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Yeah I think we both understand what it's trying to explain now
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I answered a and b
What do u have so far for part c
Solve a system of equations
I am not sure about which line equations to choose
What did u get for b
y=-1/3x+9
Mhm
isn't the value of x = 6
Well, that’s a point on only one of the lines
We’re trying to find the point where both of the lines meet
Hm
The “intersection point” is (1.5,8.5) yes
Midpoint is when we want to find the point in the middle of 2 points
yes
Intersection point is when we want to find where 2 lines meet
so from which point of the line am i trying to solve
Wdym
i am trying to focus with
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https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/903486481929224232/1025873673011351673/unknown.png I'm confused how it got the red part. Can someone please explain? 🙂
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maybe try a proof by induction
thanks hello kitty, makes more sense now
sorry but what math is this
idk, you tell me 😂
Correct hah
I'm not a fan of it.. that's for sure 😅
but on a positive note, its pretty useful for stuff in reinforcement learning
Have you done markov chain before? @lusty spindle
a little bit
M/M queuing?
yeah i heard about that
like that 😛
btw i think it's preferable to close this help channel now...?
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can someone help me with time complexity of this algorithm? outer loop is log_2(n), but i'm struggling with the inner loop
i need to express time complexity of entire program in terms of N
First of all, you should have $$T = \sum_{i = 1}^{\log n} \text{inner}(i)$$
jimmy1234
Since $$j * j < i$$, you will have $$j < \sqrt{i}$$, hence it should be obvious that $$\text{inner}(i) = i^{\frac{1}{2}}$$.
jimmy1234
Do you know how to proceed from this?
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I don't know
so, is it log(n) * sqrt(i)?
Another Hint for you 🙂
can you elaborate on that?
ahh, dont get it
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I don't know how to find it out
I was told that I can't multiply time complexity when the loops are dependent
Maybe as a warm-up replace i in the fourth line with n: j * j < n
^
cause one loop feeds the index to the next
but if we pretend like the first loop is by itself how long does it take based on i
sqrt(i)
yeah
so every time it's called it takes sqrt(i) time
so the approach that you can't do
you can't just say it's called log(n) times so the overall time complexity is log(n)*sqrt(i)
notice that time complexity depends on i when it should only depend on n as well
so what you should do
look at the number of times it tends to be called and the values it's called with
Maybe think about the value of i in the last step of the outer loop.
I need to express it only it terms of n
This is my observation, but I don't know how to express it mathematically
so this is for some n value between 256 and 511, right
512 I think
257 to 512 then
but so
our runtimes are like
0,1,1,2,3,5,7,11,15
well we already know it's sqrt(i)
so if i assumes every power of 2 between 1 and n
we need some way of approximating the sum of all these values for any n
just finding the order of growth
nothing precise
O(n) stuff
hmm, but how
upper bound maybe can be sqrt(n) but don't know if there can be something better
well we need to understand the sequence
does it make sense if i write it as around like sqrt(1), sqrt(2), sqrt(4), sqrt(8), ..., sqrt(2^n)
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one question abt elimination
When u do elimination, can u switch the equations
switch how exactly?
??
i was waiting for you to formulate your question...
I THINK IMLIKE TOO HYPER
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it sounds like the issue resolved itself
hey um @trim lichen i need some help
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I have no fucking idea pls help
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do we just write 22 in its factors
find the highest power of the greatest prime factor in 2006
ik that's how we do it
but what's the logic behind that
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that's 2006!
different way of writing factorial lmao
How many ____ what does it say there
zeroes
Ah
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I was trying to find all a and b integer solutions such that a^2+b^2=25. a^2+b^2 can be factored into (a+bi)(a-bi). If you write that into polar you get sqrt(a^2+b^2)e^iarg(b/a)+sqrt(a^2+b^2)e^iarg(-b/a). You can simplify this to get (a^2+b^2)e^i(arg(b/a)+arg(-b/a) and this equals 25.If you divide both sides by (a^2+b^2) then you get c/(a^2+b^2) which is one meaning e^i(arg(b/a)+arg(-b/a) is one and that means (arg(b/a)+arg(-b/a) this is equal to 0. if you solve for a and b you get a can be any number and b is 0. But there are other solutions like 3 for a and 4 for b.
my bad
and what's "arg(b/a)" exactly?
its
every number can be
written as
ze^itheta
z is sqrt(a^2+b^2)
theta is just
arg(b/a)
arg is ussually inverse tangent
but that sometimes does not work
so I used arg
isit just me or are these not rly int solns anymore when u move into C
what do you mean
isnt int solns just 0,5 and 3,4
arctan(b/a) + arctan(-b/a) = 0 for all values of a and b (where defined), not only when b=0.
negatives also work
ok yea ig u cld, mb
so what you arrived at is exactly nothing!
oh ye
I checked
on wolfram alpha
show exactly what you input into WA
would think WA does not understand your unorthodox notation
yeah but you're passing a real number to it as input
and then you can check the defenition
arg(a+bi) != arg(b/a)...
a and b are real numbers
oh
ok
so it does not work
like inverse tangent
one min
why does bi become
bigot
when i put it in wolfram alpha
I put it in as you said
and it did not give 0
it does, WA is just trying to avoid bullshit when a+bi is a real negative number...
what?
b is a complex?
then why does it not
jesus christ
say true when a and b are real here
no, b itself isn't complex and i never said b was complex
why is what not 0?
because, if it just so happens that a+bi is a real negative number, then arg(a+bi) and arg(a-bi) both equal pi, so the sum is 2pi and not 0...
.................
it can only happen if a < 0 and b = 0.
you yourself declared a and b as real
integer, even
ok
Is this what you are trying to do?
ya
but I get
e^i(arg(a+bi+arg(a-bi)=1
and so
arg(a+bi+arg(a-bi)
if that is 0
it works out
if the question is asking for all real solutions of a and b, it is safe to assume that a and b are real, since a and b are real, we can let arg be inverse tan.
then your line simply becomes, tan theta + tan (-theta) = tan theta - tan theta = 0
no the question is asking for INTEGER solutions of a and b
unless OP wants to amend that
ya it integer
yes, integer solutions are also real
solutions
what I want to do
is find all integer sol
and the add up how many I get
So can I confirm if a and b can be complex numbers with integer Re and Img coefficients? or does Integer solution here only refer to Real integer solutions
a and b are integers.
and when you square them both and then
add them
you get another integer
For integers a, b a^2 + b^2 = 25 this should remind you of a certain triangle
I know
3,4,5
But I am trying to generlize
where if you get any numebr c
you can find how many integer a,b satisty
Got it
a^2+b^2=c
anyway my doubt was cleared
I entered the wrong thing
on wolfram alpha
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hi so i was wondering
for some contour C being D(0,R), R>0
how do we get cot(z) is upper bounded by 2
i mean i searched n thr r some nice elab proofs
but is there something nice i can just state
cuz i think its said i cant take it for granted?
or must i write a long elaborate proof for that

yea

maybe
ill rewatch
i feel it said
to NOT
but the proof looks
bit long
oki
no the
ty again
proof is in my notes
yea ik
i have the notes open
yea i mean
a terrifyingly bad calculation
TnT
no i
which is hard to get
u just
maybe not for the later part of the subj
at the summary bit
because i didnt write notes for it
D:
is ok
thrs
no more ass aft this
wait crap
ur
notes prob dont even cover the ass
this ass
idk
im not even at the ass yet
im just looking at the lects even

oki anw
tytyytyty
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Work your way backward
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hi
i need help figuring out this q
- Jennifer buys a very large box of mixed-colour drawing pins. 25% are blue, 15% are red, and the
remainder are brown.
Find the probabilities that: (i) all 6 drawing pins selected are brown
what method do i use to do this
what type of probability is this
do i create 6 instances
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is there any other faster way of solving this question?
$$\frac{13.442}{4.7} = \dfrac{13442 \times \dfrac{1}{1000}}{47 \times \dfrac{1}{10}}=\dfrac{13442}{47}\times\frac{1}{100} = \frac{286}{100}=2.86$$
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Sin7=cosec83 ?
csc x is the reciprocal of sinx, so csc 83 = 1/sin83
jip
I mean if tan21=cot69, isnt sin21=cosec69?
What's that?
oh sorry it means *yup
And once compare
Np, Kaori
hehe
if you're working in degrees then yes
yupp
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what's your question
I don't get this at all
according to the book the inverse of F(11) and regular f(11) should both be 8
but I get different answers
you're supposed to find the x value for which f(x) is 11
not find the value of f at 11
what does that mean
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hi need help with this
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dunno how to do this
rational root theorem might help
i was thinking of that too
but isnt that for rational
numbers
ig interger can be represented
leading coefficient is 1
too
hmm so q or 1 and their negatives
no dont i have to sum p and q first
actually, maybe use vieta's
pq is the sum and p+q is the product
what then
idk
ig it tells you that p,q are also roots to a similar quadratic
reducing mod p and q gives that x must be a square mod pq, but idk if that helps
give the roots names
so you sub in X1 and X2 in the x in the polynomial?
no
wdym then
(x-x1)(x-x2)
now expand
does this equal to the polynomial?
like both are factors of the
polynomial
ok wut after expansion
compare it to the form you have
compare it to the polynomial??
yes
yeah
and -x2x-x1x is the mid term
yeah
isnt this just vieta
pq = x1+x2
you know what
screw all this
a polynomial has integer solutions when it's discriminant is a perfect square
maybe that'll help lol
oof
plus these questions are made by my prof himself
so i cant get online solutions
he lit has the copy right OZ math there lol
yes
Question 17?
This condition is fun
i just wanna give up
Nah not 17 the old Q
on all the remaning
I feel like maybe it's typed wrong or something
or maybe I just can't see something
Anyways 17 ig
any question
would be fine
😅
def is_square(integer):
root = math.sqrt(integer)
return integer == int(root + 0.5) ** 2
i=10
for p in range(-i,i):
for q in range(-i,i):
test=p**2*q**2+4*(p+q)
if test>=0:
if is_square(test):
if (p*q+test)%2==0:
print(p,q)```
how do you take the discriminate for a cubic or is there such thing. Im looking at 18
returns a lot of things
No obvious pattern?
not that I could see
just that p=1 works for anything
actually, maybe only p=-q away from 1 and 0
hmm
I know there's some generalized discriminant but idk what
Or if it'll help
My first observation is it's not true for every p,q,r
for example x^3-1 only has 1 real root
ok it's fine, ill just ask him to explain all the questions
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well I can do 17 probably
how
This is some graduate stuff you don't need it
Might not even help
The function is always negative for negative x
moni i need you tonight for the reimann thing yesterday btw, maybe not tonight
i should wrap up my inequality notes tonight
ok
Has 3 real roots
ok
what
great question professor
Brb

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18 I meant I can do
✅
nice nice
the roots for 18 are 1, i, and -i?
it's an arbitrary polynomial
quite so
Based on the choices of signs
I assumed (though it would be much nicer if the professor specified)
p,q,r have to be positive
So I found 2 polynomials, 1 which has 1 real root and one which has 3
that satisfy that form
this has roots 1,2,3
This has roots 1,i,-i
how did u find them
First one was just 2(x-1)(x-2)(x-3)
I figured that probably had the alternating form needed, and of course it has zeroes at 1,2,3
nice ill write that for my answer
any equation with all positive roots will have the same alternating form
But not vice versa
ahh
U need 2 answers really
You need to show it can have 3 or 1 real roots
Or maybe the answer is just "no"
because they're not always real
my class is starting, ill message u the solutions for the other ones
moni
Yes
what is lim sup

Ok so say I have a sequence a1,a2,...
infinite sequence
most of the stuff he wrote under the topic limit of function
i dont quite get
ill prob have to relisten
to recording
ok Lim sup isn't important here really
it's like
If you have a sequence that doesn't converge, but oscillates infinitely within a certain region
ok
Lim sup is the upper bound of that region and Lim inf is the lower bound
So like
1,-1,1,-1,1,-1,...
upper bound is 1?
ok sick
And Lim inf is -1
And unlike limits, which don't always exist
Lim sup and Lim inf always exist for a sequence if you allow them to be +-infinity in some cases
He’s roasting me so bad lmao
So using them you actually get an exact condition for the radius of convergence
lmao
why am I teaching all the material you're missing because you're talking to me instead lol
this seems cyclic
You will!🥰
:)
Idk wasn't the problem originally -px
instead of -q
Maybe he's solving a different problem
I want you to speak up and ask him if p^2 = p^2+0 is valid lol
if he asks about sum of squares
a²+b²
Oh he says it’s very hard to think of the solution he’s writing
lmao
What is he doing moni 
Wild
As usual
What do I say
P is an integer
Write out full sentence
Is p²+0² also a valid solution
scream
ask him when you can
Afraid
Trying to prove (M-N)/2 and (m+n)/2 are integers
can't write q
Yes
He said that
He said many other things
I didn’t comprehend
You shouldn't need to use the details of later questions to deduce which correct answers to earlier questions are actually correct lol
But I'll give him benefit of the doubt here
lol
Bro what is his solution tho😭
Lol he said question 12
Is wrong too
Cogwheel did that one
that's cause you can find exact values of a,b,c
well yeah that's the start of what looks like a vlid proof
Rotational symmetry equation he calls
i misread this one
that's 13 nvm
yeah the solution to 12 was perfectly valid
He said it’s wrong ???
Like what I wrote
maybe you didn't elaborate enough
Hmm he said it’s completely wrong 😭
Idk read his stuff, I also don’t know 😅
He’s not done yet
He’s literally stuck rn 🐓
It’s hilarious to watch him not solving the question 🤩
He says that my solution is using different cases which is logically wrong
X is a variable
You can’t assume f(x) is larger than x
Or smaller
but the alternative is f(x)=x
He says u can’t assume that. What do I say
does f(x)=x then?
i'm not saying (for all x f(x)>x) or (for all x f(x)<x), we'll prove that later
i'm saying for all x (f(x)>x or f(x)<x)
we know f(x) =/= x, right
that's given
right
Right
so
suppose there were 2 values a,b
such that f(a) > a, and f(b) < b
consider g(x) = f(x) - x
g(a) > 0, g(b) < 0
Ok I’m asking him
g is continuous, since it's a difference of continuous functions
so by the IVT, there exists c between a and b such that g(c)=0
then f(c)=c, a contradiction
i don't think so
I said exactly what you said. I think he got
tell him the proof you saw involved the use of IVT maybe
What you mean
ah ok
Ok I don’t get the details but I’ll figure that out later
Yay he says that you have to be explicit about the cases
And without being explicit, it’s logically wrong or smth
@dense breach
18 uses the discriminate of
Cubic
😅
Idk He’s using cardano’s method(?
He’s not done
oml
you should bring up to him 2x^3-2x^2+2x-2 when he is
as that's 2(x-1)(x^2+1) and thus has 1 real root
unless he acknowledges the answer to the problem is "sometimes"
I put that as my original answer
Think he’s aware
This is cardano
It’s basically discriminate for quadratic
But he turned cubic to quadratic already
ah ok
If d<0, there are 3 real roots
If d>0, 1 real root
And 2
Conjugate imaginary roots
If d=0, at least 2 real roots are the same
maybe not
What problem are yall doin
all of them ;-;
Where
All kinds of questions we know the method but can’t apply them well👍
Where
Lemme resend
here
feel free to look if ur curious but this is really more of a chat at this point lol
Lol yes
Indeed
Well it’s still my questions
Cause I can’t understand a shit
He’s writing
Mini is just helping
For intepretation
Vietas states that if we write the roots as r and s,
(x-r)(x-s)=x^2-(r+s)x+rs
Matching coefficients we get
r+s=pq
rs=p+q
Add together you get
rs+r+s=pq+p+q
We use sfft
(r+1)(s+1)=(p+1)(q+1)
There isnt if one of them =1
ah you add and subract hmm
Add them
Ah i didnt think about subtracting 😅
Interesting, is this live
Yeppp
I don’t think it works ???
Oh bruh listen to your prof
Can’t understand 😅
I always listen to the recording
@dense breach I’m super confused
ok im here lol
yeah i didn't know where to go either
Just different cases
And it’s solved somehow
Don’t need to consider p because when q=1, it already proves the p part
Somehow
Btw he’s speaking Chinese. So I’m trying my best to
Translate
o dang
Number 17 now
😭
He subsided all x to 1/y
Substitute
And it’s the same
This is magical 
So this means that if r is a root, 1/r is also a root
wow
He’s introducing a concept called symmetric polynomials
Should I ask him 19-22
I didn’t even look at those
They seem quite unsolvable
i think that's negative 3
just let him talk lol don't ask him if it's just about every single question
i'mma not be very active here for a while
ClAss ends at 7
I can only fit in about 2
Questions
Moni give me two questions from 19-25
and you can leave
A while. , like for a long time ?
maybe a half hour to an hour
lol
Lmao he said 19 is super obvious and why I don’t know how to do it
😭😭
He doesn’t want to explain cause it’s too obvious
Wtv
I’m asking 25
I tried to pick ones so you'd understand the explanation
lol
20 maybe them
then
Okok
