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winter tendon
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Hello?

haughty solstice
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The slope between two points is basically the difference of their y coordinates divided by the difference between their x coordinates

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Like if suppose (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) are two points
A line joining these 2 points wud b having a slope
Which is equal to
(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

winter tendon
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Is that -3+-1/r+5

haughty solstice
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Yess

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Nd u alr know the value of the slope

winter tendon
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Ok so is ut -4/5r

haughty solstice
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U can't add r+5

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Oh was it a typo?

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U getting it ??

winter tendon
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Well isn’t -5 plus -r 5r

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Or is that completely wrong

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?

haughty solstice
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r+5 isn't it ?

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r-(-5)

winter tendon
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Yeah that’s what I had

haughty solstice
winter tendon
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So it would be -4/5r=-2/5

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?

haughty solstice
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Yea
-4/5+r

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Cross multiply the two fractions

winter tendon
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-10+2r=-20

haughty solstice
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It shud b -10 - 2r

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=-20

winter tendon
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Ur right my bad

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Forgot the sign

haughty solstice
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Hmm np

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U got the ans now?

winter tendon
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So when you divide by 2 you get -5

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?

haughty solstice
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Divide what by 2 ?

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Oh the whole eqn ?

winter tendon
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-2r/2r=-10/2

haughty solstice
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Instead, u can simply shift the terms

winter tendon
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Or do still carry the signs

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Bc then that would be positive

haughty solstice
haughty solstice
winter tendon
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Well like, -2r/-2r=-10/-2=5

haughty solstice
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It shud b jst 2 in the denominator on the lhs

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-2r/-2=-10/-2

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Bro instead, there's a simple thing u can do

winter tendon
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Like what

haughty solstice
winter tendon
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Oh

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I see

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Well they I did it was how I was taught but that definitely was easier

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How would you solve for this question y/4+1/12=y/3-1/6

haughty solstice
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What is it on the RHS ?

winter tendon
haughty solstice
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Firstly
Try to get rid of the denominators to make it easy

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Or otherwise u can always shift the terms

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Wud u mind if i explain it on a call ?

winter tendon
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I don’t think that can work I people around me atm

haughty solstice
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Um okay np

winter tendon
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well the common denominator for all of them is 12 right?

haughty solstice
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So yeah
Jst multiply the whole eqn with the greatest common denominator to get rid of the fractions

winter tendon
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Ok, so I got 3y+1=36y-12

haughty solstice
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U messed up with the RHS bro

winter tendon
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Yeah I realized:/

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Wait

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I’m not sure where you’re looking at

haughty solstice
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See
12(y/3-1/6) = 4y - 2

winter tendon
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Ok

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I fixed it

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Thank for your help

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so im not sure if i did this correctly, but i think the points are coplanar because i got 9 for the volume

fading terrace
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whats 1=1

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whats 1%23<3,45

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fading terrace
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ik

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its advanced schools learning

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its pretty hard

daring karma
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is that supposed to help me with the problem?

fading terrace
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no

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help me

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fast reef
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for what is this formula A=b-cd

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iron ferry
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explain fraction.

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fraction

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fractions

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yeah

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coral crystal
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how do I do part B?

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this is what I got so far from part A

wraith hinge
coral crystal
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I do not

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(thats why im asking)

wraith hinge
# coral crystal I do not

normalising a vector means making it a length of 1

so what do you is get the length/magnitude of a given vector and each entry by that

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can you do that for me and what do you get

coral crystal
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so do you just use elementary operations on each column?

wraith hinge
coral crystal
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coral crystal
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so for the first column I would just divide each entry by -1?

wraith hinge
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is -1 the magnitude of v1?

coral crystal
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no sorry sqrt 3

wraith hinge
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so what is e1

coral crystal
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so I would get (1/sqrt3, -1/sqrt3, 1/sqrt 3)

wraith hinge
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yes

coral crystal
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so simple as that?

wraith hinge
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e1 is a normalised vector now, you can check by getting its magnitude

coral crystal
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which is sqrt 3 its magnitude

wraith hinge
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,w magnitude (1/srt(3), -1/sqrt(3), 1/sqrt(3))

coral crystal
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ok but is the same result of e1

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im getting a bit lost

wraith hinge
coral crystal
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so is it 1 or the 3 arguments ?

wraith hinge
coral crystal
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ok

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another question if I can

wraith hinge
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sure

coral crystal
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how can I find the proj v1 (v2)?

wraith hinge
coral crystal
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to find projv1 v2 should I do (v1*v2)/magnitude of v1 mult by v1 ?

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like so if it make sense

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i keep getting 18.24 for a

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my working out

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dense hornet
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i have no idea what im doing wrong; ive redone this problem like 20 different times and every single time it's wrong 😭 if you need any clarification with my work lmk

dense hornet
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just found an issue in my last step i forgot to square 2sqrt(3) but the answer i got is still wrong

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..figured it out, the question needed decimal form

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wraith hinge
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How do I simplify this?

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trail obsidian
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What is the limit

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x approaches 0?

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trail obsidian
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Could you show the question?

wraith hinge
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Using the difference quotient

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left oriole
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there's no h in sqrt(x^2 - 1)...

wraith hinge
left oriole
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yes please show the original question

night zodiac
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That's the original question

left oriole
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well the answer is just sqrt(2x - 1) surely

night zodiac
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left oriole
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but then there's no difference quotient

night zodiac
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If the difference quotient has an h, where is your h?

wraith hinge
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This is the next step

trail obsidian
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Naww

night zodiac
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Oh you plugged in h = 0, that's why it was weird

trail obsidian
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Bro probably tryna find the derivative

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trail obsidian
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Is it the derivative of √(2x-1)?

night zodiac
wraith hinge
wraith hinge
trail obsidian
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Ok ok

night zodiac
wraith hinge
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I erased it but let me write it out again hold on

trail obsidian
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Where is the h

night zodiac
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On the left fraction

wraith hinge
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I left it out because I’m trying to find the top portion first, the f(x+h) - f(x)

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It’s back here

night zodiac
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You can cancel out the h's

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Then that's it, plug in h = 0, simplify

wraith hinge
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I can’t just add the roots right?

night zodiac
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Well you have $\frac{2}{\sqrt{2x-1} + \sqrt{2x-1}}$

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dldh06

night zodiac
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dldh06

wraith hinge
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Idk I have no idea what to do when it comes to square roots

night zodiac
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$1\sqrt{x} + 1\sqrt{x}$

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dldh06

night zodiac
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Do you agree?

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$\sqrt{x} + \sqrt{x} = 1\sqrt{x} + 1\sqrt{x}$

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dldh06

wraith hinge
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Ohhhh okay. Why is the reason we take the number out?

night zodiac
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You don't

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I never took a number out

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Anything times 1 is just itself

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Same logic with x, that's the same as 1x

night zodiac
# solid kiln **dldh06**

But notice how we can do something like $u = \sqrt{x}$ and just say $\sqrt{x} + \sqrt{x} = 1\sqrt{x} + 1\sqrt{x} = 1u + 1u$

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dldh06

night zodiac
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Could you add those now?

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What's 1u + 1u?

wraith hinge
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2u?

night zodiac
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Yes

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And recall that I did $u = \sqrt{x}$

solid kilnBOT
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dldh06

night zodiac
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So plug that back in

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You can apply that same logic to your problem because you have $\sqrt{2x-1}$ in the denominator

solid kilnBOT
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dldh06

night zodiac
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So you can do $u = \sqrt{2x-1}$

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dldh06

wraith hinge
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Ohhhhh okay

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So that would become my denominator

wraith hinge
night zodiac
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Yes because anything times 1 is just itself

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So if you have (1145616511x + 126655321), you can say 1 * (1145616511x + 126655321)

wraith hinge
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Thank you!

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$$ \text{ if } \lvert x - 1 \rvert < \delta \text{ Then } $$

$$ \lvert x^{2}- 1 \rvert < \frac{1}{2} \text{ f(x) = }x^2 \text{ find delta so that epsilon = 1/2} $$

How to solve this?

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Nerdy_Coder

bright pine
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The proof for non linear functions here doesn’t work for all episilon > 0

zinc ginkgo
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yes it does

bright pine
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why?

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The left side is undefined for some things

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so for some values of episilon abs(f(x) - L) < Epsilon isn’t true

zinc ginkgo
bright pine
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When you solve for x

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and you get something like this

sqrt(limit - episilon) < x < sqrt(limit + episilon)

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Some values of epsilon make the left side undefined

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therefore this can’t be a proof for epsilon > 0

zinc ginkgo
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You mean L?

bright pine
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yea

zinc ginkgo
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You should read the whole link. They address the sqrt(25 -eps/3) being undefined for eps>75

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zinc ginkgo
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...

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The very first line here says eps>0

zinc ginkgo
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eps > 0 and eps2 = min(eps,72)

bright pine
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Huh?

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I’m confused you restrict the domain though

zinc ginkgo
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they replaced eps2 with eps in the delta definition since eps is arbitrary

zinc ginkgo
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Specifically in the definition of delta

bright pine
bright pine
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Or rather 76

zinc ginkgo
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zinc ginkgo
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The numbers in your problem should be a lot simpler, but the ideas are the same

bright pine
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I spent hours on stuff like this and I still didn’t understand

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im struggling sm rn pls someone help!!

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versed bloom
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i just got to the general term and made the variable equal 0 but its giving me a decimal

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and r cant be a decimal

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im so confused

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versed bloom
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sry i just ripped up my paper imma redo it

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thats where im stuck

wispy sparrow
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i think you lost the extra x^2 at the start

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that should give a normal answer

versed bloom
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how do i put x^2 into the equation tho

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cause i cant put multiply it into the brackets cause exponents are first right?

wispy sparrow
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you can add it with the other x'es on the 4th line

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and just leave it alone until then

versed bloom
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like put it in the general equation?

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..

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@wispy sparrow

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Yustiban

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I got 2 wrong does anyone know what 2 I got wrong

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reviewing my math notes and this doesn’t make sense to me! could you please help me figure it out 🙏🏻

last rune
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x+3y=0

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the x intercept is when y=0, ie x=0

random crest
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x = 0, y = 0

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This is the graph of the quation

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like when finding the x intercept why was x + 3y = 0 written out as y + 3 (0) = 0

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I did!! How so?

night zodiac
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It was x + 3y = 0 -> x + 3 (0) = 0

night zodiac
night zodiac
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did I miswrite it for y too?

night zodiac
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No

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Ok I think I understand better

night zodiac
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To find the points u graph w/, u substitute in the 0 because that’s what it equals?

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and for the x you substitute it into the y, and to find the y u substitute into the x?

night zodiac
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What exactly do you mean?

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like to find the coordinates to graph the x + 3y =0

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i substitute the x w 0 to find the y coordinate and the y w 0 to find the x coordinate

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??

night zodiac
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Do you know why 0 was substituted?

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UM

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bcs the equation =‘s 0?

night zodiac
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Nope

dull badge
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oh can u explain it to me 😭

night zodiac
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Do you know what the x and y intercepts are?

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um they both end up being 0 at the end right?

night zodiac
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No

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what do they end up being then?

night zodiac
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I'm just asking for the general definition of x and y intercepts

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OH

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um

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no I don’t know the definition

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wait

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they’re when the line crosses the x and y line right?

night zodiac
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Wdym x and y line?

dull badge
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like these

night zodiac
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Those are called axes (singular is axis)

dull badge
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oh 😭 thank u I forgot!!

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so the interceot is when the line crosses the x and y axes

night zodiac
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Yes so the x intercept is when it crosses the x axis, and y intercept is when it crosses the y axis

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For it to be an x intercept, what is the one special feature it has?

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um

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I’m not sure!!

night zodiac
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More specifically, the special feature lies within the coordinates

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For it to be an x intercept, which coordinate is special and why?

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You said the x intercepts crosses the x axis

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um yes!! wait

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the x needs to b 0…?

night zodiac
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Not quite

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The y is 0

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For it to be an x intercept, the y coord is always 0

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OH

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so if I’m trying to find the x/y intercepts of a line to graph an equation… the x will always have a 0 in the y coordinate and the y will always have a 0 in the x coordinate— which is why they’re substituted w 0 to find the other coordinate?

night zodiac
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Yes

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So that's why with x + 3y = 0, to find the x intercept, because the y coord is always 0, you plug in 0 for y

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And you get x + 3(0) = 0

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So x = 0

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and the y coordinate will b 0

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so its (0,0)?

night zodiac
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Yes

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and then I do the same for the y right? (0) + 3y = 0 —> 3y = 0 —> y = 0

night zodiac
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Yes

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and then the x coordinate wld be 0 so it’d be (0,0) again and both the (0,0)’s together wld be an ordered pair?

night zodiac
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Yes

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thank you!! <3

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manic jackal
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Is there a way to show that this polynomial is always different to 0?

last rune
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for any value of a, you have 56

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it never passes through (0,0)

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or simply if you recognise this polynomial P(x) as graph, then y intercept is 56

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I don’t know if that’s you are looking for

modern path
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I think he means to proof that the polynomial never equals to 0 ( have no real roots )

manic jackal
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Not a proof really, just to justify that this polynomial is never 0

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zinc ginkgo
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Assuming a>0

manic jackal
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That would require to find the derivative which would result in a polynomial of grade 5

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And checking where it is equal to 0 is a bit difficult too

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royal remnant
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factor out an a from the derivative, that is

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royal remnant
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just plotting this function on desmos, it looks like it has messy roots so i think you have to use a calculator

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Is this method right or wrong?

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I was thinking 1/2 of 3u instead of 3/5.

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why multiply by 5 tho

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Like I assume the swimming pool is 5 units

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ok, and?

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so like 3/10(wading) pool of the swimming pool

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literally you could just remove that multiplication by 5 step entirely and your answer and process would have been correct

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Here, V is in R^nxn and orthonornal, and z is in R^n

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Can I get some computational steps in between?

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matrix vector multiplication

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How is the answer for b) 6,300,000?

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Hmm it should’ve been converted to scientific notation if anything

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matrix help

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I know how to multiply the matrix

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help

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Can you send a bit more clear picture of it?

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kk

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Since this isn't an integer type question, we can first apply few elimination method, okay?

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Tho we might solve it too later

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Kk

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This is the clearest I can get , sorry

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Works

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Yaa

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Then what would be domain of first term?

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What values can x take in first term?

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Greater than 0

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What about 2nd term

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Greater than 2

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Yes

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Wht about 3rd term

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Same ?

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Yes

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What would be final domain?

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3 to infinity

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Wrong

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Oh

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It is nowhere mention that x is integer

mortal magnet
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Ohh

wraith hinge
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It can be 2.0000001 too

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Or 2.5

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Ooh

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So greater than 2

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So what would be final domain

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Yes

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What options can you eliminate now?

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A and b ?

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Yes

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Now we just need to choose one from c or d

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Yuup

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(To remove that rootx from term)

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ooh

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The only difference between c and d is that, it doesn't contain integer 3 (if we only look at integers)

So if we are able to prove smth for x=3 then we can make our final decision

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but then i would need to multiply all with 2

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okk

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so i can just substtue 3 for x

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and c if it comes or not

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Show that the identity is true for all n in N

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!status

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From what I tried with different values it’s not true

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I have begun but got stuck

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So I was solving apsolute of 2x-2= x + 1 and I got x1=3 and x2= - 3 but when I check it obv ain't - 3. Can anyone tell me why?

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I believe you solved it wrong.

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You most likely forgot to distribute the negative sign

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Yeah lol I squared one side for no reason idk why 💀

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help regarding metrics

Im looking at the metric $$d(x,y)=min{p(x,y), 1}$$
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for the triangle inequality there should be 4 cases if im not mistaken or not?
triangle equality being: $$d(x,z) <= d(x,y) + d(y,z)$$
$$ 1. p(x,z), p(x,y) and p(y,z) < 1$$
$$ 2. p(x,z) >= 1 and p(x,y) and p(y,z) < 0 $$
$$ 3. p(x,z) >= 1 and p(x,y) or p(y,z) >= 1 $$
$$ 4. p(x,z), p(x,y) and p(y,z) >= 1 $$

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@quartz yoke its any metric room

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since you asked earlier, I saw online people only assume for d(x,z) meing 1 or p(x,y) and then looking at the minimal case for the opposite site but this 4 case thing should workout as well

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please someone explain the last point

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ik if a,b,c =....a_n are in AP then, reciprocal of this equation (this last one a1a2+a2a3...) simplifies to n-1/a_1*a_n

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but i dont know about this one

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@mystic veldt proof

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abey

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cheating karta hai beta

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Par aata hai mujhe

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1/a1 qur 1/a2 AP mai hai
Commondifference aise krte krte sabka same
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Aisa hi sabka kr

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are haaa thk thk

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bass

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da1a2 = a1 - a2

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😂😂

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Yaar tune ego pe laa di baat

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Chal sahi hai ho gye doubts?

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Kaha tak pahuche?

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Chem aur math mai?

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straight lines pe hu, abhi toh rev kar rha

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tu?

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Gaseous khatam hone aya 🙆

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Sequence and series khatm hoen aya

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Aur Centre of mass khatam hone aya

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physics me mere yaha, circular pe hai😥

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feeet kya hoga hamara

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Chal channel band krde warna bolne aa jayege

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haa

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ek toh saale rote bhut hai

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rules na tutuna chahiye inka

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lang ka fayda utha lia

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sahi h

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Aur spammers aiwe hi ghumte rehte unko kn

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opencry haa

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abey chal na mere ko bata rha

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😂😂😂, dikhawa

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Aisa lage ki padha rha tha 😂😂

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Hello I need help with figuring out how to do this question with the power rule method:

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i get how to do it with the quotient rule but cant figure out how to get the same answer with the power rule

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$\frac{30x^8}{5x^2}-\frac{6x^2}{5x^2}+\frac{x}{5x^2}$

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x = csc (n) and y = csc (n) + cot (n) and if n = 2 get the tangent line

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. how do you graoh the ampolitude for y = 1/3 sinx

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Where did the infinity go

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14/((p-1)ln^(p-1)x)

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do you know $\lim_{x \to \y} \frac{1}{\log^a(x)}$ for $a > 0$?

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riemann

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no

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Not really sure how ln/logs and infinity work. I thought ln(infinity) = infinity since it just seems to get bigger

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Looks like it would be infinity

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no

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can you screenshot what you plotted

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and the equation

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Oh

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I see, I'm not sure how I missed that

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My brain thought 1/infinity = infinity somehow idk how

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What am I doing wrong for 7?

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Linear algebra

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Deduct a formula that allows you to calculate the area of the parallelogram that has as adjacent sides the vectors u and v in R3.

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mmm

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did u make some draws??

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something like this I guess

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Not exactly sure what im doing wrong with this one

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Im unsure of what this is asking? I think its asking what the slope is and the lowest slope goes first?

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Decreasing order

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So D, E, C, A,B?

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confused with a 😭

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if i wanna show d divides s

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then i gotta say s = q * d + r, where r = 0 no?

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Why don't we go with the hint first?

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We can identify a few nice algebraic properties of S

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hmm ok

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and that will lead to showing r is 0?

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naww i dont get it

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Np. So S is:
Closed under integer multiplication,
Closed under addition

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That is, if you take some integer k, and some member s, such that s is in S:
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Can you prove that?

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logically it makes sense but

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the trick is that when you use the division theorem to write s = qd + r
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how they getting 6t/1?

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for f

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is this the only possibility?

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suppose you have such a relation, and take a pair (x, y) such that xRy
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I’m in excel trying to find the least squares regression line given 7 points and the trendline ability isn’t working

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So is there a way to calculate it manually

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do the residuals follow a pattern themselves? iirc you cannot use least square regression and a linear trendline if the residuals follow a trend

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Uh…

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I can send the points

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I have a pretty simple trig problem, on a 2D unit square with the bottom left at (0,0) and top right at (1,1) lives a vector labeled C with direction defined by X and Y which would be evaluated with your standard sine and cosine. Y can't be negative, meaning in this case a rotation can only be within 180 degrees. How do I find the raycasted position from any X position of C? C is to be defined at position (v, 0) where v is in [0, 1]

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I got pretty close with secant and cosecant, but I just could not find myself in getting the sides to merge as I was doing the top side, left side and right sides seperately and I was sure there was a better way, so here I am

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where did i go wrong?

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3nπ/4 might not be in principal value range ie (-π,π]

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you should write 2kπ + 3nπ/4 = π/4 and check from the options which n gives you integer k

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sorry i still dont get it?

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k is any integer

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you know how values of trignometric functions repeat right?

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yep

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if you add any integral multiple of 2π to an angle you get the same value for sin and cos

safe shuttle
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ok thank you

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i dont really get it tbh but ill try again

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wait im still explaining

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oh ok

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so cos pi/4 is same as cos(2pi + pi/4)

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or cos( 6pi + pi/4)

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or cos (-4pi + pi/4)

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you get this part right?

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any integer * 2π

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yea

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is this what u mean?

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so the answer is n = 3

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since it goes 1 full cycle

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and ends at pi/4

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yes

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which is my principal argument

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ahh ok i see i see

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thank you very much brother!

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just remember n and k are to be different

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ok thanks 😄

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inverse functions and min and max of linear regression

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Its <@&268886789983436800>

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Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
"Find all Natural numbers n less than 100, such that n^122 - 96*(n^81) ends in the digits 77."

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Is this a gdc question

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In a mixture of soda and alcohol, there is 84% alcohol. After replacing the mixture with 15 liters of pure alcohol, the percentage of soda in the mixture becomes 14%. the quantity of mixture is.

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What have you tried

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Locate where y is

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For the first problem

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Is it in or outside the square root?

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uhh out?

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im new to this

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Look at it

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If it's being "sheltered" by the square root, it's inside

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So in this case it's gonna be inside the square root

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$c = \sqrt{x - y}$

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Umbraleviathan

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What's the inverse of the square root

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no idea

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+?

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okay

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Then solve for y

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Suppose $q \in \mathcal{P}(\mathbb{R})$. Prove that there exists a polynomial $p \in \mathcal{P}(\mathbb{R})$ such that
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what does P(R) mean for this problem

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if $a \propto b$ then $b \propto a$

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so trying to prove the above statement which describes the symmetry of proportionality

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unsure on how to proceed. I tried examining something with the contrapositive but I can't see it

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Unpack!

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And you want b = (something)a

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yes indeed

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but b = 1/k*a doesn't make it proportional would it

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Why not?

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wait really?

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uh

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well

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I guess fair enough

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b is equal to some constant times a

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Seems pretty proportional to me

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idk why I was under the assumption of the constant needing to be an integer lol

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It can be any non zero real

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List the elements of set {6a + 10b: a, b ∈ Z}:

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It's a question in foundations of mathematics

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List the elements

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I would usually write a and b as a=n and b=-2n and write the set like that

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However what if a is 0 and b is 1

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I'm unclear myself

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ping me in 10 mins pls

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the set "{6a + 10b : a, b ∈ Z}" contains an infinite amount of possible values because a and b could be any integer

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so it's not possible to list all elements in the set unless you provide more information

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are you allowed to use a calculator

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then you can solve it like that

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divide by x

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divide by 4/3

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reciprocate

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but u get the point

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for number 21, can 6(2-2y) equal 5(2y-2) ????

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so the answer is no solution?

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oh

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what are they asking for

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is it just to find the value of y that satisfies?

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solve each equation

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it’s like ya

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i think

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solving equations with the variable on each side

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Have you tried solving for y

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i think y= 1

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Yes

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why can it be said that lim x-> 0+ of xlnx = 0* infinity

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isnt ln0 undefined?

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or does it approach infinity?

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you're not talking about ln(0), you're talking about what happens to ln(x) as x approaches 0 from the right side

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try graphing it on desmos

verbal cloak
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it looks like it approaches negative infinity

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like an asymptote

fiery goblet
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xlnx, not just lnx

verbal cloak
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it approaches 0?

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wait no

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sorry

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it is -infinity

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0 * -infinity

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x is 0 as x approaches 0^+

and lnx is -infinity as x approaches 0^+

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limits dont care about what happens at ln(0), you're just talking about what happens as you approach 0 from the right side

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i see thats why im confused

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because text book says 0* infinity

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but when i did the limit i got -infinity

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that was just their way of explaining indeterminate form maybe? because you need to convert it to the form: infinity/infinity to solve it using l'hop

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ah

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yeah im still getting a grasp at that conversion thingy

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i get it now

fiery goblet
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as l'hop only works on quotients

verbal cloak
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yeah

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and for infinity i think f(x) and g(x) =inf

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as lim x-> inf

fiery goblet
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wdym?

verbal cloak
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lim x->inf f(x)=g(x)=infinity

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so inf/inf

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im probably saying it wrong

fiery goblet
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for xlnx?

verbal cloak
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and i was from its the opposite lim x-> inf f(x)=g(x) = 0

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wait

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when i simplify it L'hopitals doesnt work

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still indeterminant

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im completely lost on this limit now lol

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you need to get it into the form inf/inf

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$\lim_{x \to 0^{+}} \frac{\ln{x}}{\frac1x}$

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then just l'hop

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yeah

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ahh

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i made a mistake and did a different converseion

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that led to

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x/1/lnx

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from 0/0

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