrix}a&b\0&a\end{pmatrix}$ ?
elfin berryBOT
classic truedough
still temple
yup, thats correct
now find a basis (of two matrices) that generates all matrices of that form
rough ocean
so would that just be {(a, 0) , (b, a)}
still temple
no
its a matrix subspace
so the generators should be matrices
they also shouldn't have variables in them
rough ocean
so the generators should be matrices
$\begin{pmatrix}1&0\0&0\end{pmatrix}\begin{pmatrix}0&1\0&1\end{pmatrix}$
elfin berryBOT
classic truedough
elfin berryBOT
Toby
rough ocean
that would generate $\begin{pmatrix}a&b\\0&b\end{pmatrix}$
i dont understand how you would find a basis that generates that matrix
still temple
its the same process as finding a basis of vectors in linear algebra
$\begin{pmatrix}a&b\0&a\end{pmatrix}=\begin{pmatrix}a&0\0&a\end{pmatrix}+\begin{pmatrix}0&b\0&0\end{pmatrix}=a\begin{pmatrix}1&0\0&1\end{pmatrix}+b\begin{pmatrix}0&1\0&0\end{pmatrix}$
elfin berryBOT
Toby
ripe kite
marsh citrusBOT
lean flame
Whenever the graph is below x axis
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ripe kite
which of the choices would that be
dusky wing
Visva, you can figure that out by looking at where the graph is below the x-axis
Here's some help
ripe kite
oh so when x doesnt equal 4
dusky wing
No, notice it's positive when x is 0 too
ripe kite
yeah
dusky wing
Do you understand intervals
ripe kite
nope 😦
dusky wing
If we projected that onto the x axis this is what we have
ripe kite
oh so its b
dusky wing
Yes
ripe kite
what if the qeustion asks for range
dusky wing
Does it make sense how to arrive at that answer?
dusky wing
If you want to know the range, you project every value onto the y-axis
dusky wing
👍
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wise minnow
Can somebody please explain the second row? Thanks
marsh citrusBOT
Can somebody please explain the second row? Thanks
wind wadi
with the second row you mean "if zx then x = 0, ..."?
or the 4th row where f(x,y) = 1?
@wise minnow
wise minnow
Wdym
wind wadi
do you mean the row where f(x,y) = 1?
wise minnow
wind wadi
So you have two 16-bit inputs x & y. The two 1's for zx & zy mean they get zeroed out, so x = y = 0 now. Then because nx & ny are set on they are inverted which means x = 1111... and y = 1111..., since the function f is also set to 1, you get the sum x+y = 11111...0 (the last bit will be 0 after completing the binary addition).
Lastly, since no=1, the result, which is 1111...0, is inverted -> 0000...1, so out = 1.
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tight oak
i've narrowed this problem down to B and C.
marsh citrusBOT
i've narrowed this problem down to B and C.
thin bison
Well, you mean your answer is option b and c?
tight oak
yeah, I eliminated A D and E
thin bison
AAA can also be used I guess so far
tight oak
AAA isn't a postulate that exists sadly
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tight oak
thank you btw
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honest perch
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dire beacon
are you sure cos B is -sqrt(119)/12?
honest perch
are you sure cos B is -sqrt(119)/12?
ya
honest perch
are you sure cos B is -sqrt(119)/12?
12 is r and -sqrt 119 is the x value
i used the pythagorean theorem to calculate the x
honest perch
oh wait my bad, i thought the denominator is 13
all g
dire beacon
ok all values for sin a, sin b, cos a, and cos b are correct
honest perch
k good
dire beacon
so cos(a+b) = cos a x cos b - sin a x sin b
honest perch
so cos(a+b) = cos a x cos b - sin a x sin b
ye ye i have that down
dire beacon
the cos(a+b) part is correct
honest perch
the cos(a+b) part is correct
well except for the end product which I don't have
dire beacon
well except for the end product which I don't have
nah just leave it like that
honest perch
nah just leave it like that
i can't or else it will mark it incorrect
dire beacon
it will be (-4 x sqrt(119) - 15)/60
dire beacon
i can't or else it will mark it incorrect
there is no way to simplify it further though
honest perch
there is no way to simplify it further though
idk what to tell u
dire beacon
hmmm
dire beacon
i mean for the question it says "use radicals as needed, use integers or fractions for any numbers in the expression"
honest perch
i mean for the question it says "use radicals as needed, use integers or fractio...
ya but it's savvas 😢
i feel like the culprit is the 15
like if there was no 15 then it would be easy
dire beacon
umm which 15?
honest perch
15/60
dire beacon
oh.. yea
honest perch
here's what i mean
dire beacon
well i think the square root 119 messes it up so the answer is "not as tidy"
honest perch
if there was just a radical in the numerator on one of the fractions... and a regular number in the other... then it would be easy as u would just do it like radical - number / 60
dire beacon
but yea u can't necessarily simplify -4 x sqrt(119) - 15
dire beacon
if there was just a radical in the numerator on one of the fractions... and a re...
yea yea
honest perch
but yea u can't necessarily simplify -4 x sqrt(119) - 15
hmmm idk man
dire beacon
slightly weird question tho
honest perch
slightly weird question tho
u think anyone else here would know what to do?
bc ik for a fact that it won't accept that answer
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dire beacon
u think anyone else here would know what to do?
i mean, i expect anyone to write it using the square root thing
sullen basin
Draw a figure of all possible complex numbers that satisfies the following rule:
$$
\begin{cases}
\mid z - 3 \mid < 1, \text{if Im}z > 0 \
\mid z + 1 \mid \le 5, \text{if Im}z \le 0 \
\end{cases}
$$
marsh citrusBOT
Draw a figure of all possible complex numbers that satisfies the following rule:...
elfin berryBOT
-(𝕂eloτ)-
sullen basin
How would you go on about solving that question?
- Would appreciate it if you anyone could share resources that explains similar complex situations for me to learn from because the course I am attending is shit.. no materials whatsoever besides a crappy website that demonstrates almost nothing besides basics
earnest siren
Do you know how to take the complex absolute value
earnest siren
How would you go on about solving that question?
+ Would appreciate it if you a...
YouTube
Is mostly how I learned
It’s not the best
sullen basin
$$
| z | = sqrt{a^{2} + b^{2}}
$$
earnest siren
So I suggest
elfin berryBOT
-(𝕂eloτ)-
earnest siren
Try out a few complex numbers
sullen basin
And i am aware that the absolute value = the distance from 0,0 to complex point
earnest siren
And see if they satisfy the conditions
earnest siren
No problem
bright jay
$$
| z | = sqrt{a^{2} + b^{2}}
$$
Fyi \sqrt is the latex command for square root
sullen basin
ik, missed it and thought that it was too late to replace
Why was that pasted as one \
elfin berryBOT
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sullen basin
Easier in vim because I have snippets and whatnot
earnest siren
Ok
sullen basin
Forgot another step for the 9
sullen basin
Is your profile picture black or is my discord tripping?
Only seeing your name
Huh, weird..
sullen basin
OH
earnest siren
Sorry
sullen basin
No worries 😉
sullen basin
Like if a^2+b > 6
where did you get that from?
earnest siren
where did you get that from?
Just
An example
You can then write
B as b>6-a^2
And then
You can graph that
sullen basin
We can already do something similar what I had sent earlier
It looks a little weird though
sullen basin
Something like this:
earnest siren
Ya
sullen basin
Just put in numbers?
earnest siren
Not like that
You can add 8
Flip the inequality
And multiple by -1
And take the square root
sullen basin
Lol messed up the a
earnest siren
Just about to say that
sullen basin
Correct
earnest siren
And also
B is positive because
It said the imaginary value is greater then 0
So the sqrt on that side is *
Sqrt
earnest siren
I think you forgot a 1
earnest siren
Yup
sullen basin
sullen basin
Would that work in desmos? Because geogebra tripped
earnest siren
Let me try
sullen basin
1st: b > \sqrt{a^{2} - 6a + 8}
2nd: b \ge \sqrt{-a^{2} - 2a + 24}
sullen basin
$$
b > \sqrt{a^{2} - 6a + 8}
$$
elfin berryBOT
-(𝕂eloτ)-
sullen basin
$$
b \ge \sqrt{-a^{2} - 2a + 24}
$$
elfin berryBOT
-(𝕂eloτ)-
sullen basin
Which?
sullen basin
Most likely, wonder where
sullen basin
What had I missed?
earnest siren
I think the signs got flipped
sullen basin
Oh
sullen basin
Take your time 🙂
earnest siren
This is what I did
And it seemed to graph it right
I switched the variables so
That it graphs it correctly
sullen basin
You got to type in all the steps for it to show the figure?
sullen basin
Want latex?
earnest siren
Want latex?
This is fine
sullen basin
Alright 👍
sullen basin
🙏
sullen basin
My computers a bit slow
Mine is worse, don't worry! 🙂
sullen basin
I think I flipped the signs because it should be Imz < 0
earnest siren
Which one
sullen basin
Draw a figure of all possible complex numbers that satisfies the following rule:
$$
\begin{cases}
\mid z - 3 \mid < 1, \text{if Im}z > 0
\mid z + 1 \mid \le 5, \text{if Im}z \le 0 \
\end{cases}
$$
elfin berryBOT
-(𝕂eloτ)-
earnest siren
Also
sullen basin
sullen basin
Oh, how?
earnest siren
Idk how geogebra works
sullen basin
no graph, even if true
earnest siren
my computer cant run it
sullen basin
It usually graphs things and has good functions but sometimes it's dumb
Oh
Hmm
Nothing
earnest siren
I think I graphed it wrong
sullen basin
sullen basin
Still nothing
earnest siren
change a to x
sullen basin
Oh
earnest siren
and b to y
sullen basin
Interesting enough switching a & b to x & y worked in geogebra too
Both are dumb.. lol
sullen basin
They are not recognizing anything past x and y as variables
That was geogebra with no extra steps
Line looks odd though
It's a butchered circle
sullen basin
Cannot get second function to work though
sullen basin
Desmos is better
Interface sucks though
Mine was a newbie's graph 😂
Yeah that looks about right
So trail + error is the only approach here or is there a better way to get all the values?
sullen basin
Me too, but I wonder how it would look like
sullen basin
Yep, because the graph looks like the solution
sullen basin
≤ 5
earnest siren
Ok
I think
what you can do for these questions
is because the imaginary value
never mind
sullen basin
I appreciate your help mate!
sullen basin
If someone with better algebra knowledge than me, please do help me solve the question algebraically
earnest siren
let me go search it up
sullen basin
let me go search it up
Much appreciated! 🙂
earnest siren
repost the question
sullen basin
Where?
earnest siren
sullen basin
Oh
earnest siren
I think that
sullen basin
I tried wolframalpha with the complex variable and it said no step-by-step solutions available
sullen basin
Do tell!
earnest siren
Ok
Well when we solved for b
we got two equations b>= something
and b<something
earnest siren
so we can sort of smoosh b in between
sullen basin
OH
earnest siren
and the something
can have a in it
https://www.universalclass.com/articles/math/algebra/solving-systems-of-linear-inequalities.htm - this website taught me lol
sullen basin
you just do 3 > x > 2 ?
sullen basin
Oh ok
earnest siren
I'll show it with a graph
its still processing
sorry
5 years later
the purble
is x>2
sullen basin
Divide by two and you get the limit between the two
earnest siren
-2<x<3
sullen basin
I know that algebra 😉
earnest siren
lol
earnest siren
so bascially if they are
the same way
then just pick the one
that contains both directions
sullen basin
Will keep that in mind!
sullen basin
At least we got somewhere
sullen basin
AHA
earnest siren
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earnest siren
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raven loom
uhmmm
quick quiz
from the table, do you know what is the value of f^-1(1)
do you know how to differentate f^-1 
yeah, what you get is sort of like this, right?
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raven loom
so now you basically know whats in the brackets
it's just evaluating f^-1's derivative
are you trying to say this 
because i doubt so
yes
well this is how i understand chain rule (but kind of cursed and idk if its mathematically right to write it this way)
XD but it's kind of cursed (physics student 
)
anyways it's just the df^-1/dx bothering you right
so do you want the formula to be thrown to you or you want some sort of explanation?
lolll kk
so we know that f(f^-1(x))=x right?
do implicit differentation wrt x
ohhhh uhm
it's just taking derivative of both sides of the equation at its core
uhmmm this is misleading
use the cursed way
we know the first derivative: it's f'(f^-1(x))
divide both sides by that and viola
im not familiar with function notations as i mostly use d/dx, but i think they're the same?
I just finished my exam on this chapter in my math course XD
from what we have i think we can sub everything in?
if im correct
nonoon f^-1 is not 1/f 
if it's confusing you, use something like g
are you sure 
but he is saying f^-1'(y)
not f^-1'(x)
yes
since f'(3)=-4
so 1/f'(3) = -1/4?
and the whole thing is 1/3 * -1/4
soooo -1/12?
raven loom
<a:thonk_spinny:1005322074493038592>
what is the circled item in this picture
it'd be funny if i am wrong
-0.083 is 2sf/3dp?
I forget all the roundings XD
btw rmbr to close when you're done with channel XD
marsh citrusBOT
teal arch
the circles represent certain characterstics
where circles intersect, the people have the characteristics of the intersecting circles
whole umbra
where circles intersect, the people have the characteristics of the intersecting...
i dont get it
i get venn diagrams but for euler diagrams
and predicates
i am lost
spark berry
Like look at D
You can see that it is a part of the diagram, but it only intersects C and B
So that means some elements or characteristics are not included at D
whole umbra
so A B C
are all intersect together
D only intersect C & b
but how would you make a formula
spark berry
At 1st question (Farmers), two portions are included
whole umbra
1?
spark berry
The one that intersects A and C; and the other one that intersects A,B and C
whole umbra
ok i see
P(x) and R(x)
will be in the formula
A and C
A and C intersection is true right?
spark berry
The second is clearly false, No blonde farmer can't have blue eyes, it's at circle D and it doesn't even touch the intersection of A and B
whole umbra
The second is clearly false, No blonde farmer can't have blue eyes, it's at circ...
how would you make this into a formula before knowing if its false or true
whole umbra
I mean isn't there a set notation for that?
i need to use propositional variables
so P,Q,R,S
A is P
spark berry
BTW The last part is also false, since there is no intersection at A and D
whole umbra
BTW The last part is also false, since there is no intersection at A and D
doesnt the last one
include A C
and D
whole umbra
BTW The last part is also false, since there is no intersection at A and D
so the first one is true?
spark berry
Yeah, but it tries to relate statement A and B to be true to prove the last statement is true
Is this the thing you're talking about?
whole umbra
how did you interpret without creating formula?
spark berry
Ǝ(P(x) ɅR(x))
This is my answer for the first 1, I think?
spark berry
Oh my bad
spark berry
I don't really know since I never encountered these symbols, but I think there should be an Implied symbol at the last question
whole umbra
I don't really know since I never encountered these symbols, but I think there s...
thanks for the help 👍
<@&286206848099549185> if anyone has really good knowledge in predicates i'd appreciate help
whole umbra
BTW The last part is also false, since there is no intersection at A and D
to be clear by the way
this was euler and not venn
so it might be different
i believe euler can have own seperate sets inside a set
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novel rune
Hey there
hidden plaza
hello
novel rune
What I have here is ABC being an isosceles triangle
with r the radius of the circle
I also have that L = AH + HC
and that L/r ratio is equal to:
I need to find the measurement of the alpha angle
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novel rune
hello
anything?
I couldn't think of anything though
Because I always end up in loops
novel rune
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Not yet
sturdy hawk
lol
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Due to inactiveness.
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rustic leaf
How is infinity/infinity the same as (1/infinity) / (1/infinity)? I am forgetting a fundamental concept here
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How is infinity/infinity the same as (1/infinity) / (1/infinity)? I am forgettin...
rustic leaf
In the context of L'Hopital's rule
main idol
How is infinity/infinity the same as (1/infinity) / (1/infinity)? I am forgettin...
That's not what l'hopital says
What you're saying sounds like just algebra
rustic leaf
That's not what l'hopital says
Yes, sorry I wasn't clear enough
rustic leaf
How is infinity/infinity the same as (1/infinity) / (1/infinity)? I am forgettin...
I am just wondering why this one is the case
still creek
How is infinity/infinity the same as (1/infinity) / (1/infinity)? I am forgettin...
(1/x)/(1/y)=y/x
worn lake
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worn lake
maybe do something like (-3/8)^2 + cos^2x=1?
but im not quite sure what to do after
ping me if someone responds
clever wharf
yeah calculate cosx first using sin^2x+cos^2x=1, then use sin(a+b), cos(a+b), tan(a+b) formulas
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thick depot
how can i find the devirative of ((\root(3)(6x-4))) by using the definition
ruby fog
$((\root(3)(6x-4)))$
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lenme take a pic
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potent sentinel
cube root of function can be written as
function ^1/3
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bright crystal
I think you can use $(a-b)*(a^2+ab+b^2) =a^3-b^3$
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supple spindle
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supple spindle
how do I even find the solution?
ripe otter
You know that tanx is sinx/cosx
stoic saddle
you don't actually need to
you have four numbers and you are asked to say how many of THEM are solutions
ripe otter
Every value that doesnt make Cosx = 0 (Since dividing by 0 is bad)
stoic saddle
you can accomplish this by simply pluging each one in
and checking
and then reporting how many successes you get
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@stoic saddle SORRY I LITERALLY FELL ASLEEP
ok yeah that makes sense
sorry lmao
and thanks
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fossil grail
AC=CB
S(AC) - symmetrical bisector
Why does angle CO1Q=angle CAB
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AC=CB
S(AC) - symmetrical bisector
Why does angle CO1Q=angle CAB
fossil grail
I think they might be similar triangles, since CQ=1/2 AC
CQO1=90 degrees
but so far there's a side, and an angle that are proportional and equal
still temple
what's that CO1 line?
native gust
how do i do this
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hard stratus
how do i estimate square root 34 number
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how do i estimate square root 34 number
hard stratus
how do i do this
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still temple
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hard stratus
and 5 and 6 is the answer right
fallen galleon
ye depending on what ur cher wants
