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tiny ridge
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if ur not allowed to use a graphing calculator u can always plug in ur x values

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wait does it want u to graph the inverse or the regular function

glacial rock
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heres the full question

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yk if the sketching is 1 mark

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i might just ditch it

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LOL

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cuz i aint going through all that to just get 1 mark

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glacial rock
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i thought the Piecewise Function was matrices

pliant shore
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ok let me just do my long division in peace and come back to this topic 💀

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it was a long wait till i realized i was responded to for my long divison now that u guys are here

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long division looks so much easier and nicer now that i've seen a matrices cut in half

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it's like seeing a person sliced in half

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glacial rock
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redid my long division in a better way

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ok wheres the cut in half matrices opencry

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wait imma do ii)

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ok i need help with this question

severe canyon
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You just need to use the remainder theorem

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lunar grove
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how do i solve for (b)

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lunar grove
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answer for (a) is 5

wary copper
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its parallel?

wary copper
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ok well like

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im not asking for you to just reguritate the fact they are parallel

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what can u say algebraically for parallel vectors

lunar grove
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o

wary copper
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does the concept of them being scalar multiples to each other make sense?

wary copper
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ok

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so lets apply that concept here

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for p+q to be parallel to the x-axis, it must be a scalar multiple of a vector that is on the x-axis

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there are infinite numbers of vectors on the x-axis

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so it doesn't really matter even what vector on x-axis u pick

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u just need to realise what makes a vector lie on the x-axis

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hint: ||any vector, lets say (x,y,) will be on x-axis if its of the form (x,0)||

lunar grove
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really, any vector with a non-zero horizontal component and a 0 vertical component will be parallel to x-axis

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so u just have to find a vector q, such that p + q = (x,0)

lunar grove
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oh i got it

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thanks

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"True or False: If null(A - λI) = {0}, then A is not diagonalisable"
My thinking is that this statement means that Ax = λx has only the trivial solution, but then I am not sure where to go from there?

desert mantle
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what is lambda

modest bobcat
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Some constant I imagine. It doesn't specify whether or not it is an eigenvalue

desert mantle
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can you give a picture

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ok just ignore. the question isnt even a statement that could have a true false value, because it is not specified what lambda is

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halcyon garnet
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$$\lim_{x \to - infty} \frac{2-3x}{\sqrt{3+4x^2}}$$

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Mythicility

halcyon garnet
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i got my answer as -3/2 , but apparently its 3/2?

runic tulip
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The bottom is pos always

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The top is also positive and -inf * - = +

halcyon garnet
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ah ok

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halcyon garnet
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like i cant write , answer = 3/2

limpid egret
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square of negative is always positive

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that's why bottom denominator is always positive

halcyon garnet
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yeah

limpid egret
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but like how would i write it

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i did it by , dividing top with x and bottom with sqrt x^2

runic tulip
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x² makes it positive always

halcyon garnet
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and then simplified , giving me -3/sqrt4 , so 3/2

runic tulip
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Pos + pos is also positive

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Root of positive is also positive

halcyon garnet
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yeah , i understand those
but do i just write it like that?

runic tulip
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Honestly you can just say because of under root it's +ve (roots open with +ve only)

limpid egret
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you can just write it as a statement

halcyon garnet
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ill just write something , ty

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"square of negative is always positive
that's why bottom denominator is always positive"

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X = AX^2, Y = AY^2
I = X - Y = A(X^2 - Y^2) = A(X - Y)(X + Y) = A(X + Y) so
X + Y = A^-1 = A
X = (A + I)/2, Y = (A - I)/2

wide frigate
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i did this too

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but i think it should go further than that

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idk

runic needle
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what

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first of all if you did that, you should've showed ur work

wide frigate
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2 sec

runic needle
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alright well the problem is done, idk what else you want

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i have problem understanding the difference between these types of counting:

count the ways to put:
10 distinguishable balls in 6 distinguishable buckets
10 distinguishable balls in 6 indistinguishable buckets
10 indistinguishable balls in 6 distinguishable buckets
10 indistinguishable balls in 6 indistinguishable buckets
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how to continue

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tranquil pine
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I can speak the language, so I can maybe help

tranquil pine
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شو التمرين الي بدك مساعدة فيه؟

vague loom
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ذا كله تمرين واحد

tranquil pine
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ايه طيب بس في اكثر من جزء للسؤال

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شو المشكلة عندك حاليا؟

vague loom
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كله 😭

vague loom
tranquil pine
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ثانية وحدة بس رح حاول ترجم المصطلحات للانجليزي لاني ما درستهم من قبل بالعربي

tranquil pine
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تعرفين مصادر يمكن يساعدوني يوتيوب ؟ بالدوال

tranquil pine
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ايه في كثير اماكن تحكي عن الدوال

vague loom
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vague loom
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معرف اذا استعمل fog او uوv لكل وحدة

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لان مكتوب مركب دوال بسيط

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والسؤال للcomposistions رقم 3

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لل gok

tranquil pine
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ما شفتهم بالسؤال؟

vague loom
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تفكيك دوال لتركيبها

tranquil pine
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وجيني شو قصدك يعني

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باعتقد صعب علي شوي اعرف شو عم تحكي عنه بما انه في اختلاف كبير بطريقة استخدام المصطلحات 😅

vague loom
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مافي سيرفر رياضيات عربي بديسكورد؟ 😭

tranquil pine
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متأكد فيه بس يعني مافي اشهر من السيرفرات الانجليزية طبعا

vague loom
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مالقيت

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انا دراستي بالعربي مادرست ابدا بانجليزي رياضيات

tranquil pine
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يمكن بقدر حاول لاقيلك لزلمة درس رياضيات بالعربي من المساعدين هون

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ثانية

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final patio
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Noodles

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So much noodles

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اوك طلع ما قدرت لاقي ناس اسفين @vague loom وما باعتقد الانجليز هون رح يعرفوا يتواصلوا معك

topaz chasm
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@rose
في السؤال ١ ,أ
نحتاج ايجاد المشتقة للدالتين f و g ..
ثم نعوض في المشتقة بالصفر لايجاد النقاط الحرجة ... ثم نعوض باي رقم في المجالات بين تلك النقاط الحرجة لمعرفة ما اذا كانت الدالة تتزايد او تتناقص

vague loom
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المشتقة لم تدرس في البرنامج

topaz chasm
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كيف يعني اي برنامج؟

vague loom
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البرنامج الدراسي

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المنهج

topaz chasm
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اها

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غريبة .. سلوك الدوال يعرف عبر المشتقة الاولى🤔

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طيب ايش هي الدروس اللي قبل هذا الدرس؟

void yarrow
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المشتقة لم تدرس في البرنامج

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i dont rly understand what theyre doing

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especially the 2nd part of the proof

worn iron
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Wait you didn't write this?

worn iron
proper viper
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not mine

proper viper
worn iron
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no idea

worn iron
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Either a>=1 or a<1

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So if prove the property for both case then you proved it for all "a"

worn iron
proper viper
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but why a >= 1 or a < 1

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why not any other number

worn iron
proper viper
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how do you know when which a is convenient

worn iron
proper viper
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i guess

worn iron
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Well you can chose any x here because it's the union :v

So might as well chose an x that isn't too complicated and is on a relatively simple case :p

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Here the case x=1 is one of the simpler case :p
So you take a>=1 so you can corroborate it to the x=1 case

proper viper
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hm

worn iron
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Honestly this sort of insight is built on practice.
It's kinda hard to explain why such a case disjunction is better than another (outside of some cases where it's obvious).

Basically try to look at your problem and spot if there are any privileged value that you can divide thing around catstare

proper viper
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true

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and what happens here?

worn iron
# proper viper and what happens here?

Well we know a>0 right catstare

and now we suppose a<1 so it's in (0,1)

In which case because x€(0,1] we can just take the interval where x=a (which exists because x takes ALL value between 0 and 1 so because "a" is between 0 and 1 then "x" takes the value of "a" for one interval in the union)

And then a is in that interval

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Because the interval in general are [x,3x+2) so for x=a you have [a,3a+2) and like a is in [a,3a+2)

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If you don't understand don't hesitate to tell me

proper viper
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hmm ok

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i think i get what u mean

worn iron
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proper viper
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this is the question

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ohh oops

worn iron
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Ig it's the b) section :p

proper viper
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i didnt understand what they did here but this is a totally different question to the integral

worn iron
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Can you post the question then ^^'

proper viper
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i havent had a look at question 4 yet though

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have not tried it

worn iron
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Ah well you should try it before reading the correction :v

proper viper
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my fault...

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okay to make it up 😭

worn iron
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More proof by exhaustion it appears CAT

proper viper
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for x >= 1 all are positive

worn iron
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Well yes so what is the question?

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If x=1 it breaks so you can't do that

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only x>1

proper viper
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my question would be for x < 0

worn iron
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ah ok

proper viper
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why is the first equation positive

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x/(x-1)

worn iron
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ah

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well x=<0 right? so x is negative

So |x| = -x

You replace:

|x|/|x-1| (|x-1| is also below zero so it's also negative)

you get:

-x/(-(x-1))

Then you simplify the -1 and you get

x/(x-1) again

proper viper
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ohh do you need to put a minus on both sides of a bracket ?

worn iron
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Which bracket?

proper viper
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uh i meant the

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divison

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x/(x-1)

worn iron
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well yeah

so like x and x-1 are both negative number right? (if x<0)

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so even by default x/x-1 is a positive number actually

proper viper
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oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh

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this

worn iron
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yes

proper viper
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isnt this wrong

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shouldnt it be x<0

worn iron
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ah well it works for x=0 as well

proper viper
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how tho

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wouldnt that be 0/-(x-1)

worn iron
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0/a, a being literally anything that isn't 0 is 0

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so here both side of the equation are equal to 0

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actually 0 solves the equation lol CAT

proper viper
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well yeah but

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so 0 is included in case 1?

worn iron
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it's written x<=0

proper viper
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sure..

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ill just rememeber that then

worn iron
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if you don't remember to close the thread

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.close :p

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thank you for your help

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tepid mortar
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How do you factor x^4 + 5x^3 + 6x^2

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factor x^2 first

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then it should be a regular quadratic that you hopefully know how to factor

tepid mortar
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Oh

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At first I thought it would be a complex number

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is x^2[(x+2)(x+3)] correct?

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Typo

pure lodge
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alright

tepid mortar
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If I made it (x^2)(x+2)(x+3) is it still correct

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OK I see thanks

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determine the limit for lim x->infinity f(x) and lim x->-infinity f(x) if they exist

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how are you supposed to show this? epsilon-N proof?

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Hey ! I have a question why when you change the variable to « ln(x^2) » doesn’t the fonction become 1/xt ? Where did the 2 came ?

daring tusk
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chain rule

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so 2/x dx would be dt

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so you multiply divide with 2

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in order to get 2/x

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MESSIAHOFALL69

wanton olive
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oh i get it now , thank you very much !

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if i have an equation in the form of ( (x ± 0.5) - (y ± 0.5) ) / t, is that equivalent to (x-y)/t + 1/t?

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please @ me if anyone responds

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urban burrow
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where are you stuck on?

oak arrow
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so first I did (x - y)/t, and then the uncertainty is now just 1/t. So the equation can be simplified to (x-y)/t ± 1/t, right?

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neat schooner
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Determine the domain and range of each of the following function.

neat schooner
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someone help me with this

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this is what i got so far

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😬

undone sedge
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i’m pretty sure you have to factor that not solve for x

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are there any other directions ?

neat schooner
undone sedge
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for factoring trinomials (ax^2 + bx + c) you have to find two numbers that will have a sum of b but a product of c

neat schooner
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im really weak with this stuff

undone sedge
neat schooner
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i did this stuff in grade 11 and i absolutely sucked at it

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now aswell

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what do you factor?

undone sedge
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oh wait woopsy

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one sec lemme edit that

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okay

neat schooner
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ohhh

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i think i remember now

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it was somehting like

undone sedge
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so your goal is finding two numbers that will multiply to get 3 but also have sum of -4

neat schooner
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(x ) (x )

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yeah

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so try to think of 2 numbers that can meet the criteria

undone sedge
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if ur ever unsure abt ur answer u can always multiply ur factors out and see if it matches the original equation, it’s a really good way to check ur factors

neat schooner
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-3x-1?

undone sedge
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ur numbers are right but not the format

undone sedge
neat schooner
neat schooner
undone sedge
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ya ur numbers are right but the correct answer would be (x-3)(x-1)

neat schooner
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:((

undone sedge
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u just have to format it correctly

neat schooner
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i see

undone sedge
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finding ur factors is the hardest part so u did a good job at that !

neat schooner
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x^2 - 1x - 3x + 3?

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is that how you do the expanding?

undone sedge
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yeah

neat schooner
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les go

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ahhh got it

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so how would you get the domain and range now?

undone sedge
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oh wow

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uhhh

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personally i would put the equation in a graphing calc if ur allowed to do that

neat schooner
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i probably wont be able to do that

undone sedge
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hmmm

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i’m not completely sure then 😞 i would assume it has something to do with the constant value 3

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since this is a quadratic equation with a leading exponent of 2, it will just be a parabola

neat schooner
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oh is that so

undone sedge
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parabolas have a domain of all real numbers or negative infinity to infinity

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the constant number determines the range in believe

neat schooner
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is the domain {XER}?

undone sedge
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i believe so since there’s no other restrictions for the x axis

neat schooner
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oh i see

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what about range?

undone sedge
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for the range you start from the lowest point (or vertex) i’m pretty sure

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the constant value determines how many units it goes up or down on the y axis

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so i believe it will be [3, ♾️)

neat schooner
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oh ok

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coz of the +3 at the end right?

undone sedge
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because this parabola is positive (no negative sign on the outside) so it would just keep increasing

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yes

neat schooner
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got it

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how would you write it?

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{YER| 3bigger than or equal to, y ,}

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?

undone sedge
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i was taught to do domain write (-♾️,♾️) and range write [3,♾️)

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i’m not sure if that’s how ur teacher wants u to

neat schooner
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i think so

undone sedge
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i’m not the best with domain and range but that’s how i was doing it

neat schooner
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im not good either

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well thanks a lot

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really appreciate it

undone sedge
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ur welcome !

neat schooner
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have a good day

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u toooo

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i have to show that f(theta) = tan(theta)
but i dont know how to decide which double angle identity should be used in numerator and denominator for the cos2theta

i did it with trial and error but in exam i wont have that much time, does anyone have any tips to know which one to use

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and probably the same for the denominator

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and just simplify

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yeah and then all you need to do is like combine like terms, factor, then things should cancel out down to sin/cos

spare moth
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so in this case sin and cos and their squared versions

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not sure if that makes sense but this is how i always did it and it seemed to come out fine each time, im just trying to find things that would be easy to factor or combine later on

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is there a faster way to factor this without polynomial long division

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do you know synthetic division?

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it’s much quicker due to only using coefficients

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no i havent but is it really much quicker?

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Want to show the last bit

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I assume that f is continuous and Riemann intégrable on [0,2pie] and that <f,f> is = 0

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Want to show that this => f = 0

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hello can someone pls help me solve this exponential function problem?

tacit oak
olive maple
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what have u done so far?

olive maple
tacit oak
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do u see any common factors? (hint: theres one!)

olive maple
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5

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?

tacit oak
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not exactly

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close

olive maple
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5 and 2??

tacit oak
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nope

tacit oak
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from the LHS

olive maple
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so it would be

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(1+5) inside?

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1+5^2?

tacit oak
olive maple
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ahh

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so it'll look like (5^4+5^6)5x?

tacit oak
tacit oak
tacit oak
olive maple
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yes it doess

tacit oak
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ur able to take ojt the 5^x out of the 2 terms since both terms are multiplied with 5^x

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and then the insides are added up

olive maple
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so now I just need to make the constant or the base the same, right?

tacit oak
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i guess or like ur aim will be to make x by itself

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what do u think u can do next?

olive maple
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Well, it says here in the process that I have to make the bases the same

tacit oak
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yes but u can’t rlly do that yet right?

olive maple
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I need to simplify it further, then?

tacit oak
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what do u think ur next step is in order to attempt making x by itself

tacit oak
olive maple
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5^x(5^10) =26

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is that, correct?

tacit oak
olive maple
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ah

tacit oak
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5^4 + 5^6 ≠ 5^10

5^4 times 5^6 =5^10

tacit oak
# tacit oak

my next step would be, u can divide both sides by (5^4 + 5^6)

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so it’ll leave u with
5^x on the LHS
and a number on the RHS

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yes?

olive maple
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ahhhhh

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so that it'll get cancelled out, yes

tacit oak
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yess

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so u went from
5^x(5^4 + 5^6) =26
divided both sides by (5^4 + 5^6)
you’ll now end up with
5^x = 26/(5^4 + 5^6)
which is just
5^x = 1/625

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yes?

olive maple
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yes

tacit oak
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what do u think u do next

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do u notice anything special about the RHS

olive maple
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you can use the formula for exponential function for that, right?

tacit oak
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which formula?

olive maple
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1/a^n

tacit oak
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u could

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so what’s a and n then

olive maple
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5⁴

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-⁴

tacit oak
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yessss

olive maple
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it's gonna be 5^-⁴ right?

tacit oak
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is that _ a negative

olive maple
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yes

tacit oak
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yuh

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so what will x be then

olive maple
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-4?

tacit oak
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u got 5^x = 5^(-4)

tacit oak
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x will = -4!

olive maple
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wow

tacit oak
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🔥🔥🔥

olive maple
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You're such a great teacher!!

tacit oak
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thank you😭😭

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just keep practicing and you’ll get the hang of it!

olive maple
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I'm sorry that u had a hard time teaching me, I'm kinda slow 😅😅😅, Thanks so much again!!

tacit oak
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noo it’s okay nwwss

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i use to be pretty slow too

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just keep up the effort and try to understand it and slowly you’ll improve significantly

olive maple
tacit oak
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goodluck!! i mean you’ll prob be able to from a few months to a year

olive maple
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Thx againnn, I'll do my best to get better!!

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goodluck!🫡

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tried solving many times

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lament vale
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Maybe integration by parts will help

ember tartan
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yeah i tried doing that but there was this one step that was cauing me probems to figure it out

lament vale
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nice

ember tartan
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I j dont understand how they get into u -1 /u for that

lament vale
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They let u=49x^2+1

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So x = sqrt(u-1)/7
x^3 = (u-1)^{3/2}/7^3

ember tartan
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so they cubed that x = sqrt(u-1)/7 i see

lament vale
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yep

ember tartan
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so how do we conclude it to be the int of u -1 / u

lament vale
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You also have dx

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dx = d(sqrt(u-1)/7) = du / (14 sqrt(u-1))

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Hence x^3 dx = (u - 1) / (7^3 * 14)

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7^3 * 14 = 4802

ember tartan
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ur one kind of a genius lol!

lament vale
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lol

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Anyways, hopefully their substitution is clear now

uncut mulch
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You could also from $\dd u = 98x ; \dd x$ see that,\

$\int \frac{x^{3}}{49x^{2} + 1} ; \dd x = \frac{1}{98} \int \frac{x^{2}}{49x^{2} + 1} ; \dd u$\

And then simply use the substitution $u = 49x^{2} + 1$ and the rewritten version $(u - 1)/49 = x^{2}$ to get the finale thing.

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lament vale
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Yes, neat observation

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I assume that's actually what they meant in the solution

ember tartan
lament vale
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The derivative of sqrt(u-1) produces 1/2

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Because sqrt(u-1) = (u-1)^{1/2}

ember tartan
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ahh

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How can I find the vertex of this parabola

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I already find it but

edgy burrow
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complete the square

pastel hull
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When we get x we need to plug it in the fraction bracket to find what x-intercept is

pastel hull
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?

edgy burrow
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yeah almost but you shouldnt have a x^2 in the brackets

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its putting it in the form of (x + B/2)^2 + C

final tangle
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you want to use (5/2)^2 not just 5/2
and also subtract at the end to balance it out

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you also have the wrong sign for the 7, that should've been - as well

pastel hull
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Ok thank you!!!

pastel hull
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Wdym I put the negative sign already

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you wrote + in your messages just now

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hello i have a question, what is the sum of all the divisors of the number 24 (it must be without remainder, and the sum must be two digits)

tranquil pine
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24 = 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24
Sum = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 6 + 8 + 12 + 24 = 60

compact echo
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ooo i was thinking its 8

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Does anyone know how to prove or disprove this logical statement?

x ⇒ y ∧ z ≡ (x ⇒ y) ∧ z ≡ x ∨ z

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I've tried to start from the right side and work everthing out distributively but I keep getting stuck

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it ends up like
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and I need to prove this equals
x v z

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bacc (unhelpful)

grave zenith
drowsy epoch
grave zenith
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Actually no, I think I messed up, a logic table online says it's true for all values

drowsy epoch
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I see

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I think I would try the approach to show that (x -> (y ∧ z) <-> (x -> y) ∧ z <-> x ∨ z) ≡ T

grave zenith
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is <-> not the same as ≡ ? my exact question is worded like this
I put it in the truth table like that because there was no ≡

drowsy epoch
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You basically have [ A \leftrightarrow B \leftrightarrow C ] and I would first try to get rid of the implication arrows using [ A \rightarrow B \equiv \neg A \lor B ]

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bacc (unhelpful)

drowsy epoch
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basically => and <=> are tautological in that sense

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e.g. if A -> B is always true then we say A => B

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but it might be different at yours

grave zenith
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here, => just means implies, we don't use -> at all (funmath is the notation im pretty sure)

drowsy epoch
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ah ok

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then it's different

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for you

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but yea i mean basically the same

grave zenith
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can you just replace the ≡ with => (or -> for you) ? doesnt it have to go both ways?

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because I tried this (in both ways) and failed / gave up after like 10 steps

drowsy epoch
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≡ is the same as <=> for me

grave zenith
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yes, same for me

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they both imply eachother

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total equality

grave zenith
drowsy epoch
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why would I?

grave zenith
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I don't know lol, I'm lost.

drowsy epoch
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i am trying this problem rn to see if it works out

grave zenith
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thanks 🙏

olive crest
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grave zenith
drowsy epoch
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I think I considered this now for long enough, and I think there is just the hard way, to simplify it using the laws

olive crest
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calculational proof
What is that supposed to mean? Tools may vary between lectures and lecturers. Like, which rules of inference and which axioms are allowed..
As a logician by profession, I haven't even heard that term before, and there are very few results.
For example, according to the paper https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168007201000598:

grave zenith
grave zenith
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I didn't even prove it either

olive crest
drowsy epoch
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scrolling helps

olive crest
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No he didn't.

to prove it mathematically
Means something else entirely (and would include truth tables).

drowsy epoch
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If Can't use a truth table isn't clear to you, I don't know what is.

grave zenith
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It doesnt matter, my first language isn't english, I dont know how to translate the mathematical terms properly. Sorry for the confusion.

olive crest
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But apparently it is not only restricted such that using the semantics is not allowed, but that only some "calculational proof" calculus is allowed.

olive crest
grave zenith
olive crest
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People need to know precisely which rules are allowed in order for them being able to help you.

grave zenith
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Well, I'm guessing all of them? we have like 3 pages of proven rules that we can use. Is the stuff I'm learning that unusual? haha

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It is indeed working, because I cannot find anything online

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nah never mind i give upKEK

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This may sound stupid but i’m getting a gift for my girlfriend and i need to work this out.
I basically need to work out what size jar i need to buy to fit 365 pills in it.
According to the image, the pills are 2cmX0.6cm but the depth or diameter of the inside isn’t shown.
I am buying 365 of these pills and want to put them all in a jar.
I’m wondering what size jar i will need to buy in order to fit them all in. I assume 500ml right? A bit of extra space in the jar is okay as i can fill the gaps but i want the closest possible result

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Volume = π * radius^2 * height
The radius is half the diameter, so radius = 0.6cm / 2 = 0.3cm
The height is 2cm
Therefore, Volume = π * (0.3cm)^2 * 2cm = 0.56548667764cm^3

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multiplying by 365 pills

warm ether
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thats more complicated than you may think, but if you dont mind extra space its not so complicated

subtle ginkgo
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206.4026373 cm^3

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1 cm^3 is 1 mL so

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206.4026373 mL worth of pills

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even if we take into account the fact that you cant perfectly fit pills into that area

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we still have like 88 mL of space left to work with if we have the worst possible scenario of the pills taking up 2x the space

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so it should be fine

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probably

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jade tree
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jade tree
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WHAT

jade tree
subtle ginkgo
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jade tree
subtle ginkgo
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also a typical packing efficiency for cylindrical objects is around 60-70%.

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so in all honesty you would still have like 180mL of space left over

jade tree
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isn’t that too much😭

subtle ginkgo
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yeah like over half lol

jade tree
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how do i fill that much space haha

subtle ginkgo
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wait sorry im dumb

jade tree
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with 365 of them no way

subtle ginkgo
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180*

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not 280

jade tree
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i thought i’d have around 100 left

subtle ginkgo
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fill it up to the top

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or

jade tree
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yeah basically all the way to the top

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not the brim but close enough

jade tree
subtle ginkgo
jade tree
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right i’ll stop bothering you, thank you for the info - i’ll try figure it out on my own

subtle ginkgo
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i wanna try out my cool new thing i made

jade tree
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hahha sure wait

jade tree
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would you like to see the shape of the jar😭

subtle ginkgo
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uhhh sure

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is it like

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not even close to a cylinder lol

jade tree
subtle ginkgo
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:p

jade tree
subtle ginkgo
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walp

jade tree
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at first i was thinking of a love heart one😭😭😭

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why am i telling you this 💀

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diameter 10cm

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height 11cm

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including cork at the top

subtle ginkgo
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ngl dude

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i dont think my thing worked

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xd

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how the heck did it even do this

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wait i think i forgot to set liquid to cylinder

jade tree
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what does the cube represent

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the pills?

subtle ginkgo
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its supposed to be the volume lol

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yeah its just a python program i made while in this help channel

jade tree
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that’s so cool

subtle ginkgo
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doesnt work tho xd

jade tree
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i have no idea how to even do that so congrats 😭

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dw tho one day i’ll get it💀

subtle ginkgo
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YOOOOOOO

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worked

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yeah i forgot to set the blue part to a cylinder lol

subtle ginkgo
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takes like 5 seconds, you can learn easily

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anyways you can .close now lol, sorry for taking so much time

subtle ginkgo
jade tree
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definitely not

subtle ginkgo
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rip

jade tree
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what is that anyway

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i’m only 15 atm💀

subtle ginkgo
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computer science lol

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programming or whatev

jade tree
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is it bad i thought competitive science

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that’s really bad

subtle ginkgo
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meh

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doesnt really matter lol

jade tree
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do yk how the uk system works

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education

subtle ginkgo
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nurp

jade tree
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well

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i’m studying maths throughout it

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so i’ll get it eventually

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not comp sci tho that doesn’t really interest me

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see? i’m using my new terminology

subtle ginkgo
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incredible

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the applied knowledge is crazy

jade tree
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it is

jade tree
subtle ginkgo
jade tree
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that’s not really my thing

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im studying maths, economics and psychology next

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i’m aware psychology isn’t a great mix 😭

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ive heard that psychology is fun, but its just a crap load of writing

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fair enough

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  1. If you will draw the graph of y = x * (x + 2) ^ 2 how will you sketch it with respect to the x-axis?

A. Sketch it crossing both (-2, 0) and (0, 0)

B. Sketch it crossing (-2, 0) and tangent at (0, 0)

C. Sketch it tangent at (-2, 0) and crossing (0, 0)

D. Sketch it tangent at both (-2, 0) and (0, 0)

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Is the answer c?

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Where tangent is the point where the line doesn't intersect x

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and from this observation, I could see that the line doesn't intersect x, meaning it's tangent at -2,0 crossing 0,0

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and also the other method which of course is just the process of elimination

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yes - but i think you'll be required to do this without computer help in the future

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for a rational function, how do i find the end behavior if the denominator has a greater degree? please ping me if you respond!!!!

do i still subtract the denominator exponent from the numerator exponent? do I base the end behavior on the denominator instead? what do i do?

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since the magnitude of the denominator will grow a lot faster than the numerator

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how do i do this? Im getting different answers from my friends and website

autumn geode
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but what have you done so far

broken idol
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and divide by sample size

broken idol
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kk

autumn geode
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get point estimae for mean

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use this formula for standard error

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find t critical to find margin of error rip

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95% confidence interval t

broken idol
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ah okay

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ill try that

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you wanna find urself a beauty friend

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who can sauce you some help

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use a calculator

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send the problem

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2. Pair the triples 
3. Replace these triplets with single number and get it out of cube root 
4. Multiply the numbers out of the cube root ```
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³√81
³√3×3×3×3
³√(3×3×3)×3
3³√3```
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Well you gotta figure it out by yourself
If it's 27,81,243 , you can't use 2 , you need to use 3

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Nope, break it down to smallest prime multiplication then take triplets

³√216
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can someone help me find the concavity of y= 6x+sin(3x)

open silo
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i found the 2nd derivative and solved for the inflection points but i'm getting intervals where the slope is negative

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but when i plotted the original function it was all negative

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help what do i do

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y''=-9sin3x

drowsy epoch
# open silo y''=-9sin3x

If you draw it you will find out that there are intervals where f" > 0 (concave up) and f" < 0 (concave down)

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The period is 2π/b

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So you can divide the sine function into four sections

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And since it's -sine instead sine it starts off decreasing in the first quarter of its period

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ohhh wait i think im misinterpreting the 2nd derivative. I'm not look at the value of y''

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how would we write out the concavity

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# open silo how would we write out the concavity

As I said, you plot the simple sine function, and find out when f'' > 0 (concave up) and when f'' < 0 (concave down).
The transformations from sin(x) -> -9sin(3x) are just that it's been reflected at the y-axis, stretched by 9 units vertically in both direction up/down and the period is 2pi/3.

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hi is anyone here to help?

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ok, gimme a sec thanks

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Among the longer secs I've encountered

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sorry gimme 1 min

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timer started

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oop hold on it resetted :p

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its sending

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so i am taking a study guide test and was very confused on this topic, i was hoping someone could help?

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I would prefer you would answer majority or half of them so i could understand the topic more clearly, thank you very much

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just wanting to know is anyone working with me?

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how

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hi guys.

y = |x| is transformed to y = |2x| -3

is the transformation translation by vector (0, -3), followed by stretch on x axis by stretch factor (1/2)?

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first the stretch, then the move

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ooooh

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is the stretch factor correct?

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bcs my book's answer key says it is stretch on y axis by stretch factor 2, but it might be wrong

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can anyone help me with this?

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@opaque stirrup 用laplace formula来求导

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会花时间但是能做出来

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i need help with derivation of [ \cos(\theta + \phi) = \cos \theta \cos \phi

  • \sin \theta \sin \phi ]

from lhs to rhs

please don't answer me by saying google it i didn't find it on google

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what are you allowed to take for granted

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and frankly this really is something easily found with google

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"addition theorem cos proof"

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A bright young executive with foresight but no initial capital makes
constant investments of D dollars per year at an annual interest rate of
100k percent. Assume that the investments are made continuously and
that interest is compounded continuously.
(a) Find the accumulated amount A at any time t.

i dont understand what this question is saying,
so like hes investing D dollars, so hes "depositing it" but then he will also get the money back at the specified interest right?
is this correct?

warm ether
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100 000 percent??? good lord

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He deposits D dollars per year
there is also an annual interest of (100k% really?)

thorn stump
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100k per cent
so its just gonna cancel out 100k/100 to just be k
its for the sake of calculation i believe

warm ether
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oh thank god

cyan kayak
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k being a variable, makes sense

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So let's think about this in terms of a differential equation.

thorn stump
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yeah i mean i know that but i dont understand the situation

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Let's think about the change in A, dA/dt

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It changes in two ways, first by addition of the continuous deposit, and then by the effects of compound interest.

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dA/dt = ? + ?

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Help me fill in the blanks

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The first ? represents the deposits, so what should go here?

thorn stump
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uhh it should be.... D
but D is deposited annualy
so like D/something?

cyan kayak
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Let's put everything in units of years, so t = 1 is 1 year

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So if that's the case, we have just D

thorn stump
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yeah

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okay

cyan kayak
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What about the second "?"?

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Compound interest

thorn stump
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kD?

cyan kayak
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Not kD

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Close though!

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Compound interest affects the entire value, not just what was just being deposited

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just one sec

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lemme think through 😭

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No worries!

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kD^t?

cyan kayak
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No, colder

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It's k and one letter

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But the letter is not D

thorn stump
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nah man, i have forgotten everything, wait up gimme a minute

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No worries

thorn stump
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oohhh my bad man
it should be kA

cyan kayak
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So dA/dt = D + kA

thorn stump
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so should i solve for A now?

cyan kayak
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This is a differential equation, it should be separable i think, and yeah you solve for A

thorn stump
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okay

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also, kinda dumb maybe but like
i dont CLEARLY understand why its kA, like on the definition of compound interest it takes interest on the current amount?
or is the reason completely different

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Yeah, the idea is compound interest gives you interest on the entire amount

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right that makes more sense

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@cyan kayak hey, just had a thought in mind, so the D + kA, that gives me the change in A right, but why is it so
like shouldnt it be the actual A instead?
and also
why cant i apply the
A = D + Dk^t thing over here

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This is a differential equation.

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Sorry, I thought you were in an ODE class.

thorn stump
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no no i am in one

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but i dont understand

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why not to apply the other ones

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What do you mean "apply the other ones?"

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as in

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A = Pe^kt

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the derivation of this

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i thought of using that here

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You will get a result very similar to that

thorn stump
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but here it doesnt work

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and why is that so

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It's slightly different

thorn stump
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Because there is the D

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So instead of:

A'/A = k

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You have A'/(D+kA) = 1

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And so you integrate that ^

thorn stump
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ooohhh okay

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but wait like, thats what i dont understand

thorn stump
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P is the amount i have

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and here D is the amount im giving

cyan kayak
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There is no D in that equation though

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The situation is different