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Firstly Write all the values of x
For the first one x is all numbers greater or equal to -3 and less or equal to 2
hmmn
what can I help you?
table of values for no.1
what table?
uhmm
just sub x
To get the values of f(x) when x is a certain number replace x with its value in x²+2x
Who should I believe I need to finish this hahah
We are all saying the same thing. Anyone's way will work
okay/
@prime lynx
Yes
next problem/
Is this right?
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Yes
Is the ans right?
ah, I know
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Yes
bro why😭
Guysss look??
bro?
of course
What, do u have any prob with it
its right, that 2 doesent have anything tho
ah, yes last answer is 8
why??
i mean like you havent wrote anything for the 2 :p
its 8?
Stop giving the answer out
Let her try to solve it
I mean x=2 f(2)=8, okay?

not interested
the cat is cute
Replace x with 2 in x²+2x
Ohhh is this notation right?
Since x²+2x = f(x)
whats the value of x
f(2) = 2²+2(2)
It is 2 in the last column
do you like dogs or cats lmao
Both
yep
But I prefer dogs 🐶
me too but i shifted my opinion abit once i saw mt friends dog and i stepped on catshit
Who are u asking
the one im replying?
its not :p
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how do I graph it
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Graph what
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so for this one in the first step they multiplied both top and bottom with x in order to get rid of of the x in the numerator?
No they divided by x
why ?
To take advantage of the fact that lim x-> infinity of 1/x is zero
When you have problems with limits to infinity you can divide all the terms by the highest power
so this helps get rid of the x^2 and the 2 in the sqrt in the denom?
OKKKK
ohhh but then why didnt they divide by x^2?
Because that's technically not the highest power
The highest power is sqrt(x^2) or just basically x
ohh wait yeaa
and this only works to limits to infinity and not to 0 or any other value?
It works because constant/infinity is taken as 0
that reminded me of something that i wrote in my noted but in here it seems like my teacher said to divide both top and bottom by the lowest of the powers 😭 is this something different or are they wrong?
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Consider josephus problem
Here is my claim that if there are n ppl then when 1 kills 2
We have n-1 ppl with 3 holding the sword so the person who is going to be alive is the one who is alive among n-1 ppl
so if in n-1 let's say k is alive then for n k+2 should be alive (exept for the case where 1 is alive)
Btw the josephus problem is that
n people are sitting in a circle and have to kill the person next to them (left of them) like for eg if 1 2 3 are sitting in a circle 1 kills two now sword is with 3 which kills one and wins the game
You have to find which person is going to win the game
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can someone tell if my claim is wrong or right?
hi
Hi
Let's say u have 1 2 3 sitting in a circle
So we have that 1 has the sword and will kill the person left to him so he kills 2 now 3 has the sword and he kills 1 meaning 3 is now the winner
interesting if case n?
Well then consider 1234 sitting in a circle when 1 kills 2
We have 134 sitting in a circle with 3 having the sword which is similar to our old arrangement we know that in case of 123 3 won so here also
The 3rd person will win which is 1
Let's say in n-1 ppl kth person wins so
If n ppl we're sitting in a circle and 1 kills 2 we have arrangement for n-1 ppl and so k+2 is going to win
This is my argument
Ofc expect the case when n-1 wins
then 1 would win
Hmm but this isn't a typical sol to the prob
Since the typical sol is a bit different
It's called josephus problem u can look it up
Nice 
Just wanted to know if I hadn't done some mistake anywhere
I dont know Josephus.
can you explain in detail about that?
eg. sword only 3?
otherwise each person has sword?
and when 1 kill 2, the others do nothing?
Which part?
This?
no case n
Yea 1 has to kill the person left to him that is 2 so 2 dies and now sword passes on to 3
No one sword first one had the sword he killed two then passed the sword to 3
oh I know, there is one sword, right?
first 1 has the sword. right?
what is the right answer of this problem?
Well there is no fixed ans
But gen ans is that if u have 1 2345 2ⁿ + l .....
Then winner has the position 2l+1
thank you. I can solve this problem. see you after 2 min
sorry I cant do this, you are right
but I will continue this pro.

It's a recurrence prob so u should consider learning that
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I need help finding what the k is, but i am having problems integrating.
Hint: Note that this is the same as $$(\sin kt)(-k^2+18)=0$$
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ahh ok i see since they both have the same sin kt it can be simplified into that. From there would you have two separate the sin kt by using algebraic manipulation?
What exactly do you mean by “separate”
i wasn't sure if you had to remove the sin kt by algebraic manipulation or it just stayed there.
Because of course i am trying to find values of k that satisfi the differential equation
Hint: Suppose that ab=0. What can you about a and b?
oh ok my bad, i am not sure how i forgot that. I guess i was not getting the practice i needed to remember.
from that point i use algebraic manipulation and i found for the right-side k is = to the square root of 18 what whould the left side be.
sin(kt) is a non-constant function unless k=0
Take that as you will
Also, you forgot $\pm$
Civil Service Pigeon
ok why would it be +- if you dont mind
$$k^2=18$$ $$\sqrt{k^2}=\sqrt{18}$$ $$|k|=\sqrt{18}$$ $$k=\pm \sqrt{18}$$
Civil Service Pigeon
In general, $x^2=a \implies x=\pm \sqrt{a}$
Civil Service Pigeon
The logic to obtain that is similar to what I did up here ^
ahh ok i can see where you got that from
from there i imagine you would find the second derivative and plug in both the second derivative and the original function
Did you not already do that here?
yeah i guess i did lol, i just needed to find the value of k which was the part i was stuck on.
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yeah when i plugged in 18 squared into the equation it matches the right hand of the equation
thank you @burnt mulch , i am sorry if you probably got frustrated or something like that but i appreciate your time and effort to help me. Thank you
Nah you’re actually nice to work with
You’re engaged and are making an effort
In contrast, someone tried to say thank you by making a sex joke
Yeah ._.
well i guess that some weirdos for you on the internet well i appreciate your help, and hopefully i see you again
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the question is asking to identify the common function and describe the transformation shown in the graph and to also write an equation for the function. how do i do this?
Ask yourself, what function does this graph's shape resemble?
You should ideally already know what all the common functions' graphs look like in general
cubic function?
i don't i should probably learn that 😔
yeah I mean once you do that it'll be pretty quick. As for the transformations part, that transformation will be obvious if you know the graph shapes
you could u help me thru this one for now
okay so you should notice the function ends at x = 0 right. If you sub -1 into x³, it's a real number so it's definitely not a cubic.
the function doesn't seem to be approaching x = 0, kinda just touching it. Hence f(-1) is not real and f(0) is real.
What function doesn't accept negatives but accepts zeros and positive reals?
Does this help narrow it down a little more?
what are the different functions i don't know if I'm thinking about it correctly
i know that square roots does accept negatives
polynomials, trigonometric, roots, logs, a few others
could it be like -√x
Actually the diagram is a bit odd. While it does look like it's touching x = 0, it might not be. There's an extra dot
yeah i'm not sure it's out of my textbook
from the info I have described, that's it. Except not accounting for the translation
how do i find the translation with the graph? its not that clear
I don't think it's possible to get an exact value, because it's just a graph
i feel like it could possibly be -√x+3/4
alright thanks for your help
That's rather specific. Also consider the possibility that x is an asymptote. Because if your answer is wrong, that might be the confusion
It would be nicer if the graph had more resolution
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Correct me if I am wrong but here's what I am thinking at
-4 on f there is -2
-2 there is -1
and etc
but why is it using the y values when it says x
I know inverses are swapped y and x
But I just dont understand why we are inputing the y values
nvmI think I uderstand
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nvm I dont understnad, can someone explain
or is that just the table for the inverrse
inverse
This table is for the inverse
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Sorry one last question
So when it says inverse -4
does that mean I look at -4 y
or what exactly are the steps
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by definition of the inverse you're looking for
f(what) = -4
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oh
so am I looking at only the left graph?
cause I thought f^-1 is the inverse graph
yes, g (the second graph is irrelevant here)
I thought it meajt inverse though
the f^-1?
Yeah
or is it just asking to find the x when y= -4
I want to understand what it actually means but I am unsure
given that f has an inverse function
f(f^-1(x)) = x
f(f^-1(-4)) = -4
so
by definition of the inverse you're looking for
f(what) = -4
if F(x) means y
and y of -4 is 4 on the x axis right
lowercase f but yes
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Hello
My probelm is
its a combinations and permutations probelm where you have to find how many combinations there are if you can only move right or down on a grid, and you have to get from (0,0) to (3,3). I know how to solve this, however its a variation where you can also move diagonally once(counts as moving down and right in 1 move) and i dont know how to find how many combinations there are to this
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How many permutations of the letters "R R D D X"?
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how do i do these?
for the first question, i arrived at x/(x-1)(x-2) - (x-2)/x(x-1)
i dunno wat to do next
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i think you'd just make them have a common denominator, add, and simplify
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what does x' mean here
usually x' represents the derivative of x
hello?
idk what to simplify from here
i meant x^2
where did i make the mistake?
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I have a fluke that it might be partial fractions but I might just be on about nothing
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If I say that f(4) = 4, then is that enough evidence to conclude that f(x) = x??
f(x) could also be equal to 4 for all values of x
f(x)=4
So now it's 4 in all cases
For all values of x
correct
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someone explain to me how to simplify : log_3(6)=x
so using change of base formula it turns
log6/log3
but how do i further simplify it
do you know what log(a*b) is?
i tried using a calculator and assumed that we turn log6 into two separate logs
and what are the factors of 6
2•3 , 6•1
wait a min
what form do you need the ans to be?
Oh nice 👍
coz log_3(6) is already a constant
i just wanted some confirmation
okok
Uh the simplified form
log2+log3/log3
do i do this then
log_3(2) *
log_3(2) + 1
ya
Oh they still have the same base?
Well, we don't have to change the base to make this transformation
yes the base wont change
log_3(2) + log_3(3)/log_3(3)?
are you trying to make it so you can use a calculator on it?
No, not quite
and your calculator only has log base 10?
log_3(6)
= log_3(2 * 3)
= log_3(2) + log_3(3)
= log_3(2) + 1
No need for the change of base formula at all
Good question, dunno why I didn't catch that
nop i was just curious on what wouldve happened if we got say,
3^x=18
and from searching i found the logs method
Oh i see ty
then idk what to say log₃(6) is already at its simplest form
unless what you mean by simplest form is that the arguments of the log is the lowest number possible
which in that case you have 2 terms instead of 1
that is the exact value
like the actual number, like the decimal
well then you have to use a calculator
sadg
ight thx anyways
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i am getting the answer as 1/log3 but the ans is 1/log9
can you show your work?
im getting 1/log9.
how can u tell
how
i'm sending pic
how
alr
why do i always mess up in differentiation
okay here when you sub x=0 what do you get?
1/log3
is this lhop or sth?
lhop
you're missing that 1/2
where
the one in the numerator
the 2 in the denominator makes it ln9
oh shit
yup
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Do you know matrix multiplication?
yea kinda
we did it at the start of the year and it's been 6 months
and my notes arnt that neat
[➡️][⬇️]
This is how matrix multiplication happens
2 2X2 matrix multiplication will give 1 2X2 matrix only
2nd matrix is of size cxd
Result multiply matrix will have a size of axd```
if the ans is needed its J

i think you should revise it properly once
youll understand it right away
ok thganks
i wanted to see if its correcto
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Define a function f(x) with the following properties:
1. The function must be defined for all positive real numbers x > 0 .
2. The function must produce exactly one integer value in its range. The rest of the values in the range must be real numbers, but non-integers.
3. The function must be expressed as a single, continuous expression (i.e., it cannot be a piecewise function).
Provide the function and demonstrate that it meets all the specified criteria.
I am not sure I understand very well the question
which part of the question are you having trouble with?
well maybe think of some function that is bounded between [0, 1] first
though, I wonder would they accept the constant function as an answer
Like which function bounded, and why 0 and 1?
it won't satisfy the conditions
you can try some function thats asymptotic to some value and then modify its range to satisfy your conditions
if you try using 1/x to 1/(1+x), it won't include 1, so it will have 0 integer values
something like an exponential decay
but thats not the only way to modify the range tho is it?

x> 0
yeah, that seems ok
Oh sry i didn't see
well rational functions wouldn't work because of...rationals number
I think we should leave something for OP
exponential functions would be the easiest to model
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is there any issue with 2/(1+x) ??
yes
what?
take x=1 for example
yes, it will give only 1 integer, that is what question is asking
oh right, oops x+1 is only rational for negative x
i think that works
yeah nvm, it works
i would have taken 1/(1+x) if it was asking for no integer
still don't get what you meant by this
i am watching bow the solution example and it says (x/5)^(1/x)
theres infinitely many such possible functions
well was thinking of something like 2/(2/n) and stuff like that. But yeah the domain restrictions took care of that
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can anyone tell me how this happenned
no how did that deltax go? like i dont understand the second pard
the second part is
wait...
oh
I get it
they first multiply the fractions be a/a
to get a∆x at the bottom
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no i dont understand how the text got there instead of ∆x
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Instead Of Finding The Radius, I want to try and find a new formula without calculating the radius of the quarter circle
why are you trying to do that?
it's too easy, I'm trying to improvise a new formula
good luck
tangents?
radius would be involved in some way
i was thinking of AEC To make a square and without using pi to calculate
pi/8 is the easy route
You need to calculate area of AEC , for that radius is necessary
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My maths teacher gave us a question to create a function inverter which takes a value and gives 1 if the value is 0 and other wise gives 0 always. We were not allowed to create our own functions for this.
This was my attempt, however I'm looking for a much shorter solution.
Please help.
are you allowed to use the sign/sgn/signum function?
start with 1 −
I'm sorry what?
If you can use the floor function too, maybe you may want a positive function that has a max of 1 at x = 0…
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Does anyone know how to do this and can explain it to me? I think I know the math, I just don't know what they mean by angular form
I changed the numbers so it isn't the same problem as my homework (so it isn't cheating)
This is a homework on vector's angular form
means direction and magnitude
like this is 5i+3j but also angle 0.54 length 5.83
i don't know what exactly it looks like though
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ok, it looks like (0.54,5.83) i didn't expect that
or the other way?
oh hey
I get it
i think i do actually
I never actually understood what i and j meant in a vector completely
so it's just
it's just cartesian and polar coordinates
yeah
oh
ok so
if the components of my velocity are
vx = 5 m/ys
vy = 10 m/ys
i would write it as
v = 5i + 10j
sure
thanks
ok wait
(5.83, 0.54) is polar coordinates, the vector wouldn't look like this
or would it
reading my notes again
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i'll assume it is just 2 numbers
Hello 👋
What is going on
Oh polar form of a vector?
yeah i'm confused because it says angular form, and maybe it's distinct thing that uses a different notation
I haven't heard of angular form before.
hi! thank you, im reading this right now
I googled it and they seem similar.
i can ask my classmates but im not back until mid monday and i dont want to waste the entire weekend thinking about it
dw about the exact form right now
or notation
ill rewrite it when i get back
i just want ot know what im doing
There's an organic chemistry tutor video on it
i can do the math, i just dont know what im trying to find
i got the angle for this problem
Oh.
if you're sure that degrees is fine
Is the angle inclination to the horizontal?
i got 30.96
ill make it radians
oh u put it in radians
mb
yep same thing
nice
i think
me and frog got the same answer so im sure it's fine
ill specify it in my hw
ill write 0.54 radians about the +x axis
great
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What is the symbol for set translation
${2\diamondsuit,2\clubsuit,\ldots,A\heartsuit,A\spadesuit}\implies{1,2,3\ldots,51,52}$
is implies correct?
Splash
yeahhhh
if you want to be more formal you can do something like defining a function f:A->B where A is your first set and B the second
so just {} translates to {}
but words usually are enough
this is homework and they said it can be informal, so ill just use words
Thanks a lot!
(its not like words are informal just because they are words)
(i know dont worry)
i dont need rigor in my proofs, needing to define a function to say that ace of spades is 52
thank you 😄
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Guys I know that the conductance weighted laplacian is given by K = A^TCA but the note hints at a quick way to construct this without going through that shenanigan. Can anyone tell me what that is?
Like when you construct a laplacian you just look at K_ii is the number of edges connected to node i and K_ij is -1 if i and j are connected. That’s what I’m talking about
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if u live in uk, what did u write for your mathmatics personal statement?
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Can someone check if my work for this problem is right
Where are you getting you're integrand from? Seems overly complicated
Wdym
How should I write the integral
Squaring the bound?
Yeah, r = 4 and r= 4-sinx or whatever
Oh those are polar equations
Yah, they are bounds of your area of integration. Why u squaring them
Okay, whatever, the area you are trying to find is defined by two polar equations. In your integral you've squared then and subtracted them
I'm just trying to figure out why
I'm just trying to figure out what you're method to solve this was
Wdym method
Just walk me through what your thinking was
ok so
i needed to find the bounds
and i did that by finding the intersection of the 2
got 0 and pi as the bounds
Yep, that checks out
then to find the area inside r = 4 and outside 4 - 2sin i did integral(0 -> pi)(4 ^2- (4 - 2 sinx)^2dx
using this formula
Ah, okay. I see what you've done. Sorry, that formula is not intuitive. They've just mashed the jacobian into all of it without explanation. My bad.
all good
Thanks for ur help
Seems to check out. Looks good to me
Thanks so much
No worries
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i get everything else until the part (x-13,000)
i know its talking about excess
but i cant wrap my head around why excess is subtraction
X is income right
yes
So, x-13000 is all of her income, other than the first 13000
so ur saying x - 13000 = income
Remember that you arent getting rid of the 13000, you’re calculating that in another term
This is the income after she has made the first 13000
We want to separate the first 13000 because it is calculated differently
oh so if she made 14000 then it would be 1000 excess
is that why theres the subtraction
Yes
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struggle understanding the wording and how I would format this word problem into equation
im thinking A but it doesnt seem right
Why do you think it's A?
Alright, have you figured it out now?
nope
Okay. What is acceleration?
speeding up
sorta yeah. It's the rate of "speeding up" or rather change of speed(velocity)
ok i understand its 3888h but why would it equal 250
Every hour, the train increases its speed by what value?
3888 km
3888km/h right
yes
okay
1 hour passes, 3888km/h
2 hours pass, 2 x 3888km/h
3 hours pass, 3 x 3888km/h,
... so on
Okay, I see. It accelerates at a constant rate. h is the time it takes to reaches 250km/hr. h itself could be smaller than 1 (i.e. less than an hour)
so like if 30 mins passed from the start, the train would be going at 1944km/h
It takes accelerating for h hours at 3880km/h to get to 250km/h. H can be less than 1
This means h*3800=250
also its 250 km / h which is not equal to 3880 km / h (also confused about that)
Notice the units are different
cancelling the km and hours?
3800km/h per hour is acceleration
Wdym by the km cancelling?
why does your remaining "hr" leave the denominator?
oh right
it just says pick the best one that describes it
Alright!
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Weird I got a wrong answer
My interpretation of the question is that it asks whether rotate 135 or 180 of the graph about the origin would result in the original graph.
I notice that if you rotate the graph 135 about the origin, it would as same as before the rotation.
So 135 should be correct
Do you guys agree
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Prove that $\lim_{x\to a} f(x)= \lim_{h\to 0) f(a+h)$
hi, on an exercise with intermediate value theorem, for all x, a<x<b and a<f(x)<b so f(a)>a, i understand why it works but could you guys give examples
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How dare you
loll
The statement is false
Veni, vidi, perii
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Still false
wait, what
this is spivak
the god of calculus
prove lim x->0 1/x = lim h->0 f(0+h)
okay, the limit exists
so $|x-a| < \delta \implies |f(x)-f(a)| < \varepsilon$
right so far?
for every epsilon >0 , there exists such a delta where that is true,
Wow which chapter page?
limits page 107, 3E
yes
now $|a+h-0| < \delta^ {'} \implies |f(h+a) -f(h+a)|< \varepsilon$
Veni, vidi, perii
so $0< \varepsilon$
and $|x-a|< \delta^{'} \implies |f(a+h)-f(a)| < \varepsilon^{\circ}$
Veni, vidi, perii
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e
common ratio of 27,9,3...
wouldnt that be simply 3
its supposedly decreased
But you can find the ratio of this by calculating theses
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Make the 27 and 9 into exponents
That will give you the hint you need
what
3 cube
3 square
3 power 1
Then what's next till 7th?
where did the 2 come from
3 square is 9
also wont this be divisible by 3
Oh my... You didn't understand it still?
i have been stuck in this one
for the past 40 minutes
i cant take it anymore
please
Okay how much is 27 in powers of 3
i do not know anymore dude
Take a deep breathe, one step at a time 27 in terms of 3
i was still able to solve the number 4 of finding the 6th sum of 32, 64, 128 by my own
and ive been stuck in number 5 for the past 40 minutes
That's wrong bruh
I can't show the solution here, you need to solve by urself
Just below 27 write what is it in powers of 3
Now 9
3²
Now 3
3¹
Okay 3³, 3², 3¹, now look at the powers what's next
do i have to keep doing this util i get to 7th
Nope
Just say the 4th term bro
0
In powers
3⁰
5th
3^-1
Almost there, now sixth
3^-2
And 7th is!
Okay much is that?
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how do u solve b
try turning the RHS of part a into the eqn in part b
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help pls
note that area of :
triangle ABO - sector APO
= the above mentioned part PBO
after that you can just use
Sector QBO - above mentioned PBO
to find the shaded region
ah, new question.
yes me dumb
nah
neither
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I really just need to know the difference for when I reject the null or fail to reject the null for this question...
Since H1 is correct, does that mean that I reject H0? If so, how would I word that appropriately?
"We reject H0"
"There is sufficient evidence to suggest that H1 is true"
Those are the two statements that I believe I would write for this question.
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Help meee
I assume that you wanna change the 3^x into e ^something
but idk how to do that
or am i on the wrong track?
you are on the right track
Oh yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
And im sure youll achieve from there
Look
Wait
Nvm
You can just simplify the ln further
Ln(3^x) = xln3
Go ahead
Not quite
thats a log rule
ln(a^n) = nln(a)
bacc
bacc
Sometimes this scares people off so I use the emoji version
The best explanation ever
bro the emoji version makes me think im reading wingdings or something 😭
but like whats the proof of this
the emoji version is like some facebook math quiz
eh screw it
what about this one
i dont need no proof to do math
💀
I think ill stick to learning this thank you 😭
though the sweat one is probably better cause the swear in the corner indicates that its an exponent
Ok thank you
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