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vapid kernel
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im definitely lost

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I got b=2

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-a + a + 4b = 8 - a

4b = 8 - a

a = 8 - 4b

(8 - 4b) + 4 - b - 2 = 8(8 - 4b) + 16 + 2b - 2
-8 + 5b = 64 - 32b + 14

37b = 78

b = 2

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Im not sure what Im doing wrong

iron cove
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I did get a=8-4b

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vivid walrus
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Are you saying that because you used chatgpt to solve their question? cuz it seems you did

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chatgpt is dumb in math

stuck tide
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I said it might be wrong because I used the remainder with different degreed polynomials

vivid walrus
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ahh ok

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lusty vapor
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Prove that the series x^n / n from n=1 to infinity converges, but not uniformly

ocean lintel
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on what interval ?

lusty vapor
ocean lintel
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!status

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lusty vapor
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Im not sure how to prove that it is convergent in the first place, weierstrass test will not work ... Am not allowed to use natural log either

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i saw this online

ocean lintel
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do you have any theory on power series ?

stuck tide
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This is the Ratio Test

soft zealotBOT
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Oğuzhan

lusty vapor
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We did not really do ratio test either

lusty vapor
ocean lintel
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it isn't. It's just the comparison test

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for convergence

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for uniform convergence ofc you can't just fix x like that

lusty vapor
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ohh right

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it cnat depend on x

stuck tide
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The ratio test states that

Let $L = \lim_{n\to\infty} |\frac{a_{n + 1}}{a_n}|$

If $L \in [0, 1)$ then the series converge

If $L = 1$ it's inconclusive, so we can't be sure with this method

If $L > 1$ the series diverges

soft zealotBOT
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Oğuzhan

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lusty vapor
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hat the

lusty vapor
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I think i see why it converges anyway ... But why it is not uniformly convergent I need to work out

ocean lintel
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it goes to infinity at 1 so it makes sense that it wouldn't converge uniformly

lusty vapor
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x is on open interval (-1,1) though

stuck tide
lusty vapor
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if s_n(x) is the partial sums
for uniform convergence, if we are given eps>0 then $|f(x)-s_n(x)| < eps$ when $n>=some k$ for all of $\forall x$

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so i need to prove that |f(x)-s_n(x)| >= epsilon

stuck tide
ocean lintel
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not needed here, it's not like the math is hard to read

stuck tide
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Just a suggestion

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tranquil pine
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Can someone please tell me the formula for this?

sick roost
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you need to find the area of the triangles then the base

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we know all the triangle are the same, and there are 5, so we only need to find the area of 1 triangle

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then 5 times that area

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then add the area of the pentagon

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The question and what I have so far I am struggling

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opaque totem
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hwo do you do this question?

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opaque totem
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pls help

tired hull
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alr i think i can do this one.

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with this, we can apply pythag

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where the line on P = 5

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and we know A = 2, B = 3

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meaning the small left over length in the B circle = 1

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25 - 1 = 24 which is (black line)²

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so we have the height of the trapezoid

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The area of the trapezoid = (2+3)/2 * Root (24)

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= 3 * root (24)

tired hull
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oh wait im dumb i just spent so long trying to calculat the angle

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hold on that makes no sense

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what am i even doing

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i cant think

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doing math at 1 am

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hexed oriole
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hexed oriole
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i need help doing b c and d

zinc geyser
hexed oriole
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like this?
log_5 3x and log_5 7x-2?

zinc geyser
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no liek

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$5^{3x}=5^{7x-2}$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

zinc geyser
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this is your problem

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taking log on both sides

hexed oriole
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right

zinc geyser
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$\log 5^{3x}=\log 5^{7x-2}$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

hexed oriole
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oh just put it in front

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dowsnt log move the exponent down though

zinc geyser
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yes

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so it is

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$3x \cancel{\log 5} = (7x-2) \cancel{\log 5}$

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i cancelled log 5 on both sides okay?

hexed oriole
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right

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

zinc geyser
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so now it is

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$3x = 7x -2$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

zinc geyser
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you can solve further

hexed oriole
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can it also be 7x-2=3x

zinc geyser
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both mean the same

hexed oriole
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can i do -3x+3x=7x-2-3x

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to get 0 on one side

zinc geyser
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yes

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add 2 on both sides

hexed oriole
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7x=2?

zinc geyser
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do the subtraction

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4x=2

hexed oriole
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forgot about that side

zinc geyser
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ye

hexed oriole
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whats the ultímate goal? solve for x?

zinc geyser
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its fine

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i guess thats the only valid choice so yeah

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solve for x

hexed oriole
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4(.5)=2

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x=.5

zinc geyser
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yes

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right

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or 1/2

hexed oriole
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can you also help with c or d?

zinc geyser
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yes sure

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why is you image 8 mb bro lo

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ok for c

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do the same thing

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take log on both sides

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what do you get?

hexed oriole
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log7^x=log9

zinc geyser
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yes

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now what can we do on left side?

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anything?

hexed oriole
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being down the x?

zinc geyser
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yes

hexed oriole
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the 7 too?

zinc geyser
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no

hexed oriole
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so just 7x

zinc geyser
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$x \log 7 = \log 9$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

zinc geyser
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you should get the x out of log

hexed oriole
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right

zinc geyser
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now

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what will you get if you divide by log 7 on both sides?

hexed oriole
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x=log9/log7???

zinc geyser
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$x=\frac{\log 9}{\log 7}$

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yes

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

zinc geyser
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now there is this rule in logarithms

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so

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$\frac{log a}{\log b} = \log_b a$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

zinc geyser
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so now what would x be?

hexed oriole
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ba?

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wait what

zinc geyser
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b is subscript

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base

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log a to the base b

hexed oriole
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right

zinc geyser
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so now what would x be?

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using the formula i just told you

hexed oriole
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log9/log7=x9 x7?

zinc geyser
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what

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no

hexed oriole
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i dont get the formula

zinc geyser
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$x=\frac{\log 9}{\log 7}$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

zinc geyser
hexed oriole
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are we putting log back into x?

zinc geyser
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no no

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listten so

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do you know th basics of how log works?

hexed oriole
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i hope so yes

zinc geyser
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so

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lets say

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how do you write log a to the base b?

hexed oriole
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log_b a

zinc geyser
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yes

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so

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suppose you have log a/ log b

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where a and b can be any variable or literals

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we can write it as log a to the base b

zinc geyser
zinc geyser
hexed oriole
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log_7 9?

zinc geyser
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yes

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exactly

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that is your x

hexed oriole
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ooooooo

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i think its

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log_9 7

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or does it matter

zinc geyser
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it does matter

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the denominator becomes the base

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the other way round is wrong

hexed oriole
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so 7 9

zinc geyser
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log_7 9

hexed oriole
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is there more?

zinc geyser
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thats it

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unless you are allowed to use calculators thats it

hexed oriole
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oh

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last one is

zinc geyser
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add 3^y on both sides

hexed oriole
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2^4y+1=3^y

zinc geyser
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yes

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now take log on both sides and take the powers out

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what do you geT?

hexed oriole
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4y+1 log2= y log3?

zinc geyser
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yes

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simplify it

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take all the y terms to one side and log to one side

hexed oriole
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5y+1= log2 log3?

zinc geyser
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no

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you cant add

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$(4y+1) \log 2 = (y) \log 3$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

zinc geyser
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ok so what will you get if you divide both sides by y?

hexed oriole
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(4y+1)log2=log3?

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or 3y

zinc geyser
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$\frac{4y+1}{y} \log 2= \log 3$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

hexed oriole
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oh

zinc geyser
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now you can do that to the log too

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so

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$\frac{4y+1}{y} = \frac{\log 3}{\log 2}$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

hexed oriole
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divide the log2?

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ohh

zinc geyser
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yes

hexed oriole
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to get it on the right

zinc geyser
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yes

hexed oriole
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okay got it

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would that turn into 4y+1/y=log_2 3?

zinc geyser
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yes

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youre right

hexed oriole
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does the left side stay like that?

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@zinc geyser sorry to ping but i gotta go soon

zinc geyser
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well you are solving for y so

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im so sorry i forgor

zinc geyser
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so

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$\frac{y}{4y+1} = \frac{\log 2}{\log 3}$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

zinc geyser
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so that you would be

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$y = (4y +1) \times \log_3 2$

soft zealotBOT
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bettim

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hexed oriole
zinc geyser
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yes

hexed oriole
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then do you divine by y making it 5 log2 3?

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im lost

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or is that the final?

zinc geyser
hexed oriole
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tysm bro, i appreciate your patience

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solemn mason
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hello 🙂

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solemn mason
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this is the problem i am on right now

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and ik that the formula is V= pi r^2 h

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but im a little confused on what its asking

robust mulch
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You want just the pipe

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So you have two cylinders, the pipe and the inside of the pipe

solemn mason
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mhm

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ohh wait so i do both and then subtract?

robust mulch
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To get the volume of the pipe, you get the volume of outside-inside

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Yeah

solemn mason
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shoot ok ty 🙂

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less goo

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ty

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vapid urchin
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hi, this's a calculus problem. is this a right triangle on graph? or is there two pieces (rectangle above the triangle)?

bleak granite
vapid urchin
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well i tried finding both parts

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of y values

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but couldnt

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can you please help me @bleak granite

bleak granite
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Ok, so plug in both 0 and 5 into $f(x)=19-2x$, which value is lesser?

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XxMrFancyu2xX

vapid urchin
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is it c?

bleak granite
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?

vapid urchin
bleak granite
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clearly you did not need help with that 😂

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that's right

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everything there is good

vapid urchin
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i did tbh

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on paper

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i made mistakes

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then did it here

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again

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fresh

bleak granite
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well this time you didn't so clearly your doing omething right

vapid urchin
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btw

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how did u know

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there was rectangle

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above a triangle

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and not just

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only a TRIANGLE

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cause at first i thought it was just a triangle

bleak granite
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well for 1. at some point you look at too many lines to really just yk know it straight away but 2. I just logiced it, if 5 is what the integral is going to then 19-2x on {0<=x<=5} doesn't cross 0 so there must be a rectangle

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tranquil pine
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can someone help w this

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tranquil pine
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quickly

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please

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lethal estuary
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why quickly? is this for a test?

tranquil pine
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no

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its notes

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but i have 20 other pages

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that i need to finish by the next hour

muted coral
tranquil pine
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all

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theres 8

muted coral
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you can see the axis of symm visually

tranquil pine
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where

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How

muted coral
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the parabola has vertical symmetry

tranquil pine
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so-

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so -6

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and 4

muted coral
tranquil pine
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the axis no?

muted coral
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it should be x = something

tranquil pine
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x = -6

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x = 4

muted coral
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no

tranquil pine
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so then help

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?

muted coral
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that’s the y coordinate

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x is left/right

tranquil pine
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ok

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so

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?

muted coral
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what’s the x coord of the middle of parabola A

tranquil pine
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0

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no

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-2

muted coral
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yes

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x = -2

tranquil pine
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how do i find domain and range

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on the graph

muted coral
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domain is always R for vertical parabola

tranquil pine
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so

muted coral
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range, you have to ask yourself what y values can be found on the curve

tranquil pine
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so

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-1

muted coral
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-1 can be found but so can 0

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and 1

tranquil pine
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so..

muted coral
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and -2

tranquil pine
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for graph a

muted coral
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ye

tranquil pine
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what about range

muted coral
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there’s an entire collection of y values

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but is it all real numbers?

tranquil pine
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no

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yes

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it is

muted coral
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can you find y = -10 on graph A

tranquil pine
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ya

muted coral
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where

tranquil pine
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ok

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im on the equations

muted coral
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ok

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you can find points from those and check if they match

tranquil pine
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so-

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i dont know how

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what letter is it

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quick-

muted coral
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giving the answers isn’t the point here

tranquil pine
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im not

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im asking for guidance

muted coral
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graph A points up

tranquil pine
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s o its b or d

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no its b

muted coral
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so you know it’s x^2, not -x^2

tranquil pine
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its b

muted coral
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indeed

tranquil pine
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k thanks'

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how do i

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ya

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sonic tapir
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sonic tapir
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.rotate

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Help pls

lethal estuary
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,rccw

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sonic tapir
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The Angeles are small ones .So tan or sin are linear apöroximations

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With tan a =a and sin a = a

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Need s or x

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tranquil pine
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Hey

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tranquil pine
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How to evaluate cos 4pi/11

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vital crag
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Result:

0.41541501300189
tranquil pine
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Does it want the exact value? @vital crag

vital crag
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idk i can't read your teacher's mind

tranquil pine
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It just says evaluate

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How do you know which special triangle to use @vital crag

rustic birch
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Unfortunately there is no way to evaluate cos(4pi/11) without a calculator because 11 is not a "friendly" fraction in this case

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I mean there could be an identity you could use

tranquil pine
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@rustic birch secant 2pi/3

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What’s my first step?

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It’s going to be in the first quadrant right

rustic birch
# tranquil pine <@768298835306741781> secant 2pi/3

Secant = 1 / cosine so it is 1 / cos(2pi/3). Cos(pi/3) equals 1/2 so we next need to find the quadrant 2pi/3 is in which is 120 degrees which is the second quadrant. Cosine is negative in the second and third quadrants so the answer is 1 / (-1/2) = -2

tranquil pine
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@rustic birch I had an idea what if I drawed it out and showed it to you

rustic birch
tranquil pine
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Yeah

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It’s the first quadrant by the way

rustic birch
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But pi/2 < 2pi/3 < pi so it is in between 90 and 180 degrees which is the second quadrant

tranquil pine
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Then you will help me from there

rustic birch
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Yes

tranquil pine
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@rustic birch

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what now

rustic birch
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Remember this:

  • Sine is positive in first and second quadrants and negative in third and fourth quadrants (Positive up, negative down)
  • Cosine is positive in first and fourth quadrants and negative in second and third quadrants (Positive right, negative left)
  • Tangent is sine/cosine
  • Secant is 1 / cosine (Reciprocal of cosine)
  • Cosecant is 1 / sine (Reciprocal of sine)
  • Cotangent is 1 / tangent or more easier, cosine / sine (Reciprocal of tangent)
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Oh ok

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now what

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Sin(pi/3) = Cos(pi/6) = sqrt(3)/2
Sin(pi/6) = Cos(pi/3) = 1/2
Sin(0) = sin(pi) = 0
Sin(pi/2) = 1
Sin(3pi/2) = -1
Cos(0) = 1
Cos(pi) = -1
Cos(pi/2) = cos(3pi/2) = 0

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Think of it this way: Cosine is horizontal and sine is vertical

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a toy rocket of mass 0.2kg is projected vertically upwards from rest by means of a force which decreases uniformly in 2 seconds from 2g to zero and thereafter ceases. Assume that g has a numerical value of 9.8 and that air resistence is negligible. Find the max speed

radiant burrow
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For some reason I keep getting way off the solution not entirely sure why

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I considered the Force applied to be represented by the equ 2g - gt

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then the net force being

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2g-gt-0.2g = 1.8g-gt

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so then the acceleration is 9g-gt/5

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which if you integrate and then sub in t = 1.8s * for time when acceleration stops being positive ) i get 155m/s

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not sure what I did wrong here

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radiant burrow
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huh?

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is that not ?

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when t = 0, f = 2g

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when t = 2

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f = 0?

paper zodiac
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Isn't net force F1-F2

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g is not force it's acceleration

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it's acceleration due to gravity

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and even if it is a force

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Ur multiplying time and force

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Cause net force is just F1-F2 = 0

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So F1 = F2 must be equal

radiant burrow
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i'm a bit lost now

paper zodiac
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Ok so a net of something is just the total of something in an overall system

radiant burrow
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yes

paper zodiac
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Like if I buy something from you

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You get the money I get the item

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But the item and money is still in the system which is you and me

radiant burrow
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ok

paper zodiac
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So Net of that is money = item

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Make sense right?

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If we do ur calculation

radiant burrow
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no but thats only the case if the net force = 0

paper zodiac
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u said that 2g - gt = 0

radiant burrow
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like the net force does not equal to zero

paper zodiac
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so 2g = gt and t would be 2 again

paper zodiac
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since no force was added in the system aside from the force from the start and gravity

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Which is already being accounted on our problem

radiant burrow
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huh didn't i say that net force = 1.8g - gt

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so then time is 1.8

paper zodiac
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No

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Have you used the equation for uniform accelerated motion?

radiant burrow
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ummmm

paper zodiac
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This is physics right?

radiant burrow
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no its maths lol

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mechanoics

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but basically

paper zodiac
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Oh

radiant burrow
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physics

paper zodiac
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So we need a math answer?

radiant burrow
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yes

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but its just asking for max speed

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so idk if thered be any difference between phy & math for this

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question anuywasy

paper zodiac
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In the problem, is the end of the question when the ball reach it's maximum height?

radiant burrow
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yews

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what hwo'd you

paper zodiac
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Its easy

radiant burrow
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lol

paper zodiac
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😎

radiant burrow
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i mean the question seems simple

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but i keep getting the wrong answer

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can i see your working then

paper zodiac
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Im not writing something

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wait lemme just send it here

radiant burrow
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okay

paper zodiac
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So actually note here

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The weight isn't really needed for the equation here

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Since we already have the final velocity, acceleration, and time

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We can have the initial velocity here

radiant burrow
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wait is this for max height

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or max speed?

paper zodiac
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Max speed

radiant burrow
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i need help with max speed

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okay

paper zodiac
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Since the initial velocity will be the max speed

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Since when it reach the max height, it stops and would become 0g

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Since our initial acceleration here is not g but 2g, the experiment might be done underground

radiant burrow
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ohhhhhhhhh

paper zodiac
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Ah no

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I got it reversed

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Since Force g is inversed of distance

radiant burrow
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wait

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what?

paper zodiac
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Forget about it I got it wrong in the initial acceleration

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lemme edit it

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There

radiant burrow
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i'm just confused what these details have to do though

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because object is being projected upwards

paper zodiac
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Yeah, I just want u to visualize it so that u can probably understand the problem

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But that's on me, that's how I do to get the problem, u can probably not think about it though

radiant burrow
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wait but why would it be underground. Like why can't it just be upwards? Since object is projected upwards

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okay but no wrories

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keep going

paper zodiac
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But from where it was thrown here from earth, they be doing it under the ground or on a hyperbolic time chamber from dragon ball z

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Sry gotta search if I have the right reference

radiant burrow
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lmfao

paper zodiac
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I actually have the final answer since earlier but the problem is that it's a math question

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If it's a physics one, I can probably get away from leaving the mass of toy car

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Since u don't need it anymore

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It's already been accounted for when it says about the time and initial velocity

radiant burrow
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what did you get for the final answer

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?

paper zodiac
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4g

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39.2 there

radiant burrow
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lmfao

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thats what i got first time

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its wrong

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79.38 apparently is the answer

paper zodiac
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Lemme check again the question

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Ok I got it

radiant burrow
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okay

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how

paper zodiac
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I reference it from a question on the internet

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It's not that the time is 2 seconds

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I thought that from the initial height to the final height, it took 2 seconds

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So since gravity is going upwards g is negative
Since normally gravity goes down so opposite of it is upwards

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F= -g(t-2)

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Then sub 9.8 there

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F = -9.8(t-2)

radiant burrow
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is this net force?

paper zodiac
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Nah Net force is diffferent

radiant burrow
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okay cool

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that makes sense

paper zodiac
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That is for the initial force

radiant burrow
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wait i think i might have found my error

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it may be because i let gravity be positive

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when its supposed to be negative

paper zodiac
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Nah even if u make it positive it still works

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Since negative and positive only accounts for the direction of the object

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Not the actual speed itself

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Since u know there's actually no negative speed

radiant burrow
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oh

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okay then

paper zodiac
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It would be going back in time

radiant burrow
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so what'd do wrong?

paper zodiac
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Maybe ur formula used?

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I dunno

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So let's get back

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So the Force used during those 2 seconds = -g(t-2) - mg

radiant burrow
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yes

paper zodiac
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We only need to find for a so we can do F=ma

radiant burrow
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yup

paper zodiac
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a =f/m

radiant burrow
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yup

paper zodiac
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a = (-g(t-2) - mg)/ m

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U can probably do the calculations urself

radiant burrow
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yeah i think i'm good now

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thanks

paper zodiac
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Then integrate the a with respect to t

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since the derivative of velocity is acceleration

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By definition of acceleration

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Since acceleration is just the change in speed

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And ur good to go, sub t with 2 and final answer

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aight thnaks

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This isn't necessarily homework or a problem, it's actually a research paper I'm doing for English. Does anyone know what a T value is or how I could explain it in simpler words? I've tried looking it up and my brain explodes

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t measures distance from hypothesized value i think

jovial crane
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Yeah its a T value from a study

rich mason
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limited knowledge but hopefully that helps a little bit

jovial crane
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So statistics likely

rich mason
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definitely yeah

jovial crane
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Okay so a T value of 62.52

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can you share the context

jovial crane
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Yes

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what is it being used for

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A research paper on social media's impact on children/adolescents

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i mean, specifically in the study what are they using the T-value to do?

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One sec

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Is this ample information?

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ok so the Z value there is indicative of how far above/below the mean amount of social impact excessive use of social media causes

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so, lots of social media usage causes above mean social isolation for instance

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indicated by the positive Z value .54

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whereas the inverse is true with cyberbullying

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indicated by the negative value

jovial crane
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Okay I see

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So more social media use leads to a rise in addiction

rich mason
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T does almost exactly what Z does, but it is resistant to abnormality

jovial crane
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but doesn't effect education much?

rich mason
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yeah excessive social media usage indicates an increase in social media addiction (duh tbh) and what would appear to be a benefit to education

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of course, according to the study

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what they define as the mean value for these rather broad topics matters a lot

jovial crane
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I see

rich mason
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i would not trust this study entirely because there seems to be lots of confounding variables

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then again i havent read into it

jovial crane
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Okay I got what you mean

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That helps out a lot I was kinda like uhhh what the heck is a T value and a Z score

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no worries hope i helped

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You did ty!

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for this, i thought u=3x would be good but its wrong

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so lower bound is -1 and upper is -9?

neat sable
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bc higher number has to be upper

tranquil pine
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so you cant have the upper bound be lower than the lower bound?

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im just wondering because i have seen integrals where the top number is lower than the bottom number

neat sable
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i see

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thank you very much

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it is okay if i ask another question?

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yep

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for this i got C=9 which is correct

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and y=-2cos(x^1/2)+9

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when i plug it in, 9.32 is incorrect and idk if i did something wrong

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im not entirely sure for part b

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but like do they want u to sub x = 3 into our y" equation?

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y'*

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oh wait no i dont think

neat sable
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this is a homework with unlimited tires

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tries

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LOL

neat sable
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nice ha

tranquil pine
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i did 9.32, 9.31, 9.33 and none of them works

neat sable
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what happens when u put in 0.57

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into ur answer box

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@tranquil pine

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im trying right now

neat sable
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grand sorry wasnt sure if u saw my message

tranquil pine
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nah nah you good

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wait i got a question

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sorry

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in this case, would e^3x be consider a constant?

neat sable
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no

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derivative of e^3x is 3e^3x

tranquil pine
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and that's through the chain rule right?

neat sable
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i think so. its jus a rule ive learnt off

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y=e^ax so dy/dx=ae^ax

tranquil pine
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brah

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so its not when x=3 in y' or y

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what is this

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LMAO

neat sable
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so was my answer correct lol?

neat sable
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thats how i got 0.57 for that

tranquil pine
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yeah i got that too

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i have also tried

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x=3 y=9.32

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and thats not right either

neat sable
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so 0.57 wasnt right?

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maybe try 0.32 +c @tranquil pine

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im asking my teacher right now, i think there's a mitake or something but im pretty sure 9.32 is the correct answerr

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but thank you very much for your help today mah friend

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calm

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nb

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you are very blessed

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you too

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have a great day bruv

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how did it go from the big expression to the smaller expression with e

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what is your definition of the exponential?

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wdym

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how do you define $e^x$

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usually its that limit

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idk

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check your notes/book

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i dont think it has it

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oh this one kind of models the situation

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indeed

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that's why I'm asking you how you are defining the exponential

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it makes sense, thanks

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i got 15 questions to do heres my first

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i dont entirely recall the formula but i remember it was somethg like

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dot product a*b over the magnitude of b^2

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hi

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hi

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Wait the other way it is

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(u*v/|v|^2) * v

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Their dot product is forty and the magnitude of v squared is 85

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So you just have to multiply the vector v by 8/17

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v is <-10,5> right

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Yes

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,w ((-10*-7)+(-6*-5))/125

amber holly
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Why’d you subtract the products tho

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Should be x1x2 + y1y2

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that was supposed to be addition

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rip

amber holly
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Btw where’s 125 coming from

carmine plaza
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its the magnitude of v right

amber holly
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Oh okay nvm

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I accidentally calculated the magnitude of u instead my bad

carmine plaza
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,w (-10*-7) + (-6*-5))/125

carmine plaza
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wat

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XD

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,w (-10 * (-7) + 6 * (-5))/125

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carmine plaza
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,w 40/125

carmine plaza
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yep

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,w 40/25

carmine plaza
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,w -80/25

carmine plaza
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<-16/5 , 8/5> ?

amber holly
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Yes

carmine plaza
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thx

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sry im like somehow not managing to stay awake

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How can i form that

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2*(4x-8)^(-1/2)

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I just got it

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@buoyant perch

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why is he x by 4?

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why is he timzing by 4

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you replied to my question

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its 9:16 why did he x by 4 to go to 36:64

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?????

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You don't neccesarily have to multiply by 4

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you can multiply by 2 or 3

viral geode
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oh

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ah but how would u solve this

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any number will work

viral geode
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like how would i answer the question

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(9, 16) and (36,64)

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you can plot those points on a graph and then draw a line connecting them.

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thats the answer?

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yes

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Hey, I believe my teacher made a mistake in this question, can anyone validate or tell me how she got the answer if it isn't wrong?

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what do you think it should be?

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I got 6/x * e^(ln(x^6))

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what i'm struggling to understand is how the definition of a basis leads to the set in the highlighted line to be linearly dependent

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definition of basis is above the proposition

hearty zephyr
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a basis has the maximum number of vectors that can be linearly independent.

lapis cypress
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ahhh ok that makes sense

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thanks

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tranquil pine
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log_7 (x^2 + 3x + 9) = 2

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tranquil pine
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the answer is x = -8, x = 5

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i want to know how to get to that answer

muted coral
tranquil pine
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i understood everything up until this point

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hold on

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7^2 = (x^2 + 3x + 9)

muted coral
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true

tranquil pine
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49 = (x^2 + 3x + 9)

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40 = (x^2 + 3x)

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0 = (x^2 + 3x - 40)

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then i am just confused

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but i do believe you must factorize -40

muted coral
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you can factor that yes

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or you can use the quadratic formula

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or complete square for extra fun

tranquil pine
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and i understand that the factors must be equal to 3

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hmm

muted coral
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well you know the answer

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lol

tranquil pine
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i’d prefer understanding how to find it this way first

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i know the answer

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but i want to understand the steps

muted coral
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you need to find 2 numbers that have a product of ac and a sum of b

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so, a product of -40 and a sum of 3

tranquil pine
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right

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so 8 and -5

muted coral
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yep

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then split the middle term:
x^2 + 8x -5x - 40

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then factor each
x(x + 8) - 5(x + 8)

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undistribute

tranquil pine
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from what i understand you must turn it to (x + 8)(x - 5)

muted coral
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yes

tranquil pine
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okay

muted coral
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and then that equals 0

tranquil pine
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so

tranquil pine
muted coral
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ye

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if you were to distribute you would get x(x + 8) -5(x+8)

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so you go in reverse

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pull an (x + 8) out of every factor

tranquil pine
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so

tranquil pine
muted coral
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ac + bc = (a+b)c

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that turns it into multiplication instead of addition which allows us to use zero product property

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that's kind of a justification for why this is the goal

tranquil pine
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so what is a, b and c?

muted coral
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a is x
c is x + 8
b is -5

tranquil pine
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ohhh

tranquil pine
tranquil pine
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ahh

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so this formula leads to that

muted coral
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ye

tranquil pine
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i see

muted coral
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not really a formula just distributive property

tranquil pine
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yeah

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mb

muted coral
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nah

tranquil pine
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one more question if you dont mind

muted coral
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sure

tranquil pine
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why is x = -8, x = 5

muted coral
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(x + 8)(x - 5) = 0

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because remember you set the other side = 0

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zero product property says at least one of the things being multiplied, must be 0

tranquil pine
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but

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they are saying that x = -8, x = 5

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why is x equal to those two numbers

tranquil pine
tranquil pine
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okay

muted coral
muted coral
tranquil pine
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understood everything up till (x-5)(x+8)

muted coral
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because xy = 0 means that x = 0, y = 0, or both

tranquil pine
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okay

muted coral
tranquil pine
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but why is x -8 instead of 8

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hold on

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ohhhhhh

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ohhhhhhhhhhhh

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x -5 = 0

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x - 5 + 5 = 0 + 5

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ohhhh ok

muted coral
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exactly

tranquil pine
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i understand

muted coral
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yay

tranquil pine
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sorry

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i just want to underatand one more thing

muted coral
tranquil pine
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would c always be like this

muted coral
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first 2 are equal to x(x + 8)

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second 2 are equal to -5(x + 8)

muted coral
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but if the quadratic is factorable

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then you would get something like x - r

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or x + r

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(if it's not factorable, you can use quadratic formula)

tranquil pine
muted coral
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= -5(x + 8)

tranquil pine
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ahh

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wait

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did you divided - 40 / -5

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?

muted coral
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well in some sense yes