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amber basin
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I would multiply both sides by 2 and also 3

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and then it's a simpler equation without denominators

sterile island
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yeah how do I do that?

amber basin
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$2(\frac{x}{2} + \frac{x}{3}) = 1(2)$

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amber basin
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that comes to?

sterile island
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what is 2(x/3)?

amber basin
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$a(\frac{b}{c}) = \frac{ab}{c}$

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I need help with (5^(-3)*5^(7))/(5^(8)) if anyone can help me

wise spire
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x^a * x^b = x^(a+b)

remote mural
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is the answer .0016? or 1/625

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,calc <your_expression>

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nvm its right

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if you squint the denominator is 9^n

foggy elm
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oh i see

fathom shuttle
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Each term in the sequence is less than 8^n/9^n

foggy elm
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so if you make the denominator 9^n that would converge right

remote mural
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yes

fathom shuttle
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If you show its less than the convergent sequence, it converges

foggy elm
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is there like a general rule to finding what to make the b_n

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or do you just have to guess

remote mural
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no there is no general rule

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you just have to think

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ok

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whats one times six divided by seven?

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amber wedge
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6/7

brittle reef
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thanks

amber wedge
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,calc 6/7

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Result:

0.85714285714286
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thanks

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Np

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Can anyone see any things you could conclude from this shape?

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Like congruent triangles etc.

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Hello

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true owl
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I was wondering how do i isolate T

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in This expression

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All other things being constant, this is just a linear equation

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v = [1;0;0];
x = [0;1;0];
y = [0;0;1];

step = .1;

for k = 0:step:2 % 0 to 2 seconds, with step size.

x_vel = .1 + (k/5);
y_vel = .2 + (k/5);

d = x/norm(x)*(x_vel*step) + y/norm(y)*(y_vel*step);
d = d/norm(d)*tan(norm(d));

x = x - (dot(x,v) *v)  /  (norm(v)^2);
y = y - (dot(y,v) *v)  /  (norm(v)^2);

v = (v+d)/norm(v+d);

end
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Hello, given the initial values of a unit vector "v", and initial values of vectors "x" and "y" ( x and y can have any magnitude but most be perpendicular to each other and perpendicular to vector "v") and continuous values of x_vel and y_vel for a certain time, I am able to run this code with whatever step size I want and I save the x,y,z values of the "v" vector over time. The code I am running solves an for the "v" vector through a certain step size, I am trying to find the equivalent program, but in an integral fashion. Right now I can't truly integrate the values from 0 to 2 seconds because I can't use infinitely small step sizes. The "v" values overtime are continuous.
The only thing I can do right now is interpolate between the "v" vector values I get to get an estimate area under the curve that is close but not exact.

glass heart
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so you want to symbolically integrate?

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with a program?

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or what exactly is your question

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approximating integrals is super standard

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# glass heart so you want to symbolically integrate?

I am wanting to get an integral without a program. I would like to somehow put my starting values into an integral and it can give me the true area under the x,y,z curves. Right now I can only get as many values as how many steps I do with my program.

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So I have a unit vector "v" with 2 perpendicular vectors "x" and "y" such that x and y are also perpendicular and the magnitudes of "x" and "y" represent the angular velocity of "v" at any time, and the direction of "x" and "y" represent the direction of that angular velocity respectfully. The magnitudes of "x" and "y" are scalar and they are KNOWN. In the code I reference them at any time with a sample function. Basically given the starting vector positions and the velocity magnitude components of "x" and "y", I want to integrate the vector "v" positions overtime so I have an x,y,z components graph each over time. Currently I have code that can get the integral estimate with a certain step size. I am trying to get an actual integral formula so I don't have to interpolate and use step sizes to get all my values of "v".

The code first gets "d", the vector to add to "v" such that the sum will be the new vector "v" after the step size of "k" seconds. Then the x and y components are projected onto the new plane where "v" is. That way I am able to transfer the "v" vector again, knowing x and y are still on the same plane.

I am trying to get an integral equation equivalent of the code I have right now. It would integrate the vector "v" components overtime. Right now I can only get an estimate with a step size. This is for a control theory project and I am getting these values to integrate position of a vehicle moving from one orientation to another.

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Sorry to bombard with information, this might help explain what I am doing

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remote mural
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Help

split wind
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Do you know the geometric interpretation of the slope of a line?

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Or how to calculate the slope from two points?

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# remote mural no not really

Geometrically the slope of a line tells you how much you go up or down on the y-axis, as you go 1 to the right on the x-axis.

Example: a line with the slope 3 would go up 3 in the y-axis every time you go 1 to the right on the x-axis. Likewise you would go 6 up the y-axis if you went 2 to the right on the x-axis and etc. This gives us the following relation:

If a line has slope we call "a" then the change in y called "Δy" is equal to "a" times the change in x called "Δx". Also written as Δy = a ∙ Δx. Dividing by "Δx" on both sides, we get the the slope "a" can be calculated as a = Δy/Δx.

Now, how do we find Δy/Δx from two points? Remember that "Δy" is the change in y. From two points this would be the difference between the y-values of the points. (Example: if you had the points (5, 4) and (3, 1), then Δy = 4 - 1). Likewise with "Δx" it is the difference between the x-values of the points (Example: if you have the same points (5, 2) and (3, 4) then Δx = 5 - 3).

When you have these two values calculated, you can substitute them into the equation we had earlier (a = Δy/Δx).

General formula if you are still stuck: ||For two points (x₁, y₁) and (x₂, y₂) the slope "a" of the line between these points is calculated by a = Δy/Δx = (y₁ - y₂)/(x₁ - x₂)||

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remote mural
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are these correct?

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lusty rampart
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so i guess it would be aas

remote mural
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yeah

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I forgot to type it

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myb

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everything else good though?

lusty rampart
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let me see rq

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seems so

remote mural
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alright, ty.

lusty rampart
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np

remote mural
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wb these

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wait 1 sec

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are they congruent by SAA

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or AAS

lusty rampart
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saa and aas?

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they would be the same

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two angles and a side

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but it would be aas/saa

remote mural
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I meant like /or yk

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wb these

lusty rampart
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yeah those seem right

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the red stuff is given right?

remote mural
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yes

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I did not draw on there

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wb these

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native pine
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Hello how do you solve this equation?

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native pine
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the 3 = 1,03x specifically

remote mural
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Logarithms

native pine
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ok thanks

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for example
a = 45%, b = 75%
if a is worth 60% of the total and b is worth 40% of the total how do i calculate the total? (what should be a percantage)

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$\frac{18- \frac{18}{\pi+4} (\pi + 2) }{2}$

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tawdry crescent
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how to simply this

hidden elbow
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perhaps

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start

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by separating

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fraction

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i solved it

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Can somebody help with a practice problem I have

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So far I have shown that 1|a+3b and 1|5ab. Which implies that 1|a and 1|b. But im not sure how to proceed

warm wren
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in what way is it useful that 1 divides a and b

dusk rock
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we're trying to show that the gcd(a,b) = 1, so we need to show that 1 is a divisor of a and b

warm wren
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💀

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That's not how it works

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lmao 1 divides every number

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you need to show that no other numbers divide them both

dusk rock
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how do i show that though?

warm wren
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contradiction

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assume that some d that isn't 1 divides them both

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and show that that is impossible

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also remember that 1 divides anything so there is no meaning to saying that 1 divides a

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alright 👍

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hi

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hi

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for the collection

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coarse beacon
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A = {1,2,3....,8}

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how many different injectives are there from A to A?

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one right?

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same with the amount of bijectives

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just one?

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or is it 8 since there's 8 elements

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and 1 goes to 1, 2 to 2 and so forth

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Hello, im just wondering how to prove the product of any 3 consecutive numbers is divisible by 3

silent adder
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cause by 2 its easy but idk exactly how you would prove them by 3

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and i dont really think the probability thing would be solid enough for my teacher tbh

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is there no proof for it like the proof for 2 consecutive numbers being divisible by 2

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with 2k and 2k+1 and stuff

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yeah i know

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in our proof system the more solid proof would be to define the product as n(n+1) and take the 2 cases where n are even and odd

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for instance

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1: n = 2k
=> 2k(2k+1) = 2(k(k+1)) => 2|n(n+1), (∀)k∈ℕ*
2: n = 2k+1
=> (2k+1)(2k+1+1) = (2k+1)(k+1) * 2 => 2|n(n+1), (∀)k∈ℕ*

from both => 2|n(n+1), (∀)k∈ℝ (we work in ℝ)

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thats the proof for the first statement

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im wondering if there is some simmilar proof for divisible by 3

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and 3 consecutive numbers

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why is that

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what is the concrete proof that that occurs

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its definately not an axiom

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i know its true but i have to prove it

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yeah ok thank you

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i got it

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so that basically encompasses all possible numbers in terms of 3

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with long division and stuff

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thank you

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i never knew you could do that

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Hello, I was trying to solve this problem but ended up with a wrong answer, can someone correct me when I did wrong?

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-1(5+a)^2

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-25 -10a -a^2

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its minus a?

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So how to solve it?

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I need to get rid of the minus

silent adder
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you dont tbh

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you can just switch the order of the terms if youre uncomfortable

violet glacier
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e.g?

silent adder
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instead of (-5+a)^2 say (a-5)^2 and solve that

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its the same

violet glacier
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ty

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But What are the examples I need to get rid of the minus

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How to do it?

silent adder
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wdym by getting rid of the minus

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factoring it?

violet glacier
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There are 3 equations for polynomials

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and sometimes I cannot switch the order

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And need to fit one of the equations

silent adder
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can you send the questions?

violet glacier
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Not from an English speaking country so excuse me

silent adder
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dw youre fine

violet glacier
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(-x-6)^2 - (x+8) (x-8)

silent adder
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in this case at the first one you can put it in a seperate parantheses:
=(-(x+6))^2 - (x^2 - 8^2)
since minus squared is always plus just solve for (x+6)^2 in the first one

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and the 2nd one difference of squares but make it x^2 + 64 due to the minus

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minor patio
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I just need help finding the roots to this problem

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use an available channel

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this one is occupied

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oh sorry

heady knot
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how do you generally find roots of quadratic equations=?

high igloo
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factoring, quadratic equation, completing the square

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(or graphing)

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oh ur not the one that asked the question lol

minor patio
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I tried factoring with the Diamond, but that does not work

heady knot
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if all else fails

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the quadratic formula does not

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you can always relly on it, it's your only friend in life

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solve the equation with the quadratic formula, the sollution are the roots

high igloo
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it even gives u complex numbers

minor patio
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I did quadratic formula and I got this as an answer

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But i feel as if there is more to this

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nope thats it

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I got it

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how do i know when i got the correct answer?
i feel like i could reduce these trig functions forever

latent steeple
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,w simplify (1+sinx)/cosx

latent steeple
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tan (x) + sec(x) looks the simplest

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Seems to be the right yeah o

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please

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just all of it, mainly where to start

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i just need someone to tell me where to start and i'll be good

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There is a linear correlation between y'(t) and y(t). The 2 points (0,0) and (4,3) are on the graph that describes the correlation between aforementioned. What differential equation describes the correlation

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Finite strings?

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I couldn't attend the last lecture, so I don't know what this is 🥴

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(-44/5+(sqrt)3)

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attempting to rationalize this

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and i just cant seem to get an answer that the online learning tool i am using likes

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topaz thunder
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Does anyone know how to solve this? I know the quadratic equation, but the answer apparently had to be two fractions..

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Can you show your work?

topaz thunder
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Alright, one moment (I’m working with paper)

placid vortex
topaz thunder
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Oh, then I probably did this wrong 😅

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Oh wait-

placid vortex
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u can't leave it alone an use the formula

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formula only works when equaled to 0

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-6x^2+x+1

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now u can use the formula

topaz thunder
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Okay, so the answer would be x= 4/12 or x= 6/12

placid vortex
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One sec..

placid vortex
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also u can solve this by factoring

topaz thunder
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Oh that’s a good idea

placid vortex
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but i assumed there would be root but thats alright

hidden elbow
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eeeew

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just punch into formula

placid vortex
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factoring is always the number 1 way

topaz thunder
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Like complete the square?

placid vortex
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all else fails do completing the square or formula

hidden elbow
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wait are u allowed a calc?

topaz thunder
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Yeah the T135 or whatever the number is
The $100 one

placid vortex
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there is a quadratic solver on it

hidden elbow
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yummy

topaz thunder
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Can you just go to calculate and type it in?

placid vortex
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act nvm

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thats ti-84

hidden elbow
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oh fk

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I read that as TI-84 HAHAHA

hidden elbow
placid vortex
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how does a scientific calc cost 100 dollars 💀

topaz thunder
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Like this

hidden elbow
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scam Istg

placid vortex
hidden elbow
topaz thunder
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FRRR my school requires it when some students just don’t have the funds for that stuff

hidden elbow
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is that

placid vortex
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thats such an old calc

hidden elbow
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wtf is that

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YEA WTHH

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HAHAHA

topaz thunder
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Wait fr?

placid vortex
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yea

topaz thunder
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Well it is over 5 years old so I guess it’s an older model

hidden elbow
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bruh

topaz thunder
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But it works fine

hidden elbow
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okay it’s fine

placid vortex
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yea no way its gonna have the quadtraic solver

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but did u factor it and get the answer?

topaz thunder
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I’ll find out, maybe I’ll ask my teacher or sum

hidden elbow
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ask YouTube

topaz thunder
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Oh no I just finished the equation through the quad. Formula cuz that’s what I was already doing
But yeah I got it

placid vortex
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a right?

topaz thunder
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Hell yeah

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I’m smarter

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I’m stronger

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I’m better

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I am better

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Anyways sorry lmao

hidden elbow
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YE YOU ARE

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YURE BETTER

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Okay ty y’all !

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How would I go round solving this? I knoew position vector for S is (3t+9)i+(4t-6)j

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hey

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the sequence (Un) : Un+1 = f(Un)

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i need to show that for every U0 in R no matter what the first term is , (Un) converges

mortal orbit
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here's a hint : consider the case when U0 >= 0 and the case when U0<0. Then, can you find an upper/lower bound to the sequence (Un) ?

autumn stirrup
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tf i'm i saying

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i already tried

mortal orbit
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what are you having trouble with ?

autumn stirrup
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suppose there is a A such as for every n : A<Un

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f(A)<f(Un)

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so f(A)<Un+1

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but i don't have A<f(A)<Un+1 to use induction

mortal orbit
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so that's for the case when U0 is positive I imagine

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but have you got any idea of what A works ? :)

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A doesn't have to be strictly negative btw

autumn stirrup
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true

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i guess 0

mortal orbit
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yep

autumn stirrup
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yeah since f(0)=0

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thanks

mortal orbit
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No problem

autumn stirrup
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i have a harder question if you're interested

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@mortal orbit

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are you french ?

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or spreak french

mortal orbit
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Oui monsieur

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Oui aux deux questions

autumn stirrup
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ayyy

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vive la france

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ce problème est hyper intéressant

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j'ai tout fait sauf la dernière

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on a (n+1)wn = Sigma(vk)=1/(Un+1)^B - 1/(Uo)^B

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comme limite do wn = m

mortal orbit
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Oui

autumn stirrup
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en passant aux équivalents

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(n)m equivaut 1/(Un)^B

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car 1/(Uo)^B = o(1/(Un)^B)

mortal orbit
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Oui

autumn stirrup
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puisque 1/Un tends vers + infini

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on utilise l'quivalent de (1+x)^a qui est 1+ax

mortal orbit
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Pas besoin de ça il me semble

autumn stirrup
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je pense que c'est nécessaire vu qu'il faut dessencdre le beta de puissance à coefficient

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vu que y'a (1-a)xm

mortal orbit
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Il me semble pas que le 1-alpha vienne de là

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Pour moi il faut revenir à la toute première hypothèse sur un

autumn stirrup
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oui

mortal orbit
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Que (un+1 - un)/un^alpha -> m

autumn stirrup
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et ducoup comment on le rend coefficient ?

mortal orbit
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Laisse moi essayer de lecrire

autumn stirrup
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100% on utilise le dl de Un

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je suis tellement prêt du résultat

mortal orbit
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Ok mais c'est quoi le dl de 1/un+1 ^ beta ?

autumn stirrup
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déjà pour simplifier les chances on travaille avec Un en remplacent tout n+1 par n

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donc on cherche celui de 1/Un^B

mortal orbit
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Oui

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?

autumn stirrup
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att

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ah mais qsq j'ai fais j'ai considéré que Un tends vers 1

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j'ai essayé de faire un retour en arrière

mortal orbit
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En fait, tu repars de 1/n × 1/un^B -> m

autumn stirrup
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il suffit de montrer que = 1/Un^B equivaut (mn(1-a))

mortal orbit
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Oui il y a un 1- alpha effectivement

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Qui vient de :

autumn stirrup
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un dl ?

mortal orbit
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Non je crois pas

autumn stirrup
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je vois pas ce qui pourrais faire descendre a d'une puissance à un coefficient à pars le dl et le binomial

mortal orbit
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Attends

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La limite de v_n c'est pas m(1-alpha) ?

autumn stirrup
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quand j'ai essayé de calculer j'ai trouvé m

mortal orbit
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Il me semble que ça doit être égal à m(1-alpha)

autumn stirrup
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t'as fais comment

mortal orbit
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T'as peut être un tricks de DL

autumn stirrup
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je vois pas lequel utiliser

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ni celui que je ''peux'' utiliser

mortal orbit
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Ah non je sais c'est pas un DL

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Tu écris v_n sous un dénominateur commun

autumn stirrup
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j'ai juste factorisé moi

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a^B - b^B

mortal orbit
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Ah ouais mais ça ça marche pour n entier xd

autumn stirrup
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aaaaah

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mais après ?

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comment on utilise l'hypothèse

mortal orbit
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Tu fais un equivalent du dénominateur avec l'hypothèse

autumn stirrup
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(Un)^2B

mortal orbit
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Donc un^-² × (un^alpha)²

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Le 2ème truc tu en fait un équivalent

autumn stirrup
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je vois pas comment

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(Un)^B - (Un+1)^B ça parait tellement inutilisable

mortal orbit
autumn stirrup
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1/un - 1/un+1

mortal orbit
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Ah pardon

autumn stirrup
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eq a un^2 * un^a * m

mortal orbit
autumn stirrup
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(Un+1/Un) systématiquement eq à 1 ?

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donc eq à (Un^(B-1))(Un^-a)*m

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Un^-2 * m

mortal orbit
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Ouais c'est bizarre attends je refais

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Je crois que je l'ai

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C'est bizarre mais il faut se forcer à retrouver l'hypothèse, donc on multiplie et on divise par (un+1 - un)/un

remote mural
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J'aurai aimé vous aider mais je n'apprends pas encore ça.

autumn stirrup
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en gros on multiplie par m * un ^(a-1)

mortal orbit
autumn stirrup
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la multiplication c'est avant les équivalent ou aprs ?

mortal orbit
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Je te conseille de ne pas te lancer dans les equivalents quand t'as affaire à une somme

autumn stirrup
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je sais, mais ici je ne parle que du produit

mortal orbit
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Même en parlant du produit ici j'attendrais avant les equivalents

autumn stirrup
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mec c'est dûr

mortal orbit
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Oui 💀

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Laisse moi deviner : MP ? MPSI ?

autumn stirrup
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Mpsi

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💀

mortal orbit
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Oof

autumn stirrup
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c'est bizarre pck la question ne te demande même pas de calculer la limite

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mais juste de justifier qu'elle est non nulle

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mais après pour wn, qu'on doit calculer à l'aide du théorème de césaro, on est obligé de trouver la limite 💀

mortal orbit
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Mais il la faut quand même pour la dernière question

autumn stirrup
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mec même pas la dernière mdrrr

mortal orbit
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Tu peux me montrer comment t'avais obtenu m comme limite ?

autumn stirrup
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c'étais faux enfaite j'ai utilisé un dl dans le mauvais voisinage

mortal orbit
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Non mais il faut un DL ça cest sur, surtout pour trouver que la limite vaut -m*B

autumn stirrup
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il y'a literallement un seul dl qui fais descendre les puissances, et çelui là s'applique au voisinnage de 1

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😭

mortal orbit
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Ah bah OUI on force le DL, on facto par 1/un^alpha et on a du (... - un) en facteur, le truc en pointillé qui a une expression chelou

autumn stirrup
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j'ai une idée en tête mais je sais pas si ça va marcher

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en gros essayer des crées des puissance B-a

mortal orbit
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Bah c'est à peu près ça mon idée quand tu factorises par 1/un^alpha

autumn stirrup
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mUn^a eq Un+1 - Un

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donc mUn^(a-b) eq (Un+1-Un)/Un^b

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donc mUn^b eq (Un+1-Un)/Un

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on peut remplacer ça dans la formule de vn

mortal orbit
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Oui et au passage tu obtiens que comme un^b ->0, alors Un+1 ~ Un

autumn stirrup
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= o(Un)

mortal orbit
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?

autumn stirrup
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Un+1 - Un = o(Un)

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car la limite du rapport tends vers 0

mortal orbit
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Oui

autumn stirrup
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ça aide pour les équivalent

mortal orbit
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Donc un+1 ~ un

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C'est la def

autumn stirrup
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mais c'est déjà obvious

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non ?

mortal orbit
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Oui mais fallait le démontrer

autumn stirrup
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lim Un = l

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lim Un+1 = l

mortal orbit
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Maintenant tu l'as

autumn stirrup
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lim du rapport = 1

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ah mais non nvm

mortal orbit
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Lim Un = 0 xd

autumn stirrup
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car la limite c'est 0

mortal orbit
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Et oui

autumn stirrup
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on est tellement pret

autumn stirrup
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la partie de 'limite nulle ssi b=a-1 est faisable

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c'est le calcul de la limite en elle même qui clc

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obsidian forge
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Can someone help me with number 10?

cloud topaz
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Have you found the remainders?

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Synthetic division seems useful here

obsidian forge
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for the first one i got 42

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ill send pic

cloud topaz
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,tex \polylongdiv{3x^3 + x^2 +7x+38}{x+2}

obsidian forge
cloud topaz
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-6+1 = -5

obsidian forge
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someone told me the answer was -6 but i wanna know how to actually do it, its a take home quiz

cloud topaz
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You wrote -6 + 1 = 5

obsidian forge
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o i one sec i messed up

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ok you right remainder is 4

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now what

cloud topaz
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Do the same for the other one

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also i appreciate the help

hushed knot
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@cloud topaz what about reminder theorem

cloud topaz
hushed knot
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Yes

obsidian forge
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what do i do about the k

cloud topaz
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Remainder theorem simpler for the second eq

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Plug in x=1

remote mural
hushed knot
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Take f(1)=x^3+kx^2-5x+4=4 if the reminder is 4

potent lotusBOT
cloud topaz
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Ah didn’t know this

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Thanks

obsidian forge
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wait so

hushed knot
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${f(1)}={x^3}+{kx^2}-{5x}+{4}={4} , {f(x)}={1} $

obsidian forge
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4=x^3+kx^2-5x+4

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is that what i do?

hushed knot
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Cause the f(x) = 1

obsidian forge
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and plug in one right?

hushed knot
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Yes

obsidian forge
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k=4??

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is that correct?

hushed knot
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Yes

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Check it

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Check by synthetic division

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Put k=4

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,w 3(-2)^3+2^2+7(-2)+38

potent lotusBOT
hushed knot
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4=1^3+4-5+4

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Right 👍

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I checked it

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${f(1)}={x^3}+{kx^2}-{5x}+{4}={4} , {f(x)}={1}$

obsidian forge
potent lotusBOT
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𝓐𝓡𝓝𝓐𝓑 𝓟𝓐𝓛

hushed knot
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Both reminders are same

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So k=4

obsidian forge
obsidian forge
hushed knot
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Oh

obsidian forge
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what do i do for 11?

hushed knot
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,w plot x^3+kx^2+5

obsidian forge
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is -3 the remainder?

hushed knot
obsidian forge
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so -3=(2)^3+k(2)^2=5

hushed knot
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I this if x=2 and y = -3 you have to put the value of x and check the constant k

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Am I right@cloud topaz

hushed knot
cloud topaz
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Yes

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Find k then use the other point to find a

hushed knot
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Yupp thank you

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@obsidian forge so bro

obsidian forge
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Am I on the right Track?

hushed knot
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Yes right

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,w -3=2^3+k×2^2+5

cloud topaz
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,w solve -3=2^3+k(2)^2+5

potent lotusBOT
obsidian forge
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i got a=43 💀

cloud topaz
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Bruh

potent lotusBOT
hushed knot
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Yeah it could happen

obsidian forge
hushed knot
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,w a=4^3-4×4^2+5

potent lotusBOT
hushed knot
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Not square

obsidian forge
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you righty

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YAY!!!

hushed knot
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Yupp

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What's your age btw?@obsidian forge

obsidian forge
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17

hushed knot
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Bro I am 14

obsidian forge
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im in grade 12 math

hushed knot
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☠️

obsidian forge
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i know i saw your bio

hushed knot
obsidian forge
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thats crazy how good you are at math compared to me

hushed knot
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No I do grade 12 math too

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Cause I like maths

obsidian forge
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for fun?

hushed knot
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Yes

obsidian forge
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do i divide by -2 for 12?

hushed knot
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12?

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Which question

obsidian forge
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question 12

hushed knot
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${x^3}+{5x^2}-{4x}-{20}={(x+2)(8)}$

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L×B =A

obsidian forge
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why multiply by 8?

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oh

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i see i think maybe

hushed knot
obsidian forge
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so divide byt -2 and then 8?

hushed knot
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You can do that

obsidian forge
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with synthetic division right?

hushed knot
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Use long division

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Maybe

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Wait

potent lotusBOT
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𝓐𝓡𝓝𝓐𝓑 𝓟𝓐𝓛

hushed knot
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,w x^3+5x^2-4x-20=(x+2)(8)

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Wtf

potent lotusBOT
hushed knot
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Solved

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☠️

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Cause it's a cubic polynomial it have many sol

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But x=-2 is wrong

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I failed computer

obsidian forge
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long division is complicated tho

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like i HAVE to use it?

hushed knot
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Let$f(x) ={x^3}+{5x^2}-{4x}-{20}$
So,
$\frac{f(x)}{x+2}
=\frac{f(x)}{-2+2}
=\frac{f(x)}{0}$
So ${x}\neq {0}$

potent lotusBOT
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𝓐𝓡𝓝𝓐𝓑 𝓟𝓐𝓛

hushed knot
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See my explanation

obsidian forge
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i dont reall remeber how to do long divisn

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im gonna try synthetic first

hushed knot
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Ok

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Np

obsidian forge
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erm

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i think i see your point

hushed knot
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Yes

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That's why I was talking about long div

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😂

obsidian forge
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crazy how 14 y/o is smarter than me

hushed knot
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,w factor x^3+5x^2-4x-20

potent lotusBOT
hushed knot
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😂😂

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x+2 is a factor@obsidian forge

obsidian forge
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wait cant i

hushed knot
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And you are dividing x+2 by by this

obsidian forge
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one sec

hushed knot
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So you will get (x+5)(x-2) ☠️

obsidian forge
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i wanna try something

hushed knot
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(x+5)(x-2)=8

obsidian forge
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i got the same answer

hushed knot
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😂😂😂😂

obsidian forge
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i did synthetic like before

hushed knot
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Factor was the real thing

obsidian forge
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then factor

hushed knot
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😂

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No problem

obsidian forge
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here

hushed knot
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You learn from your mistake

obsidian forge
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yes, the best way to learn

hushed knot
obsidian forge
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oops i missed a negative

hushed knot
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Yes

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$(x-2)(x+5)=8$

potent lotusBOT
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𝓐𝓡𝓝𝓐𝓑 𝓟𝓐𝓛

obsidian forge
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THERE!!!

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YES

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,w (x-2)(x+5)=8

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Answer is 3

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☠️

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And -6

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Too

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I am not writing it in my copy

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It's 2am in my country

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I don't have the energy but still I am doing maths ☠️

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lmao i appreciate your time and help

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Where are you from

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canada

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f(-1)=x^3-6x^2+cx+d=0
f(4)=x^3-6x^2+cx+d =0

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What can we do here

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wait so to get the width what did you do

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🤔

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like i know it was the bot

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but what would you do on paper

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Length is given which is 8

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And width is x+2

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Area of rectangle is x^3+5x^2-4x-20

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L×B = Ar

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Oh I factor x^3+5x^2-4x-20

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Which is

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,w factor x^3+5x^2-4x-20

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brb im gonna make food, can you bee back in15?

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So
(x+5)(x-2)(x+2)=(x+2)8
=(x+5)(x-2)=8

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Text me in dm

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ok

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,w x^2-3x-4=0

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One sec it may be longer

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Every time I say sec

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Ok

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I think of secant

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Like 1/cos

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What are you making?

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Rice

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Ok take your time

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Today is full moon here I would like to watch it

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@obsidian forge tell me whenever you are done

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working on q13

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ok so

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Ok

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Then

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I got a approach

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factors of the first eq are (x+1)(x-4)

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Put it in

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Plug*

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so do one with -1 and one with 4?

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,w 4^3-6×4^2-c×4+d=0

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c-d=5

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kk one sec lemme do it

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Ok

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Ok do it

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And tell me your ans

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@hushed knot

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and then subract right?

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Not -7

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you right

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Yes

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Great

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yes!!!

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great

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cool

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Anymore questions?

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yeah one sec

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Ok

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@hushed knot

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Wait

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It will help

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r=1

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P(0)=r=1

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yes r=1

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for p1 or p(-2)?

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-34=-2(4p-q)
=4p-q=17

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p+q=2

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4p-q=17

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Add them

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Question completed

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ok lemme try

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Yes

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-32=9p-q

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How?

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wdym

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ill send pic

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Ok

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It's -34=-8p-2q

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Not +8p

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oops

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Yess

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It would be
-34=-2(4p-q)
4p-q=17

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Now add p+q=2 here

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so -32=-7p-q

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With the simplified version
4p-q=17

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wait back a second

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4p+p+q-q=17+2
5p=19
p=19/5

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It would be
-34=-2(4p-q)
Dividing -2 in both sides
4p-q=-34/-2
4p-q=17

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17?

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where

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34÷2?

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OH

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I DIDNT REDUCE

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Yupp

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It

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Cause you can cancel q directly

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do i add or subtract

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Adding will be better

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subtract i thought

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so q cnacels

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4p+q-(p-q)
It will make 2q

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Adding
4p+q+p-q
Will cancle the q

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5p=17+2

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but

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Yes

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But?

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divide -34=-8p-2q by -2

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,w -34/-2=(-8p-2q)/-2

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@obsidian forge yes

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My bot did it

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q=17-4p
4p+q=17

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p=5?

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19/5 is p

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i subtracted

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Oh yes

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You are right

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yay

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P=5

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It's 3 am here bro 🥶

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Yaameto qudasai let me sleep

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,w plot x^2 + {y -3/4(x^2)^(1/3)}^2 = 1

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yeah lmao i wont keep you hostage

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i appreciate the help

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me too lmao

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Yupp

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I will never get a girl

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🥲

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Ok bye

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draw a dashed line that runs in the middle there to create a triangle and rectangle

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Why did they made the base of 2 units why not make it of 1 unit

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Q is to reprsent sqrt five on number line

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But

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aka Pythagorean Theorem

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Why made the base of 2 units

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Why not 1 unit

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hyp is sqrt(5)

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then

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Because a and b can be 1 or 2 right

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if base was 1 then hyp would be sqrt(2)

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But c is 5 yea

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It would just be

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Addition is commutative

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Ion think it should matter

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you want to constract segment which length is sqrt(5)

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this is why

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base 1 and another leg 1 gives segment which length is sqrt(2)

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not sqrt(5)

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No

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Im saying base 1^2 and another leg 2^2

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aa

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how leg 2^2

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leg 2

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Because

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but then it would be the same lol

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just axes flipped in fact

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a ^2 + b^2 = c^2 whether a is 1 or 2 it would be still be same

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Yea just flipped

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So in pic

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They made the base 2 and im asking why not 1

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you can do it that way

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if you want

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This what I wanted to know

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Tnx for ur time

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Bye = big yellow eye

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(Proving identity with sum formula) My brain seems to just, shut down when it comes to rearranging fractions like this. What’s the next step lmao

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Simplify tan(pi/4)

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jesus christ

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oh actually I don't know where to from there either

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Well what is tan(pi/4)

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oh nah I know how to get to the value of tan(pi/4), but I'm not sure what to do with the equation when I have that value

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Well

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I mean