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misty igloo
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?

faint sleet
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yes

misty igloo
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noice

faint sleet
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but it takes more effort

misty igloo
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since 11 dollars is what they gain for the club for each box

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does that mean

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u just do 20000 divided by 11

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and thats the answer?

faint sleet
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why 11 dollars per box?

misty igloo
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2.50 for each bar

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so

faint sleet
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actually i think thats right

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yup

misty igloo
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2.50 x 20 chocolate

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which is 1 box

misty igloo
misty igloo
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how does algebra make it easier

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can u elaborate

faint sleet
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Same logic in a purer form

misty igloo
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oh

faint sleet
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20000 = 20*2.50*0.12*x + 5x

misty igloo
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wth

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whats this

faint sleet
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thats the equation

misty igloo
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oh

faint sleet
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Your asked to find some x number of boxes which satisfies the equation

misty igloo
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what year are u anyways?

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senior? first year, third year or etc

faint sleet
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not studying. i do math for fun

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pallid canopy
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median parcel
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=.61

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That’s the first step it says to do @pallid canopy

pallid canopy
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Use the information given in the problem

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20 people out of 400

median parcel
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Ok so there are 244 that are not fair

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median parcel
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I’m stuck on this part @pallid canopy

craggy mango
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you have to figure 244C20?

median parcel
craggy mango
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You have the formula right there.

median parcel
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Idk how to actually solve it tho

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I just know just how to plug in numbers

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All I know is that the answer should be a super low decimal

craggy mango
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I mean, in place of n put 244 and 20 in place of r. In the formula you have there.

median parcel
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Ok so I did but I get a super big number

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Same with the 400C20

craggy mango
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Yes, and then divide the two.

median parcel
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My calculator can’t fit it all

craggy mango
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Oh don't use calculator right away.

median parcel
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It’s 244 X 243 X 232… until 225 ??????

craggy mango
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$\frac{244!}{(20!)(244-20)!} ÷ \frac{400}{20!)(400-20)!}$

grizzled pagodaBOT
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Sakata Yaksha

craggy mango
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The 20! Gets cancelled first if all.

median parcel
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I thought it was 244-20 that get canceled first

craggy mango
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That also gets cancelled nicely.

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244×243×242...225 is the numerator for the first part.

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÷ 400×399...381

median parcel
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Now that's that, I can't really help in that case.

median parcel
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😂

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Damn

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Even the 20! At the bottom is too big

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PART (b)

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graceful hare
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(j+1)^3-j^3=3j^2+3j+1 add those equations together j from 1 to n you have (n+1)^3-1=3S+3n(n+1)/2+n. Then you can calculate S=Σj^2

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There is a general way to calculate Σj^k for any positive integer k, by making a difference table ,called finite difference method or something . If you want to know this general method we can discuss it privately

wind glen
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@graceful hare solved it alrdy

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im fucking stupid

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sorry

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wheat canopy
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Hi, for graphs such as x^(14/11), what in the world is going on at x=0? It seems like theres no stationary point there despite that the derivative seems to be 0 there, its very confusing.

graceful hare
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0^x is defined to be 0 when x is non-zero

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0^0 is still defined to be 1

wheat canopy
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so there still is a statoinary point here?

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despite it looking like a v

graceful hare
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I was thinking this kind of function are only defined for non-negative x

wheat canopy
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yea in this case tho the denominator of the power is odd so it ends up looking like this

full arch
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help me

graceful hare
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Okay then but not v shape

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The slope will approach negative/positive infinity when x approaches 0 from left/right

wheat canopy
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im referring to specifically this sort of shape

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where it seems like theres no stationary point but at the same time should be one

graceful hare
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No there won’t be

wheat canopy
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oh, even though the derivative is 0 at x=0?

graceful hare
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The derivative has no definition at x=0

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Left of 0 approaches negative infinity , right of 0 approaches positive infinity

wheat canopy
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for x^(14/11) the derivative is (14/11)x^(3/11) tho is it not

graceful hare
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Oh my bad

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Then yes

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0 is a stationary point

wheat canopy
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ok i see

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thanks

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very weird looking graph man

graceful hare
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Yeah

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versed pebble
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sin^2x - sin^2xcos^2x / cos^2x = sin^2xtan^2x

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Idk how to go from here

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How do you use the roots of an equation, ex) I have -3+5i as one root. I can infer the second root is -3-5i. Now that I have both roots how do I write a quadratic equation with said roots.

fluid wren
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Expand (x + 3 - 5i)(x + 3 + 5i) ?

graceful hare
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You wrote both -

fierce fox
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Sorry but don’t u need both of the roots too write a quadratic eq?

graceful hare
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He edited, it has both roots now

fierce fox
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Ohhh

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So it would be x^2+6x+34 if you use distributive property

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Yeah

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Okay perfect tysm

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test

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how do you integrate by parts when you have limits? I'm unsure as to how I would go about this question:
$$\int_{-1}^{0}e ^x(x+2) \dd x$$

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I can't believe you've done this

lucid tendon
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I'm fine when doing indefinite integration by parts but I don't know how the limits affect the answer

finite raven
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there is this formula

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$\int_a^b f(x)g(x) dx = [F(x)g(x)]_a^b-\int_a^b F(x)g'(x)dx$

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Enoo58

lucid tendon
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well this is new to me

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only ever saw the formula without the limits

finite raven
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yes you could also just determine the indefinite integral

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and then calculate the definite one

lucid tendon
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ill try using this

finite raven
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alright good luck

lucid tendon
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thanks

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I got 1 as my answer which I think is right so thank you for the help

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earnest smelt
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hi

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earnest smelt
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could you please help

merry kiln
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If you have a square with side x, what is the length of its diagonal?

earnest smelt
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5.657

merry kiln
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...where did you get that number from

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Even if you have any questions, you use just one channel

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kind oak
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what will the equation of the curve which covers the whole x-y plane?

near oriole
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-∞ < (x, y) < ∞ ?

kind oak
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its an inequation?

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there won't be an equation?

near oriole
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Don't think so

kind oak
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okay, understandable

tranquil dawn
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well

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you could say z = 0

near oriole
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^^

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If you assume 3D

kind oak
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now, in addition to the whole x-y plane, if the curve also has a non-zero "z" coordinate, then what will be the equation/inequation?

kind oak
tranquil dawn
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can you even describe it as a curve then

kind oak
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ofcourse

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everything you make in the 3d space or 2d plane is a curve. doesn't necessarilly has to be a straight line. Straight line is just a special curve.

tranquil dawn
vernal stone
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z = 0
The set of points that satisfy this in R^3 is exactly the xy plane

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Or if you want to live in R^2

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0 = 0

kind oak
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r^3?

severe minnow
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@vernal stone nice serif lol

vernal stone
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everything that satisfies this is the plane itself

vernal stone
grizzled pagodaBOT
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𝐒𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐢𝟐𝟎𝟔𝟎

severe minnow
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@kind oak why do you want an equation for the whole plane anyway? Cause 0=0 technically works but it’s not meaningful in any way

kind oak
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yeah i got that, but what is r^3? Do you mean the number of dimensions we are working with?

severe minnow
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The set of real numbers is written $\bR$

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Ah

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vernal stone
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3 dimensional space is R3

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xyz space

severe minnow
kind oak
vernal stone
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R^2 is the xy plane

kind oak
vernal stone
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Look I think

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it is best you look up the formal definition of what a function is

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and understand it

severe minnow
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vernal stone
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because i feel you dont

kind oak
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every value of x has one and only one f(x)?

vernal stone
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no

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Let A and B be sets.

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Then the notation f : A -> B

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Means f is a function that 'maps' from A to B

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What this means is that f takes in an input from A. And outputs something in B

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Moreover, f needs to be defined for all possible inputs from A. And only one possible output for each input is allowed

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You are probably most familiar with functions $f:\bR \to \bR$

grizzled pagodaBOT
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𝐒𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐢𝟐𝟎𝟔𝟎

kind oak
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that I already know. but if there is a third set? like the third coordinate

vernal stone
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This is a specific class of functions.

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A function always only maps between 2 sets.

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$f:\bR^2\to \bR$

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𝐒𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐢𝟐𝟎𝟔𝟎

vernal stone
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You are probably thinking about this

kind oak
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ohkay yeah

vernal stone
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f takes in 2 coordinates in R as input

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and output a 3rd one

kind oak
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yup

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f(x,y)

vernal stone
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Now, about the graph

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uhhhhhh

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there are various ways to define it, but in the end it is considered to be a set of points

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For a function $f:A\to B$, we can consider its graph to be the set of points $${(x, f(x)) : x\in A}$$

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𝐒𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐢𝟐𝟎𝟔𝟎

vernal stone
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So if A = B = R

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your typical functions you are familiar with

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and f(x) = x^2

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Then the graph would be

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$${(x, x^2) : x\in\bR}$$

grizzled pagodaBOT
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𝐒𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐢𝟐𝟎𝟔𝟎

vernal stone
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If you haven't seen set notation like this, I also recommend learning it

kind oak
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i have

vernal stone
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👌

kind oak
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i just don't use it

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will do

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but oka

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in my question

severe minnow
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Ye

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You keep talking about a “curve” with reference to this plane thing

kind oak
severe minnow
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Curves have a very precise definition already

kind oak
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how do i use it

kind oak
vernal stone
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$type maths stuff here$ You can google how to type certain stuffs if needed.

grizzled pagodaBOT
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𝐒𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐢𝟐𝟎𝟔𝟎

severe minnow
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Surround in-line equations with single dollar signs like $x = 3$, and if you want centered equations you do two dollar signs like $$\sum = 5$$

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severe minnow
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The set of all curves of the form $$r(t) = t\hat{i} + c\hat j + 0\hat k,$$ where $c$ is a real number

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kind oak
# grizzled pagoda **𝐒𝐡𝐮𝐫𝐢𝟐𝟎𝟔𝟎**

now, what if we have a relation {(x,x):x belongs to R)? This would cover the whole plane right? Now, if i look at the 3d space, it covered all z=0 coordinates ofc. What if I have a non-zero z coordinate? How would I represent it in this form and how would the equation look like?

severe minnow
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No

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It would contain all the points like (5,5), (6,6), (10.5, 10.5), (pi, pi), etc

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So all the points along y = x

kind oak
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yeah?

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then?

severe minnow
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That isn’t the entire plane

kind oak
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oh my bad

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(x,y):x and y belong to R

severe minnow
kind oak
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yeah

severe minnow
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So talking about ordered pairs cannot work in 3d space

severe minnow
kind oak
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when the z is non zero, the ordered pairs become ordered triplets

severe minnow
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They don’t become anything

kind oak
severe minnow
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Sets are defined by you, if you say it only contains ordered pairs, you cannot just start adding a third coordinate

kind oak
severe minnow
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Look

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If I have the set {(0,1), (1,0), (0,0), (1,1)}

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How can you just make it contain ordered triples

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You can’t

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You must define a new set and use the elements of the old set to construct it

kind oak
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i didn't add a coordinate.
I just took another situation with locus of point (x,y,z) where x and y belong to R and z is a constant

severe minnow
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“z is a constant”

kind oak
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yup

severe minnow
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What does that mean exactly

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We’re working with sets now, we need precise, set-theoretic statements

kind oak
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it means that z is not a variable like x and y
it has some fixed value

severe minnow
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Right but that is vague in the context of sets

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What exactly is a variable? What is a fixed value? How are they different?

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Yknwo

kind oak
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how many sets are we exactly considering in 3dimension space?

kind oak
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no, but

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I learned that the order of an element a in multiplicative group Zn is the smallest t such that a^t is congruent with 1 modulo n. I wanted to write a simple routine in order to compute element orders for elements of a group automatically, but didn't find any conclusive answer on the internet that I could understand. ok, taking the naive approach of taking an element and gradually exponentiating it (for example, with a fast modular exponentiation algorithm) and then comparing to 1: how big of t's do I need to try until giving up? can t be infinite for Zn* (I know it can be for a group in general)?

plush cosmos
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Note that [ 2^t \equiv 1 \mod 4 ] is not true for any $t \ne 0$

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plush cosmos
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in general, you want a and n to be coprime

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Then, if $a$ and $n$ are coprime, Euler-Fermat tells us that \[ a^{\varphi(n)} \equiv 1 \mod n \] where $\varphi(n)$ is the Euler totient function. So the smallest $t$ is a divisor of $\varphi(n)$.
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plush cosmos
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and φ(n) <= n is finite :)

rapid peak
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And you can further refine that by Lagrange theorem to say t divides n

plush cosmos
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so answering your questions directly

how big of t's do I need to try until giving up?
if a and n are coprime, you will only need to check t <= phi(n). otherwise, you can just give up immediately
can t be infinite for Zn* (I know it can be for a group in general)?
yes, if and only if a and n are not coprime

snow island
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only need to check t <= phi(n)
thanks. that was my baseless intuition
if a and n are not coprime
that cannot happen in integer groups, can it?

rapid peak
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If you're talking about $\mathbb Z_n^$ then no, those groups only contain elements coprime with n. But if you're running an algorithm on the computer, you'll likely end up checking integers between elements in $\mathbb Z_n^$

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Zybikron

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right. thanks

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can someone help me with this

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<@&286206848099549185>

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wait 15 mins to ping..

young scroll
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ok

cinder sentinel
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what's up

dense carbon
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Whats the problem @young scroll

young scroll
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i dont know how to do it

dense carbon
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You know how to use “<“ & ”>” operators?

young scroll
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no

dense carbon
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You understand less than and greater than?

young scroll
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yes

dense carbon
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2 less than 3

young scroll
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yes'

dense carbon
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< is a less than symbol

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“>” is greater than symbol

young scroll
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k

dense carbon
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So now you see?

young scroll
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yeah sorta

dense carbon
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Sum of all your spending’s should be less than $60?

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Cause max you can spend is 60

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young scroll
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so whats the answer

dense carbon
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You giving test?

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If you just want the answer, you're not gonna get much help

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empty garnet
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<@&286206848099549185> I really need help and I dont have that much time

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empty garnet
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I see that but I just said i dont have that much time

clever saddle
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Don't care

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You still have to wait

empty garnet
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smh if you arent going to help with the problem then why bother

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Then why do you follow the rules of the server and wait at least 15 minutes before pinging helpers

empty garnet
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Because I would rather get help when I have time then follow rules and not be able to solve the problem?

clever saddle
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Either way, doesn't matter. Rules are there for a reason, follow them

empty garnet
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Just be quiet unless ur gonna help me

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I dont have unlimited time like u

clever saddle
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Then next time, follow the rules and we wouldn't be in the kind of conversation

empty garnet
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Or if you just mind your damn business I could have help with the problem instead of being in this conversation

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Just be quiet

clever saddle
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I would have minded my own business if you didn't ping helpers prematurely

empty garnet
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You are not even staff or helper what does it matter

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like be quiet

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and mind your damn business

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so i can get my problem solved

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and move on with my day

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you dont learn

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stop talking

clever saddle
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I don't have to be a helper. I can help if I wanted to

empty garnet
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Well did you help?

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No?

clever saddle
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But your attitude kinda sucks when I told you that there are rules for a reason and you should follow them

empty garnet
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Because I need help and I have to go in a little

clever saddle
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And it's not really my fault that you decided to procrastinate and wait last minute to do your work where you had to prematurely ping helpers

empty garnet
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Its not my fault either? I had to go somewhere this weekend you dont know everybodys stories buddy

clever saddle
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Could have done the work earlier

empty garnet
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Like when?

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I have had no time

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So stfu and mind your own business

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empty garnet
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<@&286206848099549185>

paper grail
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@clever saddle I think this is a kid lmfao

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@empty garnet Sure you're short on time, but that doesn't mean you get special perms to bypass rules lol. The world doesn't stop for you and you're not entitled to an answer either. Everything here is charity work.

empty garnet
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Now I got another person on me

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paper grail
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Not relevant this the topic at hand, but with the math you're doing I think I'm probably older than you. i'm not up for an argument lol.

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Here this can probably help you, the class of problems you're doing involves inscribed figures, good luck.

empty garnet
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You cant say your age but you are saying im a kid

paper grail
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You probably are doing that type of math lol

empty garnet
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and I know how to solve these problems I dont need a video that is not helpful

empty garnet
paper grail
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Then you don't need this channel if you know how to solve it

clever saddle
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If you know how to solve it, then solve it. Should be easy as that

paper grail
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Good luck

empty garnet
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I wouldn’t send that specific problem if I knew how to solve it as you can see its the last problem on the page and the other ones are solved

paper grail
empty garnet
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Whatever age I say you are going to say an age above it

clever saddle
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That resource just tells you how to solve the type of problems not the exact problem

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eh

regal glacier
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Just multiply it by itself if you dont know the rules

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But after that look at expenential rules

bleak flower
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so what is the answer

regal glacier
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Calculate it

bleak flower
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e

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,rotate

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hi,
how do I write this equation in an array
(20x+17y+14z)/(x+y+z) =18
example:
this eq x+y+z = 480
is
(1,1,1,480)

dim jacinth
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How do I know what the coefficients are?

mortal phoenix
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multiply both sides by x+y+z

dim jacinth
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and if the original was:

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(20x+17y+14z)/(x+y+z) => 18

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the sign change or stay?

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2x-y-4z => 0

mortal phoenix
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not enough info

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mortal phoenix
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you dont know if x+y+z is positive or negative

dim jacinth
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I know x,y,z >= 0

mortal phoenix
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then the sign doesnt change

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ty

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Hi could someone give me some hints on how to go about this? I tried that since bb^-1 = e then ab^-1 b = a

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first, since $H$ is nonempty, there exists an $a\in H$. Then we have $e=aa^{-1}\in H$. Further, $b^{-1}=eb^{-1}\in H$ for all $b\in H$. Finally, $ab = a\left(b^{-1}\right)^{-1}\in H$ for all $a,b\in H$

golden stone
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One direction is straight-forward.

grizzled pagodaBOT
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Denascite

safe tapir
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Can I say that if (ab^-1)b=a then (ab^-1)(ba^-1) = e. Since a,a^-1,b, b^-1 is in H and H must be closed under the induced binary operation * then ab^-1 must be a member of H

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that's the easy direction, yes

safe tapir
indigo cloud
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what I wrote

safe tapir
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ah ok thank you for the help

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