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autumn fossil
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they are just an extension of reals

plucky seal
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anything larger and more encompassing than complex?

vapid cave
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technically you have things like quarternions/octonions/sedenions

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the rest of the cayley-dickson algebras

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then things like split-complex/split-quaternions/etc

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things after quaternions and split-complex are rarely used

pearl pondBOT
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@plucky seal Has your question been resolved?

pearl pondBOT
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midnight haven
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I need to know how can I show if a sequence is convergent or not I n-langugage , using induction , ratio test , or an+1-an test , I need to show that in a strict form

midnight haven
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I have been stuck on these for the past day lol

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i just need help with one or 2 diffferent problems , just to understand this process step by step

woven matrix
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In the mathematical field of real analysis, the monotone convergence theorem is any of a number of related theorems proving the good convergence behaviour of monotonic sequences, i.e. sequences that are non-increasing, or non-decreasing. In its simplest form, it says that a non-decreasing bounded-above sequence of real numbers

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so that your problem often becomes bounding then studying the variations

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for example for j, you should prove that 2 <= an <= 2.5, then show that an+1 >= an

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so it converges

midnight haven
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lol , yeah , but with the sqrts for example its kinda confusing , ex , its easy for a_n =1/n that it gets smaller but with ex , a_n= sqrt(2_an-1) it aint that easy (for me )hehe

woven matrix
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for a) same idea, the first ones are easier than the last
an+1 = sqrt(3an)
if 1 <= an <= an+1 <= 3
1 <= sqrt(3) <= sqrt(3an) = an+1 <= sqrt(3an+1) = an+2 <= sqrt(3²) = 3
by induction, an is bounded and non decreasing

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so it converges

midnight haven
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cool

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hot mist
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I have a crazy question with a lot of urgency. So basically I’ve been studying super hard for an entrance exam that you have to do in IB Sweden. It’s tomorrow so I’ve been grinding out mock entrance exams but this one doesn’t have an answer key. I was trying to get ChatGPT to make an answer key but it was dumber than me I’m basically asking if anyone smart could complete this mock test so I compare see what I got wrong and what the actual right answer is. Thank you so much.

hot mist
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@plush bramble does this work?

toxic lichen
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we don't do your problem(s) for you sorry

hot mist
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It’s nothing like that

toxic lichen
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you should post your answers

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it's server policy

jovial kiln
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i doubt anyone will help will an entire paper. do u not have a markscheme?

hot mist
autumn fossil
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# autumn fossil

THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN 🙏🙏 somehow even I got all of those even though I’m not the best at math to be honest 😂

hot mist
autumn fossil
hot mist
# autumn fossil

Ahhh I had I feeling I got the semi circle wrong but if you don’t mind me asking how it 9 5/8 I asked a few other people also and they agreed with 9/16 as well as ChatGPT but one other person also said 5/8

vapid cave
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you can imagine cutting and pasting the shaded triangles

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the blue line denotes the boundary of the shaded part

hot mist
autumn fossil
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did you count the bottom line too?

hot mist
autumn fossil
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it should be pi/2 * 8 + 8 = 3/2 * 8 + 8 = 12 + 8 = 20

autumn fossil
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you didnt count the bottom diameter

hot mist
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Ohhhh that would make sense thank you I was sure something looked off but I could figure out what

autumn fossil
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this one is sus though, x + y should be extremely close to 1

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x and y seem to be the same distance from 0.5

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meaning their average would be exactly 0.5

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and their sum would then be exactly 1

hot mist
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Yeah this one made zero sense to me even in the slightest I was not taught it at all

autumn fossil
hot mist
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I thought it was d send it is like 0.5 of the line if that makes sense

autumn fossil
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meaning that their total should be around 0.5 + 0.5

autumn fossil
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wait

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D?

hot mist
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Yeah

autumn fossil
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I'd say the question is wrong

hot mist
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I thought sense it was half of the line it’s self it could represent d

autumn fossil
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it could be either C or D

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im 99% sure that if we actually measured it, the sum would be extremely close to 1

hot mist
autumn fossil
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like extremely close, 1mm close

hot mist
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Ahhh okayyy

autumn fossil
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because it's a bit closer to 1 than D

hot mist
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Yeah but I was thinking sense if you look the line keeps going after to and I can see that D is perfectly centered to the line if you forget about 0 and 2

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So I think logically it would make more sense but I may be wrong

autumn fossil
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red is the x

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blue is y

hot mist
autumn fossil
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x + y is red + blue (drawn as red + light blue)

hot mist
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Does this help at all

autumn fossil
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you probably dont need a ruler

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eyes should be enough

hot mist
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Yeah that’s true, I just asked ChatGPT for a second opinion and it said D so idk

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It may be wrong tho

autumn fossil
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chatgpt is often wrong, yeah

autumn fossil
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assuming x and y are the same distance from it, then x + y would be exactly 1

hot mist
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Yeah it’s weird that they would have a question that is so up for interpretation on a exam like this ngl

autumn fossil
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it's not up to interpretation, it would be a good question if only one of the letters was exactly at 1

hot mist
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Yeah that’s what I meant sorry

autumn fossil
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because x + y is almost exactly 1

hot mist
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I see it now you’re right

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C is 100% closer

autumn fossil
hot mist
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Do you mind me asking how you did b because for the life of me I can’t get it

autumn fossil
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x seems to be around 0.4

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y seems to be around 0.6

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y/x would then be 1.5

autumn fossil
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,calc 0.55/0.45

jolly parrotBOT
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Result:

1.2222222222222
autumn fossil
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yeah, definitely closer

hot mist
autumn fossil
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let's do different estimate

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my first estimate was too bad

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y = 0.55

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x = 0.45

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now y / x = 0.55 / 0.45

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= 55 / 45

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which is slightly larger than 1

hot mist
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Ohhh I get it now i seeee

autumn fossil
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or using this, you can ask yourself, how many times is y (the blue one) longer than x (red one)

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and you can see that the ratio is definitely above one, since blue is larger

hot mist
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I see the other way seems easier tho ngl

rare burrow
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jesus this is such a dumb question

autumn fossil
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and it's also only slightly larger than 1

autumn fossil
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otherwise its quite a good question to check your understanding of the number line representation

hot mist
autumn fossil
rare burrow
autumn fossil
rare burrow
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you're good

hot mist
rare burrow
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I think the question is just a very silly and poor question to ask

hot mist
rare burrow
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no no it's alright lol

hot mist
rare burrow
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wow, and I thought AP was a bad system

hot mist
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And the weird thing is the English part of the test is super easy

rare burrow
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I wouldn't classify this question as either "hard" or "easy"; just "stupid"

autumn fossil
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autumn fossil
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sqrt(bc) - a = sqrt(3*12) - 6 = sqrt(36) - 6 = 6 - 6 = 0

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e^2 - b^2 = (-4)^2 - 3^2 = (-4)*(-4) - 9 = 16 - 9 = 7

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do you understand where you made the mistake or is sth unclear?

hot mist
autumn fossil
hot mist
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I got 36 for it but I have no idea where I calculated it my desk is a mess I’ve been doing math for 10 hours straight 😭

autumn fossil
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thats the bc part

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then you need to take the square root of that

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since there is $\sqrt{bc}$ in the question

jolly parrotBOT
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autumn fossil
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and square root of 36 is 6

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and lastly, you need to subtract a

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and a is 6

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and 6 - 6 is 0

hot mist
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I’m about to ask probably the dumbest question ever

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I’ve been doing advanced math for so long I forgot so many basics how do you find square root again? 😭

autumn fossil
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and if you are lost, you can just guess something

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you could start by guessing e.g. 3

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3^2 is then 9

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too low, guess higher

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so maybe try 7

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7^2 is 49

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too high, guess lower

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maybe 5

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5^2 is 25

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guess higher

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6^2 is 36, done

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square root of 36 is 6

hot mist
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Wait but why are you multiplying _ by 2?

autumn fossil
hot mist
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Ohhhh I get it now this makes sense idk how I forgot that

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autumn fossil
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What the fuck latex

rare burrow
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lmaooo

hot mist
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So the square root is just a number that is squared

autumn fossil
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if 5 squared is 25, then square root of 25 is 5

hot mist
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Okay now I get it thank you is there any way you could give me a similar question so I could see if I actually get it or I just think I get it

autumn fossil
hot mist
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Thank you so much ima try it rn

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This may be absolutely wrong but is it 30?

rare burrow
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mildly interesting property of square roots: since $x^{n+m}=x^nx^m$ and you can represent square roots like so: $\sqrt{a}=a^{\frac12}$, a natural consequence is that $\sqrt{ab}=\sqrt a \sqrt b$

jolly parrotBOT
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00100000

rare burrow
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it makes the problem marginally easier

rare burrow
hot mist
rare burrow
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just check them over carefully again

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👍

hot mist
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Idk where I went wrong but I think it’s at the end maybe

autumn fossil
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c was 14

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so it's sqrt(64) - 14

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and you need to respect the order of operations

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square root and squaring comes right after parenthesis

hot mist
autumn fossil
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so you should start by calculating sqrt(64) and only after that subtract 4

rare burrow
# hot mist

it's better style to use = between lines here

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because those 3 dots often are used to mean "therefore"

hot mist
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Ohhh okayyy I think i get it now should I try the same question again or

rare burrow
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and you're not really making any implications here, so

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it looks better to go
$$2+2$$
$$=4$$

hot mist
autumn fossil
jolly parrotBOT
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00100000

autumn fossil
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because the way you did sqrt(60) is incorrect

rare burrow
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with your style, it looks like "2+2, therefore 4"

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which doesn't make sense since neither 2+2 nor 4 are "truth" statements (i.e. true or false)

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rare burrow
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a natural way to use the three dots is anywhere you need a therefore. for instance: a>0 and b>0, therefore a+b>0

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(where I take a>0 and b>0 to be assumptions)

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ok honestly what am i even waffling about

hot mist
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I feel like I mess it up again

hot mist
rare burrow
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that answer is correct

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however, the notation is... odd

hot mist
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What do you mean by notation 😂😭

rare burrow
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from line 3 to 4, you wrote
$$=8^2-14$$
$$=-6$$

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which is

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not true

hot mist
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Oh wait what was I supposed to do?

rare burrow
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and then it looks like you added a $^2$ to line 2 as well

jolly parrotBOT
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00100000

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00100000

rare burrow
jolly parrotBOT
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00100000

hot mist
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Oh so I basically put a square on a bunch of stuff that ain’t need it

rare burrow
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because when you write $$8^2-14$$, it means $$8\cdot8-14$$

jolly parrotBOT
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00100000

hot mist
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Is this good now

rare burrow
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which is worse

rare burrow
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I think i see what you were trying to do

hot mist
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Ignore my horrendous handwriting btw

rare burrow
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you were trying to say $$\sqrt{64}-14$$ $$=\sqrt{8^2}-14$$ I think

jolly parrotBOT
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00100000

rare burrow
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however, it came out as... something different

hot mist
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Yeah exactly 😂

autumn fossil
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but yep, its correct

hot mist
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Do you think you could give me another one to make sure this was not a fluke cuz I feel like I just got lucky or something idk

rare burrow
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please note that while $\sqrt{a}^2=\sqrt{a^2}$ for non-negative $a$, you were trying to so $(\sqrt{a})^2=a^2$, which is definitely not generally true

jolly parrotBOT
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00100000

hot mist
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Ahh so I got 16 correct and 17 but and 18 a and b but not c also I do not remember at all how I got 17 😭

autumn fossil
jolly parrotBOT
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MathIsAlwaysRight

rare burrow
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oh gosh i committed the terrible latex sin of writing \sqrt{x}^2. i fixed it quickly, but forgive me latex gods

hot mist
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Ima try it

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But don’t have high hopes

rare burrow
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ok i need to go study for my own exam tomorrow. for your checking reference, the answer is ||5||

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you better not have auto spoilers on

hot mist
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Oops

rare burrow
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💀

hot mist
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😂😭

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Sorry

autumn fossil
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doesnt matter lol, see if you get the same answer

hot mist
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rare burrow
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sorry for spoiling lol, but in my humble defense, spoilers exist for a reason!!

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autumn fossil
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here is the last oen

rare burrow
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wait bro u r straight up giving him all the answers

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isn't this like uhhh, not the spirit of the server

hot mist
autumn fossil
hot mist
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Btw i got 82.5 💀💀 something def went wrong

rare burrow
hot mist
autumn fossil
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you missed a dot here

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its not 62

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its 6*2

hot mist
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Six times two?

autumn fossil
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Yeah

hot mist
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Oops that would make more sense lemme adjust to that

autumn fossil
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$6\sqrt{4}=6\cdot\sqrt{4}=6\cdot2$

jolly parrotBOT
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hot mist
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Wait now I’m getting twenty 😭

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Oh wait nvm

autumn fossil
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you forgot to divide by 4 i think

hot mist
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I’m actually getting 25 now somehow 😭

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OHHH WAIT I GOT IT

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WAITT

autumn fossil
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its almost correct

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except you only did the top part

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which indeed is 25

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25 / 5 then simplifies to 5

hot mist
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Ignore my terrible hand writing sorry about that 😂

hot mist
autumn fossil
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Lets return back to this one, i think we havent checked it yet

hot mist
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Ohhh yeah you’re right

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I got 840 kr somehow which is super embarrassing cuz that looks like the most simple question ever

autumn fossil
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for 12?

hot mist
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Yeah sorry kr means SEK

autumn fossil
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how did you do it?

hot mist
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I can send a picture one sec

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Sorry it sent upside down

jolly parrotBOT
autumn fossil
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we have tools for that

hot mist
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Oh damn that’s impressive

hot mist
autumn fossil
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oh so you did 900/15

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that's not correct unfortunately

hot mist
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Yeah I don’t say how tho

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I think I know

autumn fossil
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would you be able to calculate 15% of 900?

hot mist
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Is it 0.15 x 900?

autumn fossil
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yep, precisely

hot mist
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Sorry I think my brains fried so I just got that one wrong

autumn fossil
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btw one advice regarding the double-checking thing, I suppose that the exam has a time limit, so it might not always be worth it to waste your time double checking, maybe instead just put up marks on the calculations you performed and in case you'll have enough time, you can return to it and verify the calculations

hot mist
autumn fossil
hot mist
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It’s 90 mins no calculator

autumn fossil
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,calc 900 * 0.15

jolly parrotBOT
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Result:

135
autumn fossil
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and then you'd subtract it

hot mist
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Btw to multiple that I just do 900 x 15 and move over the decimal point right

autumn fossil
# jolly parrot

13 is correct, pretty impressive actually, I'd guess that most students would mess that one up

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14 should then be 25 and 20

hot mist
hot mist
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I thought it was a trick question and both were 20

autumn fossil
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when we go to 4 blocks to 5 blocks, we are adding 1 block

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and 1 block is 25% of 4 blocks

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so we are adding 25% to the 4 blocks

hot mist
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I see that makes sense

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And other way around for b

autumn fossil
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yep

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15 is 4, 11, 1/2, 8

hot mist
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Yuppp

autumn fossil
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alright, nice

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16 then

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that one was a bit more complicated

hot mist
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I just came to a horrid conclusion I got all of 15 wrong wtf I am so done for

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How did I do that

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Those are so simple to

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I have somehow forgotten the most basic solve for x

autumn fossil
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It's probably just silly mistakes

hot mist
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Maybe but idk

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Can you tell me how to solve for x somehow someway I got them wrong

autumn fossil
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17 - 3x = 5

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add 3x to both sides

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17 = 5 + 3x

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subtract 5

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12 = 3x

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divide by 3

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4 = x

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(2x-1) / 3 = 7

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multiply by 3

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2x-1 = 21

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add 1

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2x = 22

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divide by 2

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x = 11

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3 - 2x = 1 + 2x

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try this one

hot mist
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Wait is there anyway to make that bot write it out it’s so confusing looking at the discord text sorry 😭

autumn fossil
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$$\begin{align}
17 - 3x &= 5 \
17 &= 5 + 3x \
12 &= 3x \
4 &= x
\end{align}$$

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hot mist
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Ohhhh I see it now

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Thank you for doing the bot thing I really appreciate it

hot mist
autumn fossil
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$$\begin{align}
\frac{2x-1}{3} &= 7 \
2x-1 &= 21 \
2x &= 22 \
x &= 11
\end{align}$$

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autumn fossil
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the general strategy for simple equations is

  1. get rid of fractions (by multiplying everything by the denominator(s))
  2. move everything with x to one side and everything without x to the other side (by adding / subtracting the terms)
  3. at this point you should have sth like 3x = 6, so you just divide by whatever is in front of x
hot mist
autumn fossil
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Yep, thats it

autumn fossil
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now the last step is dividing by 4

hot mist
autumn fossil
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you would get 1 = 2x

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but you need x

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not 2x

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so you need to divide by 2 again

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if you just straight up divide by whatever is in front of x, you will get there in one step

hot mist
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Wait is the answer a decimal?

autumn fossil
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in this case, it's 4

autumn fossil
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or a fraction

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1/2 or 0.5

hot mist
autumn fossil
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yep

calm wing
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just curious

hot mist
calm wing
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yea same thing

hot mist
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Yea

calm wing
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i did IB in sweden lol

hot mist
calm wing
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yea

hot mist
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That’s cool 😂 what school?

calm wing
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in Helsingborg

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probably doxxing myself rn but oh well

hot mist
calm wing
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AYYYYY

hot mist
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Sorry for the finger not tryna dox

calm wing
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ISH 💪💪💪

hot mist
calm wing
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understandable lol

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it's not that good

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still home

hot mist
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Yeah not cause it’s not good but because it’s hours away

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I just put it down cuz why not

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Anyway

calm wing
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oh wow

hot mist
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I’m getting a bit distracted

calm wing
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woops

hot mist
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The entrance exam is tmr

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😭

calm wing
autumn fossil
hot mist
autumn fossil
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rest

calm wing
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yeah fr

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it's almost 22 here

calm wing
autumn fossil
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you should def get at least 8 hours of sleep

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ideally around 9

hot mist
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You’re probably right test is tmr at 12:45 I can study in the morning

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art do you go any recommendations on what I could study tmr morning from you’re experience

calm wing
# hot mist Any tips

my exam looked VERY different so i don't think i can help you much (i think it's because i didn't do IB before whatsoever)

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but my advice is that you don't have to ace everything

hot mist
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You probably don’t know but yea 😭

calm wing
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i did math aahl and i still don't know how bearings work

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so don't worry

autumn fossil
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It's important to know what you're good at tho, then you can efficiently manage your time during the exam

hot mist
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Okay well you guys are definitely right I should go to sleep

calm wing
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absolutely

hot mist
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Well wish me luck for tmr ima study in the morning and hope for the best because this makes or breaks my future

autumn fossil
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Good night and good luck tomorrow!

calm wing
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hope it goes well! good luck!

hot mist
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Anyways

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Good night yall

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Thank you so much for the help

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You don’t understand how much you saved me

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👍👍

autumn fossil
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Np, good night :)

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(you can close this with .close btw)

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otherwise the bot would wake you up with ping

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ill just close this, feel free to reopen it if needed

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.close

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orchid heath
glass schooner
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ok

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wait

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just one more

orchid heath
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What is slope?

glass schooner
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idk mAB =?

orchid heath
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Look at AB and CD

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What do u see?

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Look at BC and DA

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What do u see?

glass schooner
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AB CD is negative five

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BC and DA is negative 1 over 7

orchid heath
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U need to draw that quadrilateral

glass schooner
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i dunno how to draw a 1/7 to life in a quadrilateral form in a paper

orchid heath
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I mean, just draw a quadrilateral ABCD

glass schooner
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ok

orchid heath
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Slope of AB = slope of CD

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What does that mean?

orchid heath
glass schooner
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ye

orchid heath
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Isnt is a square?

glass schooner
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ye

orchid heath
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Maybe u need parallelism

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But i doubt that

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Maybe one 90° angle

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@glass schooner Has your question been resolved?

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I don't know, where did you go wrong?

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It looks right to me

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You just haven't finished

orchid heath
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I can barely see something

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A B C are equation's notations or variables?

thick raven
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Did you definitely copy down the equatinos correctly then?

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No you didn't, you put a minus sign before the c in line 2

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Hahaha

orchid heath
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It happens sometimes

thick raven
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Happens to everyone dw

livid shadow
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yeah just needa be careful

orchid heath
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At least u used ur brain for a while

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manic cape
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I need help with these questions

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idk how to solve them

plush bramble
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,rotate

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like for this one, try to make a "can of paint" into a variable like X

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manic cape
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what

pearl pondBOT
manic cape
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@thorny agate

thorny agate
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hel!
o!

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hello!

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okay so

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which one would you like to start with

manic cape
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first

thorny agate
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motorcycle?

manic cape
thorny agate
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got it

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with these sorts of story problems it's best to start by establishing your variables, the things you don't know the exact value for

manic cape
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Let x be the number of girls in the school

thorny agate
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and let y be the number of boys

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as we don't know how many of those are there either

manic cape
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the teacher never said y

thorny agate
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hm

manic cape
limpid lily
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No, with ratios, you can only multiply the sides by the same number.

orchid heath
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Owh

thorny agate
manic cape
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idk

orchid heath
thorny agate
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so lets start with x=number of girls and y=number of boys

manic cape
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I thought i could use that

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im dumb

thorny agate
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yes, you will use that

manic cape
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ok

thorny agate
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you know that boys+girls=3460

manic cape
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yes

orchid heath
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Maybe I'm a middle school student too, explain that to me too

thorny agate
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is there any other information that can be used to form an equation

manic cape
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Im a highschool student

orchid heath
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R u sure?

thorny agate
manic cape
manic cape
orchid heath
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We can calculate % and use it

thorny agate
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but theyre both valid ways

manic cape
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I'm afraid of doing your and he gives me 0

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this guy is a hard marker

orchid heath
thorny agate
limpid lily
thorny agate
limpid lily
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Oh, sorry.

manic cape
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k

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he gave me the answer its 600 but he told me to solve it and idk how

limpid lily
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Merai, you've used the sentence "A school has 3460 students." to get x + y = 3460. What other information do they give?

orchid heath
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Because you're going to do it differently than I learned in middle school.

manic cape
limpid lily
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Yes, that information.

manic cape
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only that

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nothing more

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ratio

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31 and 44

limpid lily
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OK, 31 what to 44 what?

manic cape
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31 are the boys and 44 are thi girls

limpid lily
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OK, so you can write y : x = 31 : 44.

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The ratio of boys to girls is 31 to 44.

manic cape
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yes

limpid lily
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Does that make sense?

manic cape
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yes but how did he get 600

limpid lily
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OK, now you can turn the ratios into normal fractions.

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y/x = 31/44.

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Then you can solve for either y or x.

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What do you get for either one of them?

manic cape
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no only for girls

limpid lily
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OK, then solve for x.

orchid heath
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$\frac{x}{y} = \frac{44}{31}$

thorny agate
# manic cape no only for girls

have patience, this person knows what theyre doing and you need to use boys to find girls, which is why its in the problem

jolly parrotBOT
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manic cape
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do i devide the 3460 with 44

limpid lily
manic cape
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so what now

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do i add 31 + 44

limpid lily
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Oh, I see.

manic cape
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it gave me 75

limpid lily
manic cape
limpid lily
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Can you show your work?

manic cape
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ok

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wait

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i got 75 as the denominator

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but his answer was 600

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I still don't know how he got it

orchid heath
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Girls are 600?

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In 3460 students school?

manic cape
orchid heath
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The percentage of girls is higher than that of boys

manic cape
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he said its 600

orchid heath
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It couldn't

manic cape
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idk im confused

orchid heath
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3460 ÷ 2 = 1730

limpid lily
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You have x/y = 31/44.

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Multiply both sides by y.

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What do you get?

manic cape
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idk

orchid heath
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44 + 31 = 75 (total)
3460 ÷ 75 = 46.13

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Now multiply 44 × 46.13

manic cape
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2029.72

orchid heath
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Let's say 2030

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Girls = 2030
Boys = 3460 - 2030 = 1430

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Owh

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Recheck the question

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Asking about the difference between boys and girls

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It is: girls - boys = 2030 - 1430 = 600

manic cape
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ohh

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how did you get 600

orchid heath
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He asks you about the number of girls more than boys.

manic cape
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oh

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wait

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so first you multiplied then

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minus

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@orchid heath

orchid heath
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I added girls + boys = 44 + 31 = 75

manic cape
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how did you get 100

orchid heath
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Lets use orher method

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We devided 3460 ÷ 75

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$\frac{3460}{75} = 46.13$

jolly parrotBOT
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orchid heath
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That means, we have 46.13 group of 75

manic cape
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oh

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what do we do with the 46.13

orchid heath
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We multiply it by 44 (girls ratio)

manic cape
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2029.72

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but we round it to 2030 right?

orchid heath
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It is 43.13333...

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So we could say 2030

manic cape
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ye

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so the formula is multplication and subtraction

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?

orchid heath
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We add a + b = T

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And we dived Total ÷ T

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And multiplying by a or b (depends on what u need)

manic cape
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or it depend on the question

orchid heath
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No, we will use percentage%

manic cape
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how

orchid heath
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$5 \to 10$

jolly parrotBOT
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orchid heath
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$? \to 24$

jolly parrotBOT
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manic cape
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4x6

orchid heath
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5L : 10km
??L : 24km

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Do u know square rule?

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$\frac{24 \times 5}{10} = ??L$

jolly parrotBOT
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manic cape
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square rule

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ohh wait

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let me try

orchid heath
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Fast way to calculate it

manic cape
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1.2 over 100

orchid heath
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$24 \times \frac{5}{10} = 24 \times \frac12 = \frac{24}{2} = 12L$

jolly parrotBOT
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manic cape
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wait you got 12

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?

orchid heath
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Simple way to calcul it

manic cape
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you got 12 or 1.2

orchid heath
manic cape
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oh

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yes

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ur right

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hmm arl thx yall

orchid heath
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So u can use it by urself

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If u have 5 : 10
Add 5 to 10
And devide (total × 5) ÷ (10+5)

manic cape
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so I just gather all the numbers up and multiply to square root

orchid heath
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Or (total × 10) ÷(10+5)

manic cape
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why 10 and 5

orchid heath
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Example

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Bc u dont understand y

manic cape
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oh nvm ur talking about the question

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veronica

orchid heath
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Nope

manic cape
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lets say ur talking about it won't you use the same formula ?

orchid heath
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Depends on the situation

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Do u know how to calculate %?

manic cape
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square root

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the number with 100

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right

orchid heath
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Let say we have 70 chairs
And we need 30% of them

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How to calcul it?

manic cape
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70 devide by 30

orchid heath
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I remember solving these problems in primary school.

manic cape
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23

orchid heath
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But I forgot about it after I grew up

manic cape
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Im gr 10

orchid heath
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Use square rule

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$70 \to 100$ %

jolly parrotBOT
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SELVATOR

orchid heath
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$?? \to 30$

jolly parrotBOT
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SELVATOR

manic cape
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23

orchid heath
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We multiply 30 by 70, and devide rhe result by 100

manic cape
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multiply

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?

orchid heath
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$\frac{30 \times 70}{100}$

jolly parrotBOT
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manic cape
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I divided 70 with 30 and then I got 2.3 and then 2.3 squared 100 it gave me 23

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ur answer is 21 ?

orchid heath
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Squared 100?

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What is that

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Lemme draw square rule for u, i used to use it before

manic cape
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yeh t

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this one

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@orchid heath

orchid heath
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No

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We put amount in left

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And percentage in right

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To find ??

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We multiply sideways, and devide them by the opposite sideway of ??

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So we get ??

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@manic cape

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Try it

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$\frac{36 \times 100}{50} = ??$

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manic cape
orchid heath
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Yes

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This box ||square|| is useful

manic cape
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what is square

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I have a question

orchid heath
manic cape
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the + sign is it x

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?

orchid heath
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It is multiplication

manic cape
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ok

orchid heath
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5L | 10km
??L | 24km

manic cape
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wait i have a question

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its a small one

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do you mind helping me

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?

orchid heath
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What's ur question

manic cape
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Ok it says Jill is selling cookie dough. Three tubs cost 22.50. How much will 8 tubs cost ?

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does ur formula work for this ?

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.reopen

pearl pondBOT
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manic cape
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@orchid heath

orchid heath
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Yes

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3 | 22.5
8 | ??

manic cape
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4x4

orchid heath
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?

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8 × 22.5

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We step sideway

manic cape
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ohh lol

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I thought ur asking the typ of question that ask what two number multpyied by each other makes 8

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?? this stand for x

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right ?

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x=unknown

orchid heath
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This box is about processes that have a connection

manic cape
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wait devide by what

orchid heath
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By the rest number

manic cape
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divide

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wait

orchid heath
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We alr used 8 and 22.5
What is the rest number?

manic cape
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180

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wait

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1.8

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where did you go

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by the rest number do you mean 3

orchid heath
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Yes

manic cape
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oh

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so do i divide with 100

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pls quick

orchid heath
manic cape
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..

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its confusing

orchid heath
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That's an example

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@manic cape

manic cape
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ok

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let me try

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22.50 x 8 = 180

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180 divided by 100 = 1.8

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@orchid heath

orchid heath
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We dont have percentage equation here

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We only have price and pieces

orchid heath
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And amount of pieces in right boxs

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Just use informations from ur question

manic cape
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yeh but idk ur formula doesn't wokr

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work

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on this question

orchid heath
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(8 × 22.5) ÷ 3

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How much?

manic cape
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60

orchid heath
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That's it

orchid heath
manic cape
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thats the answer ?

manic cape
orchid heath
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100%

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This is for percentage-based operations.

manic cape
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oh

orchid heath
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If we got goods and prices
We do this
8 cakes | 20$
3 cakes | x$

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We multiply known corners, ( 3 × 20)
And divid them by last corner (8)

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As like this:

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$\frac{3 \times 20}{8} = x$

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Try to see the similarities between them.

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And u will understand

jolly parrotBOT
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orchid heath
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I got a good way to do it

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3 × 20 = 8 × x

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x = (3×20)/8

manic cape
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ok thx

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slow nebula
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How would i. make a formal proof for this? ik its convergent because for large n, an^2 < an. And since an is convergent, an^2 must also be convergent

versed mica
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part d?

slow nebula
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am i able to use this if the limit would be infinity

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yeah

vapid cave
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can’t you do term-by-term comparison?

versed mica
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so a_n convergent implies a_n < 1 for sufficiently large n

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see where you can go from there

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recall that this holds since a_n convergent implies lim a_n = 0

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@slow nebula do you understand what i mean

versed mica
versed mica
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then use comparison

slow nebula
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i think i understand

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i have a_n^2 < a_n

versed mica
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what’s the next step after a_n < 1

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mhm

slow nebula
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then i can use the comparison test?

versed mica
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yep

slow nebula
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is there like a formal def for it

versed mica
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formal definition for what

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direct comparison?

slow nebula
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like intuitively i understand

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yeah

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like in a proof can i just say its convergent bc of the inequality?

versed mica
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well you need to be precise

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the formal statement is something like

slow nebula
versed mica
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suppose a_n >= 0. then if |b_n| <= a_n for large n and a_n converges then b_n converges

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yea same thing

slow nebula
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okok thanks

versed mica
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so

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$\sum_{n = N+1}^{\infty} a_n^2 \leq \sum_{n = N + 1}^{\infty} a_n$

jolly parrotBOT
slow nebula
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o i see

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N is a lagre number right

versed mica
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just state that since lim a_n = 0, there exists N such that a_n < 1 for all n > N

versed mica
slow nebula
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ok that makes sense

versed mica
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and we only care about the tail

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the sum up to N is finite

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so doesn’t matter

slow nebula
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okay thanks a lot

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you’re welcome sir

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warm elbow
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Is using the MVT the right idea?

pearl pondBOT
warm elbow
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I'm not sure if i actually proved anything though

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but my idea was that x_0 is arbitrary

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because a, b are arbitrary

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but i feel like im jumping at a conclusion and theres some step im skipping

tardy reef
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I dont think this is sufficient

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Your question asks if you can prove this for all x_0 in R

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so, if I provide you with a number x_0, can you come up with the pair (a,b) that satisfy this?

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Oh scratch that, on second thought you can infact assume a random a less than x_0 and find a b that satisfies this condition

rustic gate
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that's still not good

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MVT doesn't tell you where the point lies

tardy reef
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Yea, but for a given random x_0, you can still show that it works out

brittle tinsel
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MVT generates an x0 given a and b, not vice versa

rustic gate
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finding a and b such that the MVT value is x_0 is more than just MVT

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it takes nontrivial amount of work to show its existence

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if it even exists at all

tardy reef
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We already know that such an x_0 exists eeveethink

rustic gate
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you're not asking about the existence of x_0, it is given

warm elbow
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hmm

rustic gate
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the question is the existence of a and b

warm elbow
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my idea was like

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given any a, b you will find some x_0

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now the question becomes can u find every x_0

rustic gate
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but you are not given a and b

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you are given x_0

warm elbow
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ah

rustic gate
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MVT makes no statement about what x_0 is

warm elbow
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my idea was that wouldn't matter becaue eventually every (a, b) pair would eventualyl. generate every x_0

brittle tinsel
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iirc the proof involves just using the definition of the derivative at x = x0

warm elbow
rustic gate
rustic gate
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if it is true at all, it takes non trivial amount of work to prove it

warm elbow
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so i did jump at a conclusion

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it sounds true though i wonder if its possible to prove it

brittle tinsel
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I think it is true that you can generate a and b for which that is true (from an x0) if f is monotonically increasing

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but you'd have to prove that

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and that's icky

warm elbow
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i might do that problem for fun later on then

brittle tinsel
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I think contradiction would be your best bet there

warm elbow
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your reccomendation is just use definition of the derivative for this problem specifically right

brittle tinsel
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yeah

rustic gate
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why do you need contradiction

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its quite literally a direct proof

brittle tinsel
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we're discussing a different problem, not this one

rustic gate
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right that one

warm elbow
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oh

rustic gate
brittle tinsel
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or at least has a second derivative that never changes sign 🤔

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Im not really sure how to figure out b and c,, i received help from my teacher on a and help from a classmate about b (0.00495) but I dont really understand how you appoach the question

elder narwhal
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mhm! its k(52) k(51) k(50) k(49) in that order

toxic lichen
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52k, 51k, 50k, 49k
are the probabilities in the table

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now

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what do you know about probability distribution tables?

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something that is always true of the probabilities in a correctly formed distribution table?

elder narwhal
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that adding everything together should always equal 1!!

toxic lichen
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yes indeed

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that's how you find k

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from exactly this condition that you just stated

elder narwhal
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so like k = 1/202?

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okayy i think i understand b now and hoq they got that answer!!

toxic lichen
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yes

elder narwhal
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do you know how to find out c? :?

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i had an idea but i talked to another classmate and im not really sure whats the correct way

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i tried 0.00495(100-97) = 0.01485, and 0.00495(100-49) = 0.2525 and then added to get 0.2673

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but they only did 0.00495(100-48) = 0.2574, and 0.00495(100-49) = 0.2525 and got 0.5098-0.5099

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well that way would make sense because theres already a chance for the probability to be 49 twice

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but im not sure if that means i should square 49 or instead use them to divide

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because my other idea

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was to go like 49/202 -> 0.2426*0.00495 = 0.0012

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but that feels like too low of a probability to me

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and also when i tried to do 1/49 i got like it to like the power of negative four so i dont think thats super accurate either lol

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okay wait i think i understand it now

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because of the 1/202 i think maybe it would make more sense to add 48/202 and 49/202 together to make 103/202

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because thats just like ummm i forgot what it was called but we learned this im pretty sure

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okay so 103/202 would be .5099 whichh would be just a simplified way of getting the same rounded result