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still temple
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idk whats next

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granite locust
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@still temple ya have the value for t?

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Or ya wanna get the value for t?

still temple
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yes

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value of t

granite locust
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Oh so u need the value for t

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?

still temple
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yes

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ik its 4.7034...

still temple
granite locust
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Ig ya gotta use newton raphson

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And idk how to use that

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still temple
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thanks for your help 💀

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craggy quartz
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what does rounding to the nearest half cm mean?

craggy quartz
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is it 4.5?

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because nearest 0.5 cm

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balmy pivot
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still temple
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dawn spear
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find out the value of AC and AB in one variable and find value of that variable with the help of hypotenus

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granite locust
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granite locust
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How tf is it 2√15

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I'm getting 20√6

cobalt sentinel
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Show ur work

granite locust
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Demn such a slow net

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Idk where am I fkin it up

dawn spear
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bro how do u know that their sum is 0

granite locust
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Ah that's a good question

dawn spear
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u fked it up at the first step

granite locust
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💀

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Wait ye ye

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Lemme retry brb

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Should I just whole square it

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And apply (a+b)²

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?

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Lemme try nvm

dawn spear
celest wyvern
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why tho?

granite locust
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Nto this time

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I got 6p

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60*

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💀

dawn spear
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show me ur working

granite locust
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I do a lot of step jumps so-

timid idol
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,rotate

elfin berryBOT
timid idol
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why did you square the whole thing?

granite locust
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How will i do it otherwise?

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Wait should I now de-square it?

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Sq root the ans?

timid idol
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no but I dont think you can square the whole thing at first

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$\sqrt{25+10\sqrt{6}}+\sqrt{25-10\sqrt{6}}$

elfin berryBOT
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ItzAine

granite locust
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Ye

timid idol
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yea but its not = to anything yet

granite locust
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Ye true

dawn spear
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u can do the root of its square tho

timid idol
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you would have to square both sides

dawn spear
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a = root of a^2

granite locust
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OH

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YE

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so if I root over my ans now

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I should get it?

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Ryt?

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√60

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Ye

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2√15

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Gottem

timid idol
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yea you could sippy

granite locust
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Thanks

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💀

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Ty guys

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granite locust
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Oh jesus

marsh citrusBOT
granite locust
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The hell is this now

celest wyvern
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so

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u have 17^12

granite locust
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All I can think of is 17¹²-1973^6

celest wyvern
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-1973^6

sleek lake
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that's 9 not 6

granite locust
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Heh

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No

celest wyvern
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yep

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sorry

granite locust
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Oh ye

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9

celest wyvern
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damn thast confusing

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anywasy

granite locust
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Fr

nova totem
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This isn't too bad

celest wyvern
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are u familiar with long multiplication

nova totem
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What is 7^3

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What's the units digit for that

granite locust
celest wyvern
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without calc like 1976*5678 without calculator

granite locust
nova totem
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3 is the units digit for 7^3, correct?what's the units digit for 3^4

celest wyvern
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so whats the last digit of that product?

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😮‍💨

nova totem
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I wouldn't do long multiplication

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You can do numerical analysis

granite locust
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Rn I'm violating unity of command

celest wyvern
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u do u

granite locust
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I get it

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I power shit their unit digits

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Then subtract them

nova totem
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I think that works. It should work

granite locust
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It did and the answer is correct

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2

celest wyvern
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well u can see it thru long division

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the last digit is affected inly by teh product of teh last digits

granite locust
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I can see it Rayquaza

celest wyvern
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do it once to see

granite locust
celest wyvern
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okie then

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bye

granite locust
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Lol

tulip night
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I think it’s 0

granite locust
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How?

nova totem
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It's legit 2

tulip night
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I’m only doing multiplication of last digit

nova totem
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Bruh it's legit 2 he even got it right

tulip night
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But I’m 2 lazy to get calculator

nova totem
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You just use numerical analysis

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You only care what's gonna go on with the units digit

granite locust
celest wyvern
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he needs one for the product of single digits so yeah..

granite locust
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💀

nova totem
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(7^3)^4 is gonna have a units digit of 1. 1973^9 is gonna have a units digit of 3. 1-3 = -2 but it's asking for the digit, so it's 2

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If you really wanna like

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,w calc (17^3)^4 - 1973^9

celest wyvern
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wow a hiphop playlist thanks

elfin berryBOT
nova totem
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Ends with a 2

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Don't do long multiplication, it is a waste of time

granite locust
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Bro

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That length

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fiery musk
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This is calculus 1.
This is the stewart 9th edition 6.2 section
I just want to know how the integral changed from -4 s 4 to 0 s 4

fiery musk
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i live in cali, but I'm viet though!

rose fox
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Are you vietnamese? Are you American? Where is your homecountry?

fiery musk
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my parents immigated to the u.s and I was born here in so cal
my ancestry hometown is hanoi

rose fox
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are you freshmen in an university?

fiery musk
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i'm in community college right now 😵‍💫
freshman 💀 trying to transfer to like UCLA

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anyways whats up with your integument in me being viet 😂

rose fox
fiery musk
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probably fall 2024 as a junior

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transfering as a sophomore isn't a "good" idea

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bro 💀

fiery musk
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cuz that's the same like as EA for high schoolers

rose fox
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hmmm?

fiery musk
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wait but who are you are though
bro is just coming up here and asking me questions 😂

fiery musk
rose fox
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fiery musk
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i'm self studying calc 2 rn so I can study physics later

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worn nimbus
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what the hell is that letter

marsh citrusBOT
worn nimbus
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cant be a fancy f right?

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its about sigma algebras

hasty ruin
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hmm? seems to just be a choice of notation for me

worn nimbus
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well yes but what is the letter called

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its a fancy I apparently

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$\mathscr{I}$

elfin berryBOT
worn nimbus
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$\mathscr{I}^1$

elfin berryBOT
worn nimbus
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oh lol discord bot doesnt agree

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hasty ruin
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if you ask me i think that's a J

fancy fonts things

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$\mathscr{J}$

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hasty ruin
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oh it's actually I lol

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silent musk
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silent musk
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i dont understand someone can explain? 😦

nova totem
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Assign letter points to each corner and intersection

silent musk
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the J) is just only ID of my example

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@nova totem

nova totem
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You're missing some

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You're missing a lot more points

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And use capital letters

silent musk
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😦

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i only need to find the yellow angle

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from this step i can move

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i only need the yellow one

nova totem
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Why would you need it

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You can easily figure it out using triangle and vertical angle properties

silent musk
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i find it easier for me when i dont know the properties

nova totem
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Easier for your brain space

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There's an isosceles triangle

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Circle it

silent musk
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if there is, its not in the description of the example

nova totem
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You don't need to be given

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There is a triangle in the diagram that has distinct properties that make it isosceles

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If you're gonna heavily rely on everything given to you idk how you're gonna do in the class lol

silent musk
nova totem
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Circle the isosceles triangle. Google isosceles triangle properties if you can't find it

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But you should memorize them

silent musk
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i know what is isosceles triangle but none of those looks isosceles

nova totem
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Well the diagram gives you one. What's true about the base angles of an isosceles triangle?

silent musk
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they have the same angles?

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on 2 sides

nova totem
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The base angles are congruent

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There's one triangle with two congruent angles

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That description is literally given to you

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It would be dumb if the shaded angles weren't congruent

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Actually wait

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They just shaded them for visuals sake didn't they

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Oh bruh

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That's so dumb

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None of them are isosceles, your teacher just gave a shit diagram

silent musk
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this one is isosceles ?

nova totem
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I thought it was

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It's just a poorly marked diagram

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Mb

silent musk
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okey so

silent musk
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will be 80

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but i dont know how

nova totem
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Is that angle (in the triangle, next to the 30) 40°?

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Because then you can use the angle-sum property for all triangles, straight and vertical angle properties

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nova totem
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So if you have a triangle, two of the angles are 30 and 40, what's the other angle

silent musk
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110

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and on the other side it 110 too

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360-2x110=140

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140/2 = 70 not 80

marsh citrusBOT
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@silent musk Has your question been resolved?

nova totem
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Well you see the arc

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You don't need that yellow angle

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Where they intersect is not the center

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That's where the 80 is from

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That's why I said you don't need the yellow angle

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still temple
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im trying to find the determinant of this matrix via levi civita symbol. But I get 98, although I may do something wrong or missed something. ¿What Im missing?

lilac bane
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Is the matrix the one in the bottom?

still temple
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Yes, i just summed all the products. I may missed something

lilac bane
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Hmm

still temple
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Its supposed to be 56

lilac bane
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Why don't you try the nested determinant method?

still temple
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I have to use this

lilac bane
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Hmm

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I think you missed some signs

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Not sure though. Levi Civita Symbol is pretty new to me

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I been trying to do this problem but I'm not sure if the anser is A or c because if the probability space total is w1 and w2 then its A but if there are more outcomes possibilitys then its c

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burnt abyss
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y=x^2 - 4x

marsh citrusBOT
burnt abyss
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How do i find the origin of the parabola

late geode
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wdym by origin of the parabola

burnt abyss
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Like the lowest point

late geode
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vertex?

burnt abyss
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Yeah

late geode
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complete the square and/or apply properties of the vertex

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haven't you asked this a few weeks ago already?

burnt abyss
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Maybe

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Possibly

still temple
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find the roots (i'll call them r1 and r2)

burnt abyss
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Yeah those are the intersections with the x axis

still temple
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because the vertex is always at the center of the two roots

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(idk how to explain)

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but you get the idea

burnt abyss
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Ok

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And for then i just plug that x into the function to get the y coordinate of the vertex?

still temple
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yeah

hidden plaza
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just differentiate tbh

still temple
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i don't think they got to calculus yet

hidden plaza
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hm they were just differentiating something a minute ago

still temple
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oh

burnt abyss
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2x-4 ,

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Now what

burnt abyss
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Im asking for the 3rd time

late geode
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apply properties of the first derivative to get the location of the stationary point (which in this case will be the turning point / vertex of your parabola)

burnt abyss
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What properties

late geode
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do you know what stationary points are

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do you know how to find them

burnt abyss
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Points where dy/dx is 0

late geode
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yeh

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apply that

burnt abyss
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So

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dy/dx =0

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2x-4=0

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x=2

late geode
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yes that will be

the location of the stationary point (which in this case will be the turning point / vertex of your parabola)
plug that into the original
y = x^2 - 4x
to get the y-coordinate

burnt abyss
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Ok

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I get it now

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Hi! I've been trying to prove that
a · sin(x) + b · cos(x) = sqrt(a² + b²) · sin(x + arctan(b/a))

As it turns out, it's wrong, because the actual identity has a sgn function:
a · sin(x) + b · cos(x) = sgn(a) · sqrt(a² + b²) · sin(x + arctan(b/a))
But I didn't knew it.
The first one is true when a < 0 only

I have two proofs, and I have a question for each of them

First one:
This seems to be the proof that actually works, because the identity I tried to prove (without the sgn) is only true when a > 0 and that's what I get, but why am I meant to say that it's not true for a < 0? Is it enough to say that that final equation gives 1 = -1?

Second:
This instead is a wrong proof, because it's proven that it works for every a and b ∈ ℝ, but that equation is true only when a < 0.
Where did I go wrong?

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First one:

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crimson frost
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Second:

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spark otter
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Is arctan(tan(theta)) always equal to theta ?

crimson frost
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only when -π/2 < theta < π/2

spark otter
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Exactly

crimson frost
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Oh wait I see whats going on

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so it's true only when -π/2 < theta < π/2, a is the x coord of the point P, so it's only true when a > 0 (a must be in either the first or fourth quadrant)

spark otter
crimson frost
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Which one?

spark otter
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The one using absolute value

crimson frost
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sad_think I don't understand which

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@spark otter ?

spark otter
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Like a×sin + b×cos = |a|(sin + b/a×cos)

crimson frost
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yes it's true only when a > 0, because if you split the cases a < 0 and a > 0, for a < 0 you get 1 = -1

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But I can't give any other reasoning

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@crimson frost Has your question been resolved?

spark otter
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Just use a×sin + b×cos = sqrt(a²+b²)[a/sqrt(a²+b²)×sin + b/sqrt(a²+b²)×cos]

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Since the two factors a/sqrt(a²+b²) and b/sqrt(a²+b²), squared and added together give 1

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You can find theta such that cos(theta) equals the first one and sin(theta) equals the other

spark otter
crimson frost
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I don't understand exactly what you mean, but I think I'll stop here for now and re-read it later, I'm kinda tired

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Thank you so much @spark otter happy

spark otter
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Np

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thin hinge
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any way i can do this without dividing it fully

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meager wave
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Hi, I have a question, Is this true?

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meager wave
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Why is the answer positive
Why can't it be negative?

marsh peak
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Is it $\sqrt{x^2} = |x|$?

elfin berryBOT
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A Lonely Bean

meager wave
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What should I do with the bot reactions

marsh peak
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Nothing

marsh peak
meager wave
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yes

marsh peak
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It's positive because sqrt is defined to be always positive

meager wave
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can't sqrt(4) be -2?

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-2 * -2 = 4

marsh peak
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No

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sqrt(4) = 2

meager wave
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ok

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should I use .close

marsh peak
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Yeah, if you no longer have any questions

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thanks

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How can you add a point X to a vector H?

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You'll often see points and vectors being treated as the same thing

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Hi Can I get help with this please.

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And also, (p ^ r) ˅ r

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Nobody can read this.

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each point of (y) is 0 - 700 adding it up by 100 each tim

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is y axis the speed ?

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can someone help me answer true false or sometimes true

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Hi all! I want to map non-linear data, but I'm not sure how to go about it. Basically, the input will be the motor position(0 - 255), and I want to send the according angle (0-90deg) as the output. We have a set data already from testing, I just need to figure out the best way to convert the position to angle. We are using Arduino and have been told maybe using multimap would work, but we are also looking for other possible solutions. Any form of assistance is appreciated!

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what exactly do you mean with non-linear here. do you have some example values that should be satisfied? like f(0), f(127), f(255) or something?

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what exactly does motor position mean? do you have a sketch of the situation?

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Motor position is basically the distance the actuator would extend or retract to. The relationship between the position and angle measured by a goniometer is non-linear in a way that f(0) = 0, f(100) = 30, f(200) = 80, f(255) = 90

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sketch

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but either way sounds essentially like arccos(something)

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I'm sorry but what do you mean by sketch? what do you wanna see?
Arccos like the trigonometric function?

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a sketch of the situation/build/whatever

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yes like the trigonometric function

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We actually don't have a sketch for this yet. We're still figuring out the best approach to this. Right now, as the motor is extending we increment our distance variable every millisecond and we decrease when retracting.

devout mauve
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?? I mean you build the thing right?

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can you not draw that?

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Motor length - input
We want to get angle

H and l is fixed

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We'll try that. Thank you! @devout mauve

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I need to solve this function (find the roots I think it's in English, aka the parts where it's 0) but idk where to start, I did all I know how to do aka change it to "="

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(x^4 - 35x^2 -36) can be factorised into (x^2 - 36)*(x^2 + 1)

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You can take x^2 as some ‘t’
Then the given biquadratic will be a quadratic function in ‘t’.
Then you can factorise that quadratic of ‘t’ and then keep t=x^2

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huh this some next level stuff

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how do i use double containment to

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arbitrary sets

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main idol
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show your attempt

still temple
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uh if i break down the left side first, i think its like x is a subset of a and x is a subset of B, but I dont know how to make that into P(a intersect b)

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x in A and x in B implies x in (A intersect B)

still temple
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like by definition?

main idol
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what's the definition of x in (A intersect B) ?

still temple
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intersect is like x belongs to A and x belongs to b

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i did this but i dont know if its valid\

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that's only a single containment.

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double containment argument for showing sets $X, Y$ are equal means proving two things

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riemann

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$1. X \subset Y$

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riemann

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$2. Y \subset X$

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riemann

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i dont know how to prove the other direction

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it's almost the exact same calculation but in reverse

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x in A intersect B implies x are in what sets?

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they are subsets?

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how can i solve a

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Do the integration

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ok i will try

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a=-2/3

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The velocity of a body falling downwards in a certain liquid for tt seconds is given by v(t) = 3tv(t)=3t [m/s]. (In a vacuum, the speed is about 9.8t9.8t [m/s], but the liquid slows down the body somewhat.)

Calculate how far the body falls in the sixth second, i.e. from t = 5t=5 to t = 6t=6. Answer in meters, but omit the unit from the answer.

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I got this question which asks "how can we get system B from system A"

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this is the answer although I don't understand the steps, could someone help me out?

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um. you subtract the two equations from system A?

tropic swift
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yeah but isn't 1y-7y = -6y?

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why does it say it is +8y?

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test

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I would like help with the steps for this problem.

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Solve the following equation for β, where −π≤β<π

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$5tan^2β+5tanβ=0$

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cyanometer

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damn that looks complex haha

hollow helm
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Its Just a unit circle problem but its messing with my head right now.

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is it university level?

hollow helm
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yes

still temple
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factor out tan b?

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just call tanB X

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and then translate that into values for B

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explaining

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Can someone explain what this statement means in a builder notation?

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So I have the relation S = {(x,y) membership of A x B : 2 | (x-y)} what is the 2 | (x-y)

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"Divides"

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2 divides x-y

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unfortunate notation

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How can I memorise the multiplication table, i cant find a song that is not stupid.

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Can someone help me with this calc problem

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okay so whats the formula of A in terms of h and w

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A=wh+.2w^2

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okay

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so now, whats the formula for the perimeter

thorn pebble
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P=2h+1.8w

rotund violet
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so we have 2h+w for the bottom 3 segments

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but than for the triangle on the top

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use pythagorean theorem to calculate each of those sloped side lengths

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so what are those sloped side lengths

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so each of those upper side lengths is sqrt((w/2)^2+T^2) right?

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because they have a horizontal length of w/2 and a height of T

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so our formula becomes 2h+w+2*sqrt((w/2)^2+T^2)

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so its 2h+2.28w

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ok

rotund violet
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so is this multivariable calc or single variable

thorn pebble
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single variable

rotund violet
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okay

rotund violet
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so h=(A-.2w^2)/w=A/w-.2w

rotund violet
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ok

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would that be h=(A-.2(P-2h)^2)/2

rotund violet
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and our right hand is 2h+(1+2*sqrt(.41))w

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and so now we make it 2(A/w-2w)+(1+2sqrt(.41))w

thorn pebble
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then what do we do

rotund violet
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let me edit this

rotund violet
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we should replace it with h, not w, as that is what our substitution calculates this

rotund violet
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the derivative should be (-3.44(w^2+.58a))/w^2

rotund violet
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so now the maximization happens when the derivative is 0

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so when is that thing equal to 0

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(other than the case where w=0)

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I got w=.762631(-a)^(1/2) a<=0

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so that the wrong answer

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set theory: how is this incorrect?

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It's technically correct

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But you have a repeated element

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and a missing element

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ah i see it now

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i need help bearlain

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if i can be honest neither direction seems straightforward

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jan Niku

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from which you can write the ith column of the LHS as

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jan Niku

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but beyond this im really not sure

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so ive found that I could also write

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well its an eigenvalue problem, i think

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$AP_i = \lambda _i P_i$

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jan Niku

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oh bearlain

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maybe im uhh

main idol
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It's a hard proof that most grad students can't even do

hazy lion
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well i guess im confused

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that theorem connects normal and unitarily diagonalizable

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at least our statement of it does

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let me see

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,w spectral theorem

hazy lion
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man whoever works at WA is super into themselves

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incomprehensible

main idol
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I've taken that class. UCSC actually have a respectable math series for physics professors

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9 pages though pandaOhNo

hazy lion
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I guess im just trying to parse how this is the spectral theorem

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that may involve 9 pages though

main idol
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right

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thats the one im working on now

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but then its just a definition right

main idol
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okay

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i mean i have the eigenvalue thing

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Benji pandaWow

hazy lion
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but maybe im going about it in the wrong way

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i mean if you assume the entire part of the reverse direction

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it seems to just give diagonalizability right

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assume there exists a diagonalization of A

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show A is diagonalizable

hazy lion
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or am i nuts? i was mis understanding this on another problem

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and i mean, the same in the other direction

silent jolt
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i just wanted to join in on the WA hate but i dont even know the question being asked otherwise

hazy lion
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and sorry i said pandaWow benji

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and not pandaWow riemann

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which is how i really felt happy

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no offense benji

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if only i was half as handsome as bernhard

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kek

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there is nothing to prove

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Can anyone explain me what N means?

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I am actually confused with the whole definition

hazy lion
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someone gives you an epsilon

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its really really small

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if the sequence converges, then you have some way of telling me how far into the sequence you have to go such that all terms further on than that are less than epsilon away

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(from the limit)

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i found this video pretty helpful when i took analysis

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Ok thanks

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placid oak
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Which of the following functions are differentiable at (0,0)?

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I can reject option 3 as it is clearly discontinuous at (0,0).

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How do I check for others?

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I think 3 is continuous at (0,0)

placid oak
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Why do you think its not?

placid oak
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Can you explain how?

proper zodiac
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Well why did you claim its not continuous at (0,0)

sage heath
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it is continuous on (0,0)

placid oak
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Ok nvm, I overthought certain things

sage heath
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i’m bit skeptical about 2nd function

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,w plot x^(1/3)

sage heath
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the negative values

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it is not continuous there

proper zodiac
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3 is almost definitely still not differentiable at 0,0 but you can't use discontinuity to prove it

placid oak
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yeah

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i’m just showing u behaviour of x^(1/3)

placid oak
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Ok

sage heath
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i’m not sure about 3rd but 2nd one doesn’t look differentiable to me

proper zodiac
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I take it back it probably is fine

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Was thinking of further along the axis

sage heath
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i don’t really wanna spoil it by plotting

proper zodiac
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I mean really hazysleet you should be pulling out definitions

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And criteria

placid oak
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Yes

hard sluice
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Can anyone help me of how to do zeros of functions

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What do I do here? I find the intergral and substitute?

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<@&268886789983436800>

sweet raptor
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I already did

delicate prairie
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ty

proper zodiac
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Pewsky you need to make the substitution in order to evaluate the integral

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u-substitution is an integral method, look it up if you're not sure

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why did we take k×alpha < epsilon? can't alpha be greater than epsilon?

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if K<1 its not smaller than epsilon

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but if you think logically we always pick alpha small. Since we say it works for any x with distance less than alpha away from x_0

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so if alpha=1 works then obv alpha=0.5 or alpha = 0.0003219312939193919 or whatever also works

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hmmm i see, thanks for the help 😄. ig i have to study more cause im having a difficult time wrapping my head around them

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Hello! I have this quotient ring: $\mathbb{Z}_3[x]/\langle x^2 + x + 2 \rangle$, and I'm asked whether or not $\mathbb{Z}_3[x]/\langle x^2 + x + 2 \rangle$ is isomorphic to $\mathbb{Z}_9$.

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I want to say yes since we have equal cardinalities

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but I"m not 100% sure

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like if we let I = <x^2 + x + 2>, then we could map f(I) = 0, f(I + 1) = 1, f(I + 2) = 2, f(I + x) = 3, ... f(I + 2x + 2) = 9. Is there a way to verify this without tables or trial and error

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?

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or would it be from the 1st isomorphic theorem?

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crap I gotta head to class. I'll ask this later on if I don't get a lightbulb moment for an answer

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I’m pretty sure this converges and the value is 3, but I would like to double check with someone else and see if they get the same

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very hard

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It's not very hard, do a usub and then undo the power rule

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just use WA to check your answer

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,w int from -1/2 to 4 of 1/sqrt(2t+1)

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devout mauve
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if it has a value then it converges

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Awesome thank you

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The approach I tried is to assume a permutation function Permute(n) that generates the set of all permutations of Σ of length n

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Essentially I'm trying to create a polynomial verifier for HALF(L) since that would prove that HALF(L) is NP

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The challenge is that the permutation function can only be O(|Σ|^n), which is exponential, so my verifier is no longer polynomial

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@still temple Has your question been resolved?

smoky epoch
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ill be with u in a sec hol up

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is that the equation itself?

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well lets see

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a binomial has 2 terms

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like 5x-1

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Lets use pemdas,

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give me a sec to write it out

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so

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lets just take out the 70

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so 70-70=0

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and that leaves us with -34x+4x^2

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which we can do as 34x-4x^2

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which is simplified

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😄

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because

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let me show u smth

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look

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34x-3x

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is the same as -34x+3x

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watch

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if x was 1 right

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exactly

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sure

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lets see

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well

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we would want a normal denominator for all of them

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so

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but thats not the same for all of them

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we want them to have all the same deniminator

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is that - 1/x-1?

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theres a little dash

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do u wanna like solve for x?

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kk

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hol up

peak mauve
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You can bring the -1/x-1 to the left hand side of the equation

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And take the -3/x to the right side

smoky epoch
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wait hold on

peak mauve
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Ok

smoky epoch
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lets multiply all terms by

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(x-1)(x)

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that way they'll share a common denominator

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8 years old?

peak mauve
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No

smoky epoch
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ohhhh

peak mauve
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8th year

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Ye

smoky epoch
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i remmber doing that

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ok

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lemme simplify it for u

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so

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we have 1/x-1 right

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if we mult by (x-1)(x)

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we get

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1x−3(x−1)=−1/x−1(x−1)(x)

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which if we simplify

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would equal

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to get a common denominator

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we mult by both denominators that are different

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to get one they would both have

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like so

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look

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yes

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yes

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now if we simplify on the other isde

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we get

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hold on

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if we add it to the other side we get

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hm

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yes

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watch this

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4/5+1/3=x/5

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now we multiply by 15

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so 12 +5=3x

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like that

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you get it?

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sure

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let me be more clear this time

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so

peak mauve
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what

smoky epoch
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u see how we have different denominators

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x and x-1 right?

peak mauve
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Multiplying only works for numerator

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Unless it's a fraction

smoky epoch
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ok, now the only way we can make it a common denominator

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is by multiplying the 2 different denominators

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which are?

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exactly

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so those two multiplied are (x-1)(x)

peak mauve
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Ohhhh okk yea

smoky epoch
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now lets look at our equation

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1(x-1)(x)

peak mauve
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I didn't know you were doing that

smoky epoch
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well hold on

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(x-1)(x)

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= x^2-x

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by simplifying

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so in reality, we're multiplying everything by x^2-x

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but for the sake of simplifying it

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we'll leave it at (x-1)(x)

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so now look

smoky epoch
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so we can cross out the x-1

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now we just have x right?

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ok now for the 2nd part

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3(x-1)(x)

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3x-3(x)/x

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we can cross out the x

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yes?

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3(x-1)

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so now we have x-3x-3

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yes

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ok

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now for the last one

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-1(x-1)(x)/x-1

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we can cross out the x-1

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so -1(x)

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exactly

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so now we have what

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x-3x-3=-x

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yes!

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so simplify,

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2x-3x-3

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-x-3=0

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x=???

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yes

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my mistake

still temple
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Helo

smoky epoch
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so now x=3

still temple
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Can someone help me

smoky epoch
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dude wait ur turn

still temple
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Help -10

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Channel

smoky epoch
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@still temple

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do you get it now

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hol up

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yes

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hmm

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we must of made an error some where in our equation

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lets see where

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ohhh

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i found it i think

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its -3/x

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so -3(x-1)

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-3x+3

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x-3x+3= -x

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perfecto!

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now plug it back in a check if its correcto

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yes, perfect

smoky epoch
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np

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somber galleon
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Which of the given sequences converge? If necessary, determine the limit value. Justify your answers.

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void granite
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do you need help

somber galleon
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yep

void granite
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for what

somber galleon
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look up

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Which of the given sequences converge? If necessary, determine the limit value. Justify your answers.

void granite
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i forgr

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he is trolling so helpers you can help me

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Try bound it above

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