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[main idol]

can you take a picture / screenshot of the exact question?

[hard stratus]

i sent an example

estimating

square roots

[main idol]

examples of solved problems in class

[main idol]

there are lots of ways to estimate. what specific way have you learned

[main idol]

do this

[hard stratus]

the question is estimate 6 and 7

idk

[main idol]

picture or screenshot

of the ORIGINAL question. not your typing

[main idol]

and do this

[hard stratus]

ok

it’s 6_ _ _ 7

i don’t have any but i saw it today

[main idol]

.

again, picture or screenshot of the problem you're working on

or explain what type of solution you're looking for

this is too vague to help you

[hard stratus]

😔

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[compact valley]

https://gyazo.com/ed59f66699ffd7d29aa3632ba19a5ec9

[compact valley]

since i dont have an inflection point would the answer be c? all real numbers

[still temple]

yes

Yes but why is it closed

It should be )-infty, +infty(

[compact valley]

wat

[compact valley]

also it concaves up becasue its positive right?

my second derivative is positive so it goes up

[still temple]

indeed, the second derivative is positive

[compact valley]

but since i dont have an inflection point its all real numbers

ok

[still temple]

yup

[still temple]

The brackets

Should be facing the other way

Or is it a notation thing?

[compact valley]

notation i think?

[still temple]

I guess, we're not allowed to do that in french notation

[compact valley]

idk how french notations are

im in america

brackets mean included though

[still temple]

Ahhh, so you use whole different symbols for excluded

And other ones for included

Like ( and [

[compact valley]

() is not included

[] is included

[still temple]

Yh yh fair, we use only [ but we flip it if excluded

Like this ]5;20]

[compact valley]

oh yeah we dont do that

[still temple]

Aight

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[delicate prairie]

ty

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[spiral cedar]

how to solve?

this was wrong but idk

took first derivative to find criticals

then tested them in second derivative

is that wrong?

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[still temple]

Stuck here , thanks !

[main idol]

find two points on the line first

[still temple]

-4 & 1

[main idol]

a point is a pair of numbers (x, y)

so find two points

[still temple]

Don’t get what you mean

[main idol]

https://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/line-equation-point-slope.html

[still temple]

I’m completely lost

[main idol]

https://www.chilimath.com/lessons/introductory-algebra/plotting-points-graph-xy-plane/

[still temple]

-4,0 & 1,1 @main idol

[main idol]

looks good.

[main idol]

go back to this and find the slope using your two points

[still temple]

Slope = 5

1/5

@main idol

So the answer is y = 5 - 4 @main idol

?

[main idol]

almost? you need an x somewhere

[still temple]

5x

Y = 5x - 4

[main idol]

there you go

[still temple]

I don’t get it how come for this one Y = 4x - 60 is wrong like wtf

I’ve done everything we just done

Point crosses at -60 that’s the C

And the points I chose are -60,0 & 20,10

Then I got 1/4

So gradient is 4!

And it’s saying it’s wrong

🤦‍♀️

@main idol

[main idol]

show your work

[still temple]

I just did above I sent everything I done

[main idol]

you mean this?

[main idol]

these points look right

[main idol]

write an equation for how you get 4

[still temple]

@main idol

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[main idol]

don't rely on counting squares to get slope. use the formula

this formula

[main idol]

mainly because you're gonna get confused with what each square represents. a horizontal distance of a square is 10. a vertical distance of a square is 20. you need to read the axes and tick marks correctly

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[still temple]

can someone help with b

[still temple]

I understand the angles have to be at H and C but I forgot how to name them

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[still temple]

I need help

On the middle one

I got n = 2

We’re using the 5 step method

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[still temple]

Where you distribute but if you can’t distribute you come bine like terms

[still temple]

Pls somebody come quick

[warped wind]

n = 2 doesn't seem correct. I can see you got to 1/12 + 7/45 • n = n - 3/2, which is correct thus far. What did you do after this?

[still temple]

So first what I did was combine like terms

I combined 8/5 N and 13/9 N

Since they both have variables

Like I was taught to do in class

[warped wind]

Yes, and you got 7/45 • n, which is correct

[still temple]

And then I put all the variables on one side by subtracting 7/45 N by -7/45 N which cancelled it out, and then I did N + -7/45 n because when something’s positive you gotta make it a negative

Oh my bad I messed up

Wait

Did I

?

I’m confused

Was i supposed to subtract 7/45 from N?

[warped wind]

By subtracting 7/45 • n on both sides you get n - 7/45 • n - 3/2 on the right side, where you need to simplify n - 7/45 • n, yes

[still temple]

Oh so basically I was right I do subtract

Alright so after that when I subtracted in both sides

I should of gotten 7/45 n

Right?

Because I am subtracting the variables to get it on one side

So I did n - 7/45 which would of gotten me 7/45 N right

[warped wind]

n - 7/45 • n = 38/45 • n

Because you can rewrite n as 45/45 • n

[still temple]

Wait I don’t get it

How would you get 38/45

?

Ohhhhh I get it

So now I should have 1/12 + 38/45 N = 3/2 right?

But I’m not done

My mistake

I wrote one half instead of 1/12

I edited it

[warped wind]

No, you would have 1/12 = 38/45 • n - 3/2

[still temple]

Oh yeah because 3/2 becomes negative

so now I would have to do 1/12 minus -3/2

?

[warped wind]

You had n on the right side and subtracted 7/45 • n, so you get 38/45 • n on the right side

And then you had -3/2 already part of the right side

[still temple]

Ohhh

So now I have to minus 1/12 on both sides right

?

So like 1/12 minus -3/2

And 1/12 minus 1/12

?

[warped wind]

What we have so far is:

1/12 + (8/5)n - (13/9)n = n - 3/2

Then because (8/5)n - (13/9)n = (7/45)n:

1/12 + (7/45)n = n - 3/2

Then because we subtract (7/45)n on both sides:

1/12 = n - (7/45)n - 3/2

Then because n - (7/45)n = (38/45)n:

1/12 = (38/45)n - 3/2

What can you do from here to get (38/45)n alone on the right side?

[still temple]

Subtract -3/2 by 1/12?

[warped wind]

No

[still temple]

Wait no

Subtract

[warped wind]

Add

[still temple]

3/2 on both sides

Ohh

[warped wind]

Yes

[still temple]

Wait why add?

It’s because 3/2 is a negative right

?

[warped wind]

Because if you add 3/2 on the right side -3/2 and +3/2 cancels out and when you add something on the right you also have to add it on the left

[warped wind]

Yes, so to get "rid of it" you have to add it

[still temple]

Ohhh okay I understand

I was so confused

So the. After I do that

I just have to divide the number I get from adding -3/2 on both sides

By 38/45 N

And then divide 38/45 N by itself and then j should Get N

And the N = the number that I got

[warped wind]

Well, not by "itself". By 38/45

[still temple]

Yeah that’s what I meant

[warped wind]

So your answer for n becomes?

[still temple]

I’m gonna divide it all up

I got it from here

Thank you so much

[warped wind]

🙏

[still temple]

I rlly appreciate ur help

How do I end this

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Of course

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Ty

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Hi can someone help me with this? This is too complex for mee 😭😭

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[still temple]

What did I do wrong?

[proven timber]

The inside function isn't just g(sinx)

[still temple]

is line 1 correct?

[fathom ridge]

Product rule

[still temple]

What.

[still temple]

Where exactly is it wrong

[proven timber]

You multiplied f'(xg(sinx)) by the derivative of g(sinx)

In doing so, you ignored the first x

[still temple]

I didn’t

[fathom ridge]

$\frac{d[f(x)\times g(x)]}{dx} = f'(x) \cdot g(x) + g'(x) \cdot f(x)$

[still temple]

Ddx of x is 1

[fathom ridge]

Are you familiar with this?

[elfin berry]

NEONPerseus

[still temple]

Last line

[still temple]

Yes

But this is not the case

[proven timber]

The derivative of xg(sinx) is not g'(sinx) * cosx

[still temple]

g(x) is inside f(x)

[fathom ridge]

But it's multiplied with an x

As Gamer Dio has said

You neglected it

[still temple]

Its inside the f i dont get it

[proven timber]

What's the derivative of xg(sinx)?

[still temple]

I got it

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[wind vector]

i don't know how to do this. complex numbers. I tried to using delta to calculate this but i'm not getting the answers like in the key.

[wind vector]

answers

[bleak ibex]

let w = z^2

then w^2 + 2iw - 1 = 0

[wind vector]

i did it like this but my answers are wrong

[bleak ibex]

then just use quadratic formula

nvm, you can probably factor

(z^2 + i)^2 = 0

[wind vector]

good idea thanks

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What’s the geometrical interpretation for these solutions?

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[main idol]

It's just a line in 4D

Parametrized by lambda

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Idek where to start

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@trim quest

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[tiny nimbus]

Find the lengths of the diagonals of rectangle QRST when QS = 8x+5 and RT= 7x+7

[bleak reef]

what can you say about diagonals in a rectangle

[tiny nimbus]

that it’s atleast 2 right angles that’s congruent

I think

[fallen galleon]

sure

if they’re confident

congruent

all sides

same length

aye

ye*

so

diagonals length

QS and RT

must be ?

[tiny nimbus]

ohhh

So the rectangle itself

is basically one number ?

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[modest lily]

idk if its a or b

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[wise jackal]

if it has an x intercept at 2 and y intercept at 6, there's two points the line has

once you can figure that, you can find your slope

don't just guess

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[cloud iron]

$(13 + \frac{1}{2}x)(400-8x)$ can be multiplied to get a quadratic equation

[elfin berry]

lexitorius

[cloud iron]

Then you could solve for x with quadratic formula, though you did find the two solutions

[spring stirrup]

Oh okay

[spring stirrup]

Thats my teachers answer , he did the zeroes method but also did this method so im confused which to use

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[quaint rain]

how do i do this?

[warped wind]

First you need to find the domain of the area bounded by y = 9x and y = x³ in quadrant 1.

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what do i do after?

[warped wind]

You now have the bounds of your integral for your x-variable and it's already given what the bounds of your integral are for your y-variable

So start by taking the first integral. It shouldn't matter which you take first, as long as the variable you integrate with respect to, is the same you use for your bounds

You should have this at this point $\int{\int_{D}{4x^2}dA}=\int_{x=0}^{x=3}{\int_{y=x^3}^{y=3x}{4x^2}dy}dx$

[elfin berry]

Mikkel

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ok tysm

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[stark crypt]

,rotate

[stark crypt]

How can I solve for X?? I’m kind of stumped here

[upper briar]

oh

u can use

https://tenor.com/view/substituir-kakashi-hatake-naruto-clássico-gif-18550808

sub sinx as X

then solve for X using quad formula

then from thr sub back sinx=X

[stark crypt]

Like so??

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[rustic dune]

How do i solve these types of triangles

[open relic]

Do you know what those sticks in AB and AC mean?

[rustic dune]

I forgot

Its been a year and im just relearning this

[open relic]

It means that the sides are equal

[rustic dune]

Ooh

[open relic]

I mean the lengths are the same

[rustic dune]

So theyre the same basically

Ok

Is there a formula to solve this

[fallen galleon]

no

u know the lengths are equal

so

= them both

and solve for x

[whole slate]

Hi, i was just calculating some uni grades and wanted to see if i passed a certain subject

here are my grades

10% of final subject grade (6/10)
15% of final subject grade (13/20)
15% of final subject grade 15/20
30% of final subject grade
7/10
8.50/10
5/10
0/10

30% of final subject

15/75

Final grade. I know i fucked up but might aswell

[fallen galleon]

48.375%

[rustic dune]

Holy shit

[fallen galleon]

approx 48.4% ye

[rustic dune]

Thats hella low

[whole slate]

fuck my life

nah man

some other shit

happened

[rustic dune]

But im not a uni student so i cant judge

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[deft delta]

can someone help me find

[deft delta]

log 1250 = log b +m log (5)

Log 21 = log 21 + m log (40)

[deft delta]

m and b

I have to go to bathroom but if someone could just send how they would do it and an explanation I probably will ace my test tommorow

[open relic]

In the second eq. you have 0 = m log(40), so m=0

[potent sentinel]

for first
take mlog5 as log5^m

and apply the log rule of
Loga+logb = log(axb)

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@open relic @potent sentinel wait I forgot to mention these 2 equations are 2 data points connected

Lemme ss it

this is it in exponential

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A rectangular sheet of fixed perimeter with sides having their lengths in the ratio 8 : 15 is converted into an open rectangular box by folding after removing squares of equal area from all four corners. If the total area of removed squares is 100, the resulting box has maximum volume. The lengths of the sides of the rectangular sheet are

(a) 24

(b) 32

(c) 45

(d) 60

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[slate stone]

guys when solving for absolute values

[slate stone]

we do not need to solve for this

because it equates to -1

and absolute values are always positive

so its extraneous root?

[stoic saddle]

it's not that "we do not need to solve for this", it's that the solution consists of one step and the answer is ∅

[slate stone]

can you expound?

whats that one step your talking about?

[stoic saddle]

absolute values are always positive

(and -1 isn't)

nothing else to it lmao

[slate stone]

oki thanks so much!

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yo delete

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[west lily]

Given vectors x,a,b,c and x+(x.a).b=c and 1+a.b≠0
Prove that x.a=(a.c)/(1+a.b)
And write x as a linear combination of b and c

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I proved the first one but I'm not sure how to go about the second question

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[fathom ridge]

How would I write this in exponential form

[fathom ridge]

I can integrate just need help setting it up

Would it become $(x^{\frac{1}{2} + \frac{1}{3} + \frac{1}{4}...})^{\frac{1}{2 \times 3 \times 4 \times 5...}}$

[elfin berry]

NEONPerseus

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nvm got it

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[silk nacelle]

need help start my finite math assignment, very hard to start -> recursion question
For n E Z^(+), define the function f(n)=prod_(k)=1^(n)(1+(3)/(k)).

Find f(1) and f(5)

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been waiting

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not at all lol

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[still temple]

How do you factor x^4+x^3+x^2+x

[sinful jasper]

well to begin with all of them have x

so we can factor out x

[still temple]

I want to find the real roots

[sinful jasper]

by factoring out x

you can rewrite it as

(x - 0) * (x^3 + x^2 + x + 1)

so the first root is 0

now solve the cubic equation in the parenthesis to get the other 3

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So it’s (x+1)(x^2+1)?

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[slow sand]

angle PQX = angle SRX as angles in the same segment are equal

[slow sand]

idk where to go from that

[sinful jasper]

good

you also know that angles QXP and RXS are equal

are they not?

Which means that angles XSR and XPQ must be equal as well

therefore the triangles have all internal angles same

oh wait this is similiarity

[slow sand]

ye

[merry terrace]

How?

[sinful jasper]

so all angles is enough for that?

[merry terrace]

Yupp

[sinful jasper]

well if 2 angles are the same the third one must be as well

[merry terrace]

1 angle is equal I got it , it's vertically opposite but the second?

[sinful jasper]

angle PQX = angle SRX (angles over same segment)

angle QXP = angle RXS (opposite angles or whatever it's called)

from that we deduce

angle XSR = angle XPQ

therefore all angles are the same

[merry terrace]

Oh yeah

Hence proved

[merry terrace]

I forgot that property

[slow sand]

for what reason?

[sinful jasper]

given two triangles of angles a1, b1 and c1 and a2, b2 and c2

if a1 = a2 and b1 = b2

we have

a1 + b1 + c1 = 180°

a2 + b2 + c2 = 180°

from that

c1 = 180° - a1 - b1

c2 = 180° - a2 - b2

since a1 = a2 and b1 = b2

c1 = c2

unless this theorem is proven using this problem's theorem which would be chaotic lol

[slow sand]

right

@sinful jasper this one also

first i obviously cross multiplied or whatever

and then it left me with x^2-11x-2/x^2-4

and idk what to do from there

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[exotic marten]

how do i make a function that switches from -1 to 1 every 90 units

[exotic marten]

or pi/2 units if it is easier

[opaque wolf]

do you want like

a sinusoidal

[exotic marten]

i mean kinda

[stoic saddle]

@exotic marten can you sketch a graph of the function you want

approximate, of course

perhaps it will be easier than trying to decipher the admittedly kind of ambiguous description of "switches from -1 to 1 every 90 units"

[exotic marten]

kinda better

i guess this is technically more correct

[opaque wolf]

"Square Wave Equation"

[exotic marten]

so there is only a fourier aproximation

no pure?

[opaque wolf]

i googled $y=\operatorname{sgn}(\sin(2\pi fx))$ that might work

[elfin berry]

sills

[exotic marten]

lol i forgot about the sgn thingy

that makes things so much easier thx

[echo bough]

there is a pure defintion if you define it by parts, also the fourier series up to infinity is "exact" as this is the limit of a fourier series

yeah or use the sign function

which is defined by parts also

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i dont have to deal with large numbers with it so sgn it is lol .close

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[teal hearth]

You forgot the square

The answer is [ (n-1)! ]^2

But yes that's the good method @still temple

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Ahh right thank you !!!

This was a bit of a tricky one

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[alpine leaf]

ok so can anyone actually help me with this? my cousin is asking me for help but I don't know what to do either 💀

[lean flame]

Bring them here too

[main frigate]

Which one

[lean flame]

Which part do you not understand

[alpine leaf]

literally everything, but I think once I get an Idea how to solve it I'll do it myself

[alpine leaf]

he doesn't use discord

[upper briar]

broken telephone

les gooooo

[dry spindle]

in the first exercise replace f(x), g(x) and h(x) with what theyre defined to be
for instance, at a, f(x) + g(x) = 3x² + 4x + 1

[alpine leaf]

alr answered the A. B. btw

[dry spindle]

oh

[alpine leaf]

yeah that's my answer b

but the rest broo

surely this wouldn't be hard if that 3x² isn't alone like g(x)

that's what confuses me

this correct?

[dry spindle]

yeah those are ok

i assume thats 6x²√x

not 4

[alpine leaf]

yeah yeah

[dry spindle]

thats correct

[alpine leaf]

I hope you're right, thanks

wait

I'll send the number 2

[dry spindle]

oki

[alpine leaf]

@dry spindle

not really sure abt the D

[dry spindle]

1 sec

i dont think a is right

is that 2² or 3²

also at x³ ot should be 2³ which is 8

because you replace the x value with 2

and at f(x) with 3

meaning 3² + 3×3 + 2 + 2³ = 9+9+2+8
its still 28 but u mixed them up

the order

coincidentally

its the same result

[alpine leaf]

oh 28 still the answ?

that's good to know ig, I think he doesn't need to show the solution since he's answering it on a book

he only needs the final answer

what about the rest?

[dry spindle]

at b is -(2+2) - 1³
you factor the - and its -2-2-1=-5

also if the way you solve them is flawed the resultes are going to be as well

not at a coincidentally but still

[alpine leaf]

hmmm alright

so B is - 5?

[dry spindle]

yeah

at c i think its right

you cant rly do anything anymore

[alpine leaf]

alright noted

[dry spindle]

d is right

[alpine leaf]

ye bruh I don't think it matters anymore since it's not mine but still

[dry spindle]

you should probably tell him to be more careful when he substitues the numbers for x

[alpine leaf]

I'll send him this message screenshot dw

[dry spindle]

e is right as well

[alpine leaf]

what about E?

okay man thanka

thanks

[dry spindle]

np

[alpine leaf]

I hope you're right too cuz I'll feel bad if I give him wrong answers

wait

last question, I haven't answered the 1. E yet

how to?

[dry spindle]

you just suvstitute every x with -x

[alpine leaf]

same process but negative? but that's where it confuses me loll

ohhh

[dry spindle]

which would be 3(-x)² which is the same as 3x²

since anything squared is positive, as long as its in the real numbers

and it js

[alpine leaf]

okay thankyou

huge help, I always doubt my answers

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[foggy sun]

I was able to find the general solution to the differential equation

however, I'm stuck on finding the unique solution

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[worthy trellis]

What’s your question?

[nova totem]

@knotty socket

[knotty socket]

Okay so I did it by my self and I still got the wrong answer but here is the question

[nova totem]

What have you tried

[knotty socket]

I tried doing the opposite

[nova totem]

Wdym opposite

You legit just substitute g(x) = -2

[knotty socket]

The opposite of addition

[stoic trail]

treat g(x) as just any other variable

[nova totem]

-2 = -x + 5

And then you did what

[knotty socket]

So what’s X?

[nova totem]

You just just isolate the variable and then divide by it's coefficient

[knotty socket]

Can you show me?

[nova totem]

I'll give an example

4 = 5x + 7
4 - 7 = 5x + 7 - 7
-3 = 5x
-3/5 = x

Same logic applies

[knotty socket]

Use the question because it’s kinda confusing

[nova totem]

That would be similar to me giving answers

Bruh

Don't do that

[stoic trail]

@nova totem not letting him verify it?

[knotty socket]

Okay but I am not looking for the answer what’s importantly is how

[stoic trail]

(it's not)

[nova totem]

Lol

But still misguiding them

You want to see the work?

[stoic trail]

to put them on the correct path

[knotty socket]

Yes?

[trim quest]

Lmao don't give out wrong answers either, that's just confusing

[stoic trail]

mm alright

[nova totem]

$$-2 = -x + 5$$
$$-7 = -x$$
$$7 = x$

[elfin berry]

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[nova totem]

You just subtract 5 from both sides

And then divide by the coefficient of x

[knotty socket]

So -2 -5?

[nova totem]

Yes

[stoic trail]

Yes

[knotty socket]

Okay starting to get it

Let me write it down

[stoic trail]

x = 1x
And
-x = -1x

[knotty socket]

So I did -2 -5 which is -7

[stoic trail]

correct

[knotty socket]

Then division?

[nova totem]

Yes

[stoic trail]

divide by negative 1

taken from the right-hand-side term

[knotty socket]

So I do -1/-1 cross out then -2/-1?

[stoic trail]

that doesn't sound right

refer to this

we have a positive 5 on the right

[knotty socket]

Yes

[stoic trail]

we can move it other to the left by subtracting both sides by 5

[knotty socket]

Yea which I did

I crossed out the 5-5

[stoic trail]

which results in:

• 2 - 5 = -x

good

[knotty socket]

Yes

[stoic trail]

what are you left with now?

[knotty socket]

Just X

I solved it

Or division?

[stoic trail]

well, what did you arrive at?

[knotty socket]

X I don’t think we need division if we don’t have any number to do with

Correct?

[stoic trail]

you can divide by x actually

x has a coefficient

it's just 1

[knotty socket]

So -7 /1?

[stoic trail]

negative x has a coefficient of negative 1

no

there's a negative on the x

divide both sides by negative 1

[knotty socket]

Okay

-1/-1 cross out, then -7/-1

[stoic trail]

-x/-1 = x

but you're right about the second thing

[knotty socket]

Correct

So your saying -1/-1 is incorrect and it should be -x/-1?

[stoic trail]

yes

which results in x

[knotty socket]

Did you get the 1 from X?

[stoic trail]

yes

1x = x

you can leave the 1 coefficient on there or just take it off

[knotty socket]

Okay I see

-x = -1 correct?

Because it says that on the equation

[stoic trail]

if x = 1 for that scenario

-(1) = -1
is a true statement

[knotty socket]

Now is our X = 7

[stoic trail]

yep

[knotty socket]

Thank you so much because I learned how to solve it and the answer came out to be 7

But I want to clarify something

So you got -1 because it says -x on the equation now correct me if I am wrong but I remember my teacher said that if it says an X it means a 1 or if it says a negative X then it would be -1

@stoic trail Am I correct?

Hello are you there?

Nvm But thanks for the help @stoic trail

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[glacial mason]

For the first question,

Given r(x) = x^3-4x^2+4x-6, find the value of r(2)
What does your answer tell you about x-2?

I dont get that question at all,
What am I supposed to see when I add up all those terms?
Im genuinely stuck

[still temple]

r(2) = 0 implies that (x-2) is a factor of x^3 - 4x^2+ 4x - 6

[glacial mason]

Wait

how do I know it equals 0?

@still temple

is there a rule or theorem I dont know of?

[still temple]

you plug it in

[glacial mason]

alright ty

And the second question

I dont think I get it either

I tried synthetic division but once again I dont think I did it right

Determine if x-5 is a factor of 2x^3-4x^2-7x-10

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[spark berry]

just replace all h with a

Oh I'm wrong

X with a

replace x with a

[fierce charm]

yo, how do I check if something is in a solution set

for example, 3x - 5y > 15, how do I check if (2, 4) is in the solution set

[spark berry]

Yeah

I mean there are no others equations given right?

[fallen galleon]

sub

[fierce charm]

?

[fallen galleon]

substitute

[fierce charm]

wdym, could you give me an example pls

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also get another help channel

[fallen galleon]

this one occupied

[fallen galleon]

@fierce charm

[fierce charm]

what

Jesus christ that's what I was doing, fuck off

[spark berry]

Ahh you just gotta search for a proof for product rule

Then you gotta need to use this after that

Yeah that

Sorry imma be out for a while

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[still temple]

i need help with basic functions

[still temple]

so i saw that f(x) is equal to the function

but then i dont quite understand if f(x) is the function and f(x) is equal to y then is Y a fucntion

[spark berry]

yes, so what was the question?

[still temple]

what is a function in general?

is f(x) = to Y values?

or just the varible Y

[spark berry]

It's an input-output

[still temple]

i understand that

[spark berry]

Think of it as a vending machine

[still temple]

but whats confusing me is F(x)=y

[spark berry]

Oh no, it's just a way of naming things

Like we use y just because we use it

[still temple]

so does Y represent the Y values in a table of values?

[spark berry]

I mean we can use any symbols or letters but that is what we're stuck with

[still temple]

because that would mean X/input Y Yvalues

[spark berry]

Yes, it represent the outputs of a function

Yes, that is correct

[still temple]

????

wtf

isnt a function something like 2x + 2

[spark berry]

That's an equation

[still temple]

thats the relation

[spark berry]

Like 2x+2=0 right?

[spark berry]

Yes

[still temple]

and the relation is the function

like 2x+2=y

[spark berry]

Yeah

K lucy, hope that helps

[still temple]

what

k lucy?

[spark berry]

Oh, that's a one piece reference

[still temple]

wtf

[spark berry]

The pfp that you're using

[still temple]

yes

lucy

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[spark berry]

It's the name that luffy used at that arc

[still temple]

bruh ur such a trol

[still temple]

yea i figured

[spark berry]

K see you, gtg

[still temple]

so wait does that mean

X values = is a function

[spark berry]

??

[spark berry]

yes

[still temple]

so everything is a function

i thought the function was only the relation

[spark berry]

No it is only the relationship of inputs and outputs

[still temple]

exactly

[spark berry]

I think you're confused with equations and functions

[still temple]

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im confused with why X and Y values are considered a function

cuz i thought function is like the machine or equation to help relate X and Y

[spark berry]

Ah, just because the mathematicians said so
I mean, the poles of a magnet is opposite but since the guy who discovered electricity was wrong and it was already a hundred years after the discovery, nobody can change positive and negatives now

[spark berry]

Yeah that's it

[still temple]

so a function has more than one meaning

[spark berry]

it just means the relationship of input/s and output/s

[still temple]

i thohgt a function is only the equation/relations

[still temple]

YES SO THE RELATION

[spark berry]

Equation is a bit different

[still temple]

SO WHY IS X AND Y VALUES A FUNCTION

[spark berry]

I mean you can use a and b

There's nothing really special about x and y

[still temple]

noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[spark berry]

It's just the thing that we use to represent a function

[still temple]

im talking abiut X and Y table of values

[spark berry]

Yeah, it shows the relationship of x and y, soo?

[still temple]

idk if im on the same page as u

[still temple]

https://tenor.com/view/crying-meme-black-guy-cries-sad-man-thank-god-for-my-reefer-hood-news-gif-24902056

[spark berry]

Yeah, I'm also confused on what are you confused at

[still temple]

ok so table of values

has X and Y values

[spark berry]

Yes

[still temple]

u told me that the X values like the numbers under X are a function

same with Y

but i thought the function was only the relation

like y = mx+c

the mx+c thing is the relation

[spark berry]

The table of values shows the relationship between x and y

[spark berry]

Yeah, I mean correct

It's just a linear function or has a linear relationship

[still temple]

so lets say x=1

[spark berry]

k

[still temple]

that 1

is a function

[spark berry]

Not yet, that's just an equation
x=1 is still an equation

[still temple]

what

the hell

ok so

x+3=y

[spark berry]

If you're just trying to equate for a missing variable, then that's equation

[still temple]

x=1

[spark berry]

now that's a function

[still temple]

yes

EXACTLY

so why are u telling me

that the x values are a function

[spark berry]

I thought you're referring to the table itself

Table of x and y values

[still temple]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[spark berry]

Something similar to this

[still temple]

yes

this

u said that the x and y values

so in that case

-2 and 3

are functions

[spark berry]

That is a function
Cause the table shows when x =-2, then y=3

[still temple]

?

[spark berry]

Doesn't it show relationship between the two?

When x=-2, then y =3

That's literally the meaning of a function

[spark berry]

This shows the relationship between x and y

[still temple]

ok i think my brain just stopped working

[still temple]

isnt the equation

what shows the relationship

?

as i said earlier mx+c

[spark berry]

https://tenor.com/view/head-bang-gif-4680729

[still temple]

https://tenor.com/view/crying-meme-black-guy-cries-sad-man-thank-god-for-my-reefer-hood-news-gif-24902056

[spark berry]

This is the most funniest interaction that I had in this server

I don't really get where are you confused at

[still temple]

https://tenor.com/view/angery-gif-25266263

https://tenor.com/view/confused-meme-girl-uhmmm-what-now-gif-16804319

[still temple]

bruh

u said that

like 2 times

and i told u

like 2 times

ok

so

what is f(x)

[spark berry]

Uga buga 2 ->🤯 x, uga buga y->3🤨

[spark berry]

AAaah

It's just another way of saying y

But it is more functional

[still temple]

wtf

[still temple]

WHAT IS Y

https://tenor.com/view/crying-meme-black-guy-cries-sad-man-thank-god-for-my-reefer-hood-news-gif-24902056

[spark berry]

Y IS THE OUTPUT OR THE ANSWER IF X IS SOMETHING

[still temple]

i know f(x) = Y

EXACTLY

SO IF Y IS THE OUTPUT WHY IS Y A FUNCTION

A FUCNTION IS THE RELATION

[spark berry]

AAAAAH

[still temple]

a function shows the relation between x and y

i think

[spark berry]

No, the whole equation is a function

[still temple]

hyes

yes

[spark berry]

f(x) is translated as function of x

[still temple]

wtf

[still temple]

exactly

and Y isnt a whoke equation

y is a number

[spark berry]

Variable*

[still temple]

nono

[spark berry]

yesyes

[still temple]

it is a number cause if X = something Y is a numnber

[spark berry]

Yeah but as long as x isn't stated yet, then it still a variable

[still temple]

ok fine

u said F(x) is a function

[spark berry]

I think you're kinda confused with f(x)

[still temple]

yes

[spark berry]

Nah, we just read it as function of x

[still temple]

OMG

[spark berry]

For example x=10
Then we read it as f(10) or function of 10

[still temple]

what the heck is a function of x

[spark berry]

https://tenor.com/view/crying-meme-black-guy-cries-sad-man-thank-god-for-my-reefer-hood-news-gif-24902056

[still temple]

hey

im supposed to use this

not u

[still temple]

and ur telling me that the function is the relation between x and Y

so relation between x and Y (10)

[spark berry]

function of x or f(x) is telling you that there is a function and x was used as a substitution

Is that clear?

[still temple]

im still trying to comprehend what u just said

[spark berry]

https://tenor.com/view/jojo-jotaro-gif-18812576

[still temple]

no

i do not

ur telling me that y values = relation

which i find hard to understand

[spark berry]

NO it's not

[still temple]

DUDE

U LITERALLY TOLD ME ABOVE

if u scroll

[spark berry]

Y values and x values shows the relationship

[still temple]

u will see

[spark berry]

THIS IS WHAT I SAID

[still temple]

this was the furst tie

time

u said that

[spark berry]

IT JUST SHOWS THE RELATIONSHIP

[still temple]

yes

the relationship between

x and y