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no i am dumb i
i was confusing something for a moment
0*10=0 đ„
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why cant i do this
the ratio is number of coins, not denomination
when you set 8parts=100p you are saying each part has the same amount of value/money
but 1p and 5p have different values
so when things are of diffrent value i cannot do this?
correct, you cannot do it since they have different values
but your idea is there: try to write an expression for the total value
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Itâs telling me to prove that the triangles like
what have you tried 
ledning: om du kan trigonometri anvÀnd det, annars Pythagoras sats
Jag gjorde det men det blev helt konstigt
aaaa det kanske hjÀlper? :)
precis! vad fick du dÄ?
ja precis sÄ ska det vara
yes det Àr nog smidigast, du kan ocksÄ anvÀnda kvadratkomplettering om du har koll pÄ det
Inte direkt Àr det enklare Àn pq
vill du först skriva om den hĂ€r pĂ„ âvanligâ PQ form?
,rccw
tuff
merci
nu blev det ett litet teckenfel
titta noga pÄ hur pÄ formeln ser ut
aha jag skojar
sÄg inte minus tecknet! det ser rÀtt ut
Sorri skriver lite knasigt ibland
ingen fara! nu har du tvÄ lösningar för x eller hur
men hÀr blir det viktigt att tÀnka efter: x representerar ju sidlÀngden av en triangel
vad har du fastnat pÄ?
precis det ser rÀtt ut
Hur tar jag roten ur 3 det blir decimal
english please
det behöver du inte berÀkna
,w 4x+4=2x^2
not neccesary
its in the rules
idts
Sheâs helping me in Swedish itâs easier esp with formulas
rules say speaking in other languages is okay :)
Jahaaaa
yea im not swedish tho
Youâll live
SÄ nu har vi ena x pÄ 1-roten ur 3 och 1+roten ur 3
om du lÀser uppgiften sÄ vill man ju komma fram till en area som ocksÄ Àr pÄ liknande form
med roten ur 3 liksom
yes exakt men hÀr mÄste du kolla pÄ vilka x som Àr möjliga
Hur gör jag detttt
en liten följdfrÄga: kan en triangel eller kvadrat eller vilken form som helst ha en sidlÀngd som Àr negativ?
Jag visste inte ens att de kan vara negativa
det var frÄgan, tror du de kan vara negativa?
Nej det skulle ju va konstigt
precis, det kan man se enkelt i verkligheten att det Àr skumt om saker kan ha negative lÀngder och sÄ
Jahaaa sÄ det kna inte vara 1-rpten ur 3
plus ska det vara
ingen fara! lÀtt att blanda ihop
alright sÄ nu har vi alla sidlÀngder pÄ triangeln
We can talk other lang in help channels
sÄ nu Àr du i princip fÀrdig. det som kvarstÄr Àr ju berÀkning av arean
Jaaaa tack sÄÄÄ jÀtte mycket
det var sÄ lite :)
VÀnta jag ska försöka lösa arean ibland sÄ gör jag fel i de enklaste omrÄden
ingen stress
ja! nu gÀller det att utveckla
just multiply
Hur multiplicerar jag in det dÀr
Tips: skriv parentesen som 3+roten ur3 sÄ blir det lite enklare
exakt det Àr fel utan parantes
ja och glöm inte parentesen runt första termen
Vilken
(1+sqrt(3))(3+sqrt(3))
sÄ ska det stÄ
eftersom du multiplicerar hela basen med hela höjden
Delat pÄ 2
ja och delat pÄ 2 ocksÄ
we typically domt show the answers right away but try to guide!
Hur gör jag nu om jag ska multiplicera bÄde parantesen
det blir liknande som kvadreringsregeln fast lite mer komplicerad
đ„Č
oh yeah sorry i came back after a long time
Jahaaa jaa det kan jag men om jag multiplicerar med roten ur Àndras siffran normalt som 3*roten ur 3 blir bara roten ur 9?
inte riktigt utan det blir som du skrev 3*roten ur 3
om du vill skriva det som en rot gÀller att
$3 \cdot \sqrt{3} = \sqrt{9} \cdot \sqrt{3}$
HÀnger du med pÄ vad jag gjorde?
(det Àr sqrt(3) pÄ den andra rotten)
Tyyyyp inte
aha oops
plantsyavi
sÄ! tack
de tvÄ sista termerna blir fel
eller snarare nÀst sista
sista ser ok ut men du kan ocksÄ bara ta bort roten ur
plantsyavi
sqrt4 =2, och sedan 2 i kvadrat blir 4
Jag hĂ€nger inte med đ„Č
vad kÀnns förvirrande?
Vad som hÀnder med de sista tvÄ termerna nÀr de multipliceras
börja med detta problem
vad blir dedÀr som jag skrev?
Blir det roten ur 16
ja precis, och vad Àr roten ur 16?
sÄ det jag ville förklara var att nÀr du har roten ur och sen i kvadrat - det Àr som de kannelerar
Men var roten ur 9 i mitt svar Àven fel
ja den var fel,
Hur skulle jag göra
jsg skulle rekommendera att du först adderar lika termer
sÄ du har ju nu 3 och 3 som du kan addera va?
3+3?
ja exakt. ser du nÄgot du kan förenkla nu
Inte riktigt
har du koll pÄ hur man faktoriserar saker?
sÄ du skriver
du kan bara behandla roten som ett tal
det Àr ju bara ett tal eller hur?
Ja
om du slÄr in det i minirÀknaren sÄ fÄr du ett tal, runt 1.75 eller sÄ tror jag
I matematik nÀr du skriver sqrt(3) Àr det bara ett exakt sÀtt att skriva det talet
Som har mÄnga mÄnga mÄnga decimaler
men det blir inte magiskt pÄ nÄgot sÀtt, det Àr fortfarande bara ett tall
hahaha tack đ„čđ„čđ„č
Jobbar du som lÀrare kanske? Du förklarar ganska bra
det gör jag faktiskt inte! jag pluggar pÄ universitetet
roten ur 3 ska du bryta ut
men bara frÄn de 2 sista termerna eller hur? det Àr bara de som innehÄller det
det hÀr kanske hjÀlper: kan du förenkla $2a+6a$?
plantsyavi
inte riktigt
hur tÀnker du nÀr du försöker förenkla det
ja exakt det ska vara 3
och det som stÄr inne i parentesen blir 1+3
sÄ totalt fÄr du 8a eller hur
Jaa
plantsyavi
du behöver inte bryta ut varje gÄng, du kan bara addera det som stÄr framför b direkt
det Àr samma sak sÄklart
men förstÄr du varför det Àr samma sak?
Ja jag tror det
okej! vad fÄr du hÀr?
B(1+3)
precis och det blir?
4b
vi vill oftast skriva det sÄ enkelt som möjligt, sÄ dÄ Àr det bÀst att skriva sÄhÀr
okej, nu om du bara ersÀtter b med $\sqrt{3}$ vad fÄr du dÄ?
plantsyavi
alltsÄ vilket uttryck fÄr du
SĂ„?
kÀnner du igen det?
nÀÀÀ
det enda vi gjorde var att ersÀtta b med roten ur 3
sÄ om vi vet att b+3b=4b
och b Àr roten ur 3, vad fÄr man?
Roten ur 3 * 4?
plantsyavi
NÀÀ..
eller $4\sqrt{3}$
plantsyavi
Hur Àr det hÀr bara 2 a poÀng
vi Àr snart fÀrdiga
Hur kom 4an
b+3b=4b
det enda jag gjorde var att jag plockade ut b och sÄ satte jag in roten ur 3
eller hur?
Vi har ju 3* roten ur 3
plantsyavi
right?
Okej ja dÄ har vi 4*roten ur 3
precis sÄ vad har vi dÄ för area uttryck?
Ja duuu
om du gÄr upp lite hittar du resten
Njaa nu har du tagit med roten ur 3 igen
Men den finns redan i 4 roten ur 3
Vi adderade ju dem redan
SĂ„ hur ska det bli
plantsyavi
Jaha
sen sa vi de tvÄ sista blir $4\sqrt{3}$ eller hur?
plantsyavi
jag tror att du har rÀtt! om du menar sÄhÀr
Den under
Jaaa sÄ
sÄ om vi bara delar pÄ 2 Àr vi klara
bra jobbat! mitt tips skulle vars att du skriver upp en checklista pÄ hur du löste uppgiften
det brukar hjÀlpa mig nÀr jag lÀr mig nya saker
t.ex. steg 1: anvÀnd Pythagoras, steg 2: pq regeln
osv
Kan jag lÀgga till dig om det finns smÄ grejer som jag fastnar pÄ ibland
absolut! jag brukar dock inte vara online sÄ ofta sÄ du vet
Det görrr inget de Àr inte jag heller men jag kollade lite pÄ a uppgifter innan provet imorn och tÀnkte ÀndÄ att jag provar pÄ mig nÄgra
I alla fall tack igen ha en trevlig kvĂ€ll đ€
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stuck a bit here, can i get a very vague hint which can direct my thinking and expand my mind towards the correct solution? I got first term and common difference by using the 2 terms provided. But im a bit confused how do i find the rational term
get the general term first and show your work here
yea just plug your d
and corrected a
into a + (n-1)d and solve for when it must be rational
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So basically any way that I create any graph on my own?
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can you reword the question?
Oh so is there any way that I can create a graph in any kind
Like how I can create on my own
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are you talking about formulas?
@visual kernel come back here
"Ok yo so if I want to create a grafh lets say like a infinity symbol can I create it on my own?"
err
Yea
yes you can create it on your own by using formulas
? Like curve and lines
heres an example
Cant you create it by differentiation?
Nahhhh thats cool
?
i think so i never tried it
Oh like the maxium point and minium point inflection points those stuff
sure
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im not sure where to even start to get this, is it some sort of am gm or cauchy schwarz, im very new to these type of inequalities
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Hm, I don't know if it's the intended solution, but I have a start on a geometric solution
If you take a 2x2 square and mark the sides according to the length of a,b and c,d, you could make right angle triangles with square side lengths (a,c), (a,c), (b,c), and (b,d)
interesting
woah that's pretty dope
Do you have further context for the question though? If it's for a class, what topic is it?
its about inequalities regarding qm-am-gm-hm, cauchy schwarz etc.
should be just clever manipulation for this
this was left as a particular exercise
cant even wrap my head around what to do tho
i tried applying ONLY am-gm but it didnt help
you can either use cauchy schwarz or QM-AM to bash this out
use cauchy on each pair such that you obtain the higher bound
(a^2 + c^2)(b^2 + d^2)
and
(a^2 + d^2)(b^2 + c^2)
wait its actually cauchy wtf
didnt think that
i actually tried with the pairs like you said but i couldnt think
you should get LHS is lesser or equal to (spoilers, try to work it out):
||LHS <= [(ab + cd)^2 + (ad + bc)^2][(ab + cd)^2 + (ac + bd)^2]||
err use the idea that (ad + bc) + (ac + bd) is actually just = (a+b)(c+d) = 2*2 = 4
i did it with something like ()() and ()() for cauchy so i was wrong
omg yeah idk why i didnt see this
QM-AM actually has a neater solution here i think
apply it to each bracket and you also get the product of the square of like each pairs
and then you just use this to bound it
uh
a^2 + c^2 >= (a+c)^2 / 2
so on so on so on for the other pairs
then you get LHS >= (a+c)^2 (a+d)^2 (b+c)^2 (b+d)^2 all over 16
so now you just bound (a+c)(a+d)(b+c)(b+d)
to get 2(ab + cd) + 4
by amgm ab and cd are lesser or equal to 1
(a+b)(b+d) = ab + ad + bc + cd
doing so for the other pair
adding the two results gets 2(ab + cd) + 4
no worries đ
wait this is like a gimmick i think using cauchy is the most intuitive method but QM-AM is a bit faster
yep i got 25 too
im so fried
after using cauchy to get LHS <= ((ab + cd)^2 + (ad + bc)^2)((ab + cd)^2 + (ac + bd)^2) what can i do to simplify
not sure where this would be applied
let x = ab+cd
y = ad + bc
z = ac + bd
y + z = 4
the expression thus is
(x^2 + y^2)(x^2 + z^2)
max this given y + z = 4, max occurs when y = z = 2
as such the equation is (x^2 + 4)^2 and ab and cd is lesser or equal than 1 such that x is lesser or equal to 2
wait shouldnt it be >= since its cauchy
i think lagrange would work here instead
qm am in this way also finds the lower bound instead no
idk anymore
lagrange yields lhs <= 64
very loose
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i tried deriving frulaniâs theorem from feynmanâs method
but idk how to do partial derivatives
partial derivatives is kinda like a basic derivative but you treat the other variables as constants
suppose f(x, y) = x^2y + 3xy^2
so for example the partial derivative wrt to x is just 2xy + 3y^2
i got that
but when im integrating a partial derivative
its not behaving the way i want it to behave
where have you gotten til?
the integral is divergent so your definition of f(0) is wrong
why what
the integral needs to be evaluated from -inf to 0 because its an improper integral at both bounds you must use limits for both lim b -> 0- ln|b| - lim a -> -inf ln|a|
you end up with -inf - inf which means the integral simply diverges
you cannot take the bounds of a divergent integral and then condense it into a single limit
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6.4 is $f(xy) = f(x) + f(y)$. So we hold y fixed and differentiate. Then he says it holds for all $y\neq 0$ but aren't we still holding y fixed?
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or is it because you can hold the y fixed at any value
Yeah. You can do this for any fixed value of y except 0
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For this question here can i just multiply 96x32x48 and then just square root it to get the volume
yes
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how to do this
What have you done?
And if you know the bearing of W from U, you also should easily be able to find the bearing of U from W (i.e. going the other way), right?
try bashing more angles out, as chartbit mentioned. there are quite a few you can get from the given information.
Find UVW angle first might be a good start, OP!
Then you can find something useful in triangle UVW too đ
(that might be a bit more challenging to start off with
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hi guys, I answered part b already and would like suggestions for a more refined solution
ill send my ans in a bit
I believe my answer is too long and ugly, so thats why I seek help here
ping me when answering as I will dive to other question first thanks
if the infimum existed then there would be some lower bound on ncos(npi/2)
since you've shown that for n = 2k as n->infty we have that this T_2k goes to -infty no such bound exists
but not every even n goes to infinity
-inf
we only need an infinite sequence that goes to -inf
thats why I created the "when n is even"
how to filter that
2pi, 6pi, 10pi,...
ah so do I make when n = 2 +4k with k = 0,1,2,..
?
đ
oh so by making a sequence out of the thing is enough to prove it?
out of T i mean
dont write lim on the left, because this looks like you are evaluating the limit and you are not
I agree
should I name the sequence
like S, M, P
@summer imp I would gladly accept ur comment if u have any cuz I saw u typing
Your first pic does have some issues in that you're defining the limit piecewise with respect to n, but n isn't fixed it's taken to infinity as k pointed out. You can prune a lot of that first pic by just writing the general value of n cos(npi/2) explicity depending on n, and then you can explain your choice of sequence accordingly.
I agree
As for your sequence you could name it something like s_k and give the corresponding value of n*cos(npi/2) for n = 2 + 4k.
wait
how is it
hmm but I don't know if there should be something more before reaching to the conclusion that lim tends to -inf
I added extra brackets near cos for clarity ig
I would evalute this cos first and then take the limit it is not immediately clear that this limit is -infty
If you're using this lim notation you have to keep writing lim until you evaluate it
so there should be a lim k->infty in the last line before (2+4k)cos((2+4k)pi)/2
oh I see
alternatively you could skip writing lim and use the notation when you write an arrow and n->infty above it
the expression after the first "=" right?
yes
like this $w_n \xrightarrow{n \to \infty} -\infty$
k
you could write the last line like this $w_{2+4k} = (2+4k) \frac{\cos (2+4k)\pi}{2} \xrightarrow{k \to \infty} -\infty$
k
its just other notation
wdym
how else do you reach -inf
here
no it cant
2+4k's sequence is 2, 6, 10, and plugging in to the cosine thing we always get -1
but do u think we should solve the thing before writing -inf
oh shoot
right, but we should write this
yea I might fumble
wait ohh
I made a mistake writing the 1/2
not inside the cosing
youre welcome
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Hi guys could someone help me please? I'm doing a trig question and i dont like using CAST diagrams or using the graph
and i use this to find the solutions
this is what the mark scheme says and idk why its +- 18.4 when i just put +18.4 , or why its +-180 when i just put +180, also idk where they got 161.6
well so first of all you should have $\cos\theta = \green\pm\s\f9{10}$
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Oh wow how could i forget đ€Ł
Okayyyy i got positive 161.6
thank you for that
but how did they get +-
i mean -161.6
do you know cos(x) = cos(-x)
for cos, yes
only for cos
ok so thats just a rule thank u
so that explains +-18.4
what about sin?
whys it +-180
so i should've done 0-180 as well?
180-0
according to this line
but in this case, it doesn't make a difference as the value is 0
wdym
okkkk thank you but isnt it the same as the cos rule of this then?
So basically
what im infering from this is that i should take both negative and positive values from sin and cos
but u said its only for cos
to take the negative value
so why is this a rule
for cos(x)=cos(-x)
sin(x)=-sin(-x)
it is better to understand and also remember this by graph imo
đ€Ł ok i probably should
Im tryna deep this
this might be of help
yes
Oooo ur so smart
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Can someone verify this? I want to make sure d_omega is not exact
This look correct
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I don't get how $L( \mu \mid x_1 \dots x_n)â„k(x_1 \dots x_n)$
Wai
and I'm quite confused by what the order relation even is ehre
like K(x_1,x_2...,x_n) makes no snese?
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k looks like a function of n variables
I see
thanks
hmm, the choice of k* is intriguing
eh, make sense
thanks
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hey so
i tried to derive frulani's formula again using feynman's method
but when i integrate a PDE to basically get a function
the constant of integration should prolly be a function of the other variables
Can someone give me hints on how to derive this (i dont wanna look up a proof cuz doing it myself will be more rewarding i think)
(Bear with me I only do partial integrations when it comes to field conditions in physics)
(So therefore I might not be fully accurate)
Essentially what you're trying to do is to differentiate under the integral sign (as is called feynman's trick) which you then use to simplify into a known integral ya
yes
that works
and you are correct
if you integrate PDEs you do get a functional constant
But I don't think here it's necessary
you should be getting a f'(ax)/a term
check it
ok so the problem is
$$ \int_{-\infty}^0 \frac{e^{mx} - e^{nx}}{x} dx$$
parthisjoking
i assumed the integral to be a function of m and n
so
$$ F(m,n) = \int_{-\infty}^0 \frac{e^{mx} - e^{nx}}{x} dx$$
parthisjoking
now i wanna do partial derivatives
since i know F(0,0) = 0
idk how to go forward from here
failed attempt number 7 ig
give me a moment to process this lol
So you're partially integrating
and adding a constant function and also c
I think you're double counting somewhere
Are you sure you didn't double count anything?
wait a second
what's ln(0) doing there
@shadow elm
what is f(n)
did u find that?
idk how to do thay
this is my first time integrating a pde tbh
and maybe my 3rd time partially differentiating anything
i put 0 everywhere
F(0,0)
just gonna send u this
yeah red flag how is 0 in ln bro domain restrictions
yeah well ln(0) goes to infinity
infinity minus infinity is not zero
it's a undefined thing
it's a indeterminate form
Partial differentiation still obeys limit rules much like actual differentiation
so i think 0 being in ln..... would not work out
can you gimme a hint on how to approach this proof then
i dont wanna just look up the proof
since it is too much dopamine in a single day for me
you got a funtion of m earlier
that's perfectly alright
If I were to just wing it I'd say m and n are symmetrical
and f(n) is just a -ln(n)
but you need a full fledged proof
no they arent đ„Č
F(m,n) = - F(n,m)
your integral is e^mx - e^nx no
do partial differentiation wrt n
i clearly see i will get a -1/n term
add them ig
f(m,n) anyway
split and add
one as a func of m
another as a func of n
ln(m/n)
that is definitely the answer , yes.
but
i dont know if the proof is very rigorous if i just add em
im missing something
dude it's just a conservative field it obeys daum/daun=daun/daum
whats a conservative field
remember electric field and magnetic field from twelfth grade?
Yeah well they follow this conservative fields idea
I could give u a physics explanation
but mathematically speaking
if they obey this, then they are (mostly) conservative
(provided the field is defined on all points, of course)
(sometimes a loop may enclose the origin, so, well, if it does that, it's non-conservative)
I don't think you have to worry about that though since m and n
are both positive
Anyways I think I shall leave it to the more experienced people here to explain
Sorry but I can't exactly go beyond that
@shadow elm
No problem keep working chat
which jee
jee mains ?
so jee adv ?
IIT JAM you mean ?
oh
good for u
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Use double integrals instead ig?
Write
f(ax)-f(bx) as
Integral of f'(t) dt under the limits ax and bx
Then switch the integral signs
Ye
.
ah
Ye Ik
Nah pretty good
It would be better if you didn't let both integrals be in terms of x
Hmmm
but isnt this still wrong
yeah
I'll get pen paper
wait wait wait
i think i got it
i took the upper thingy as f(x) as u said
,rccw
idk if this is correct either
Correct
nvm
i didnt even know the full statement of frullani
proving the general form
would be hard imo
What are you referring to?
ok so
the problem i wanted to solve was the e^mx thingy
But ye y=tx and then change order of integration
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General f(x) is solved same way
Here you're solving the general formula
i took f(x) as e^mx
Yess
sry f(y)
f(y) is just e^y no?
no its e^my na then
It becomes that after you put limits
Alr then
lemme restart and prove
Yes
the general form first
You first need to make a substitution
to get rid of the denominator x
And x in the limits
Try y=tx
Then you switch integrals
Basically it means to integrate in a different order
You'll get smth like this
f' btw
Rightt
True
Yeee
True
damn
also
can u tell me
when we convert a double int to polar
is dx dy and dy dx the same thing
Well ig the best hint you could get is the structure of that curve or smth
Well that surface area ig
cuz my teacher told me
$dxdy = rdrd{\theta}$
parthisjoking
Yes true
$is dydx=rdrd{\theta} too ?$
parthisjoking
Sub x = rcos(theta), y = rsin(theta)
They are commutative I believe if the integral comverges
Yeah that works there
It's related to jacobians and shit
Forgot exactly how
Search up fubini's theorem
You didn't integrate the first integral crazy
There should be a t in the denominator
f'(xt)dx
xt = k
only linear sub is
No any sub I think
Nicee
i might go back to the basics and derive reduction formule + walli's formula now
isnt it just IBP
Yeah IBP and then recursion
Lemme see
Can't see
đ„
damn
i cant seem to derive
wallis
i thought it was ez
reduction formule are ez
not wallis tho
HOW DO I USE RECURSION
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How 1e wrong
Answer had ln(2-x) + fraction instead of ln(x-2) - fraction
your work looks correct to me
^ this however idk why they would write it like that
and also $\f{2}{x-2} = -\f2{2-x}$
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so it's probably equivalent
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can someone verify thi
have you tried evaluating it at that x value?
