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just draw a squiggly line
it's the motion of the ocean that counts
cos takes value x and spits out a y
cos(0) = 1
so start there
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idk how to do this
didnt you draw a triangle?
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sec is the reciprocal of cos
nice
pi/3 + any integer multiple of pi
this is because
tan(pi/3), tan(pi/3 + pi), tan(pi/3 + 2pi), tan(pi/3 - pi) etc. are all equal in value
(tan has a period of pi, its values repeat every pi)
oh
and how do i turn tan sqrt 3 into radians
am i supposed to just know dat cuz its common or what
You should know that tan x = sqrt(3) means x = 60 degrees or x = pi/3 (+ integer multiples of pi)
but you can draw a right triangle with legs sqrt(3) and 1
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How to find volume of this cylinder?
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πR²lsinθ?
yeh
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$$\int_{}^{} \frac{dx}{a + dx}$$
ItzKraken
what's this supposed to mean
is this some nonsensical notation à la $\int x^{\dd{x}}$
Ann
what..?
No I was asking how do I find (i cant remember the right word) this integral
a is a real constant btw
How are you defining a+dx
'defining'?
It's not in any standard calculus book
$\int \frac{\dd{x}}{a + \dd{x}}$ doesnt make sense
Ann
it doesnt..?
indeed, it doesnt.
Define is a pretty common word in math where you give rules for your operation
i for one have no idea wtf it's supposed to mean.
a+dx means what?
well my teacher never explained properly how and what do I integrate to find the gravitational force between two objects
...
he wrote some weird notation, told us u wont get it, I got stubborn and did some more bull
garbage in garbage out?
lemme draw the diagram and what he wrote
exactly 😂
Just take a picture of your teacher's integral
he didnt even write the integral sign
he fudging told us verbally
its gon take a few mins, can i ping you when am done?
Nah, doesn't sound promising
okay
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Let $V:=\mathcal{P}_3(\mathbb{R})$ and let $T \in \mathcal{L}(V)$ be the operator $f(x) \mapsto f(x-1)+f(x+1)$. Is $T$ triangularizable? If yes, is $T$ also diagonalizable? Justify your answers.
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I've shown it's triangularizable by putting it in it's matrix representation (it naturally appeared), but how to show it's diagonalizable?
For reference I'm using Axler's text
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hello
so this is what my physics teacher wrote
So this is indeed wrong
and by considering the mass dM he meant consider a point object with mass dx
and by the F =... he meant u add for lots of tiny l (i.e. i think G times M times the limit as N goes to inifnity of a sum from i=1 to N of dx/l_i)
$F = G \cdot M \cdot \lim_{N \to \infty} \sum_{i=0}^N \frac{dx}{L_i}$
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this should be it, I think
WHATS UR QUESTION? IS F THE GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL?
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its the force
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Is it possible to obtain the power reduction formula for $\int\tan^{n}x{dx}$ using integration by parts?
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The power reduction formula for that could be obtained using integration by parts, where the integral is expressed in terms of a lower power of the tangent function and the natural logarithm of the cosine function. It's technically possible
there is a $\int\tan^n(x) \ln(\sec x) dx$ term which makes me think that I'll continue integrating forever
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hey @nocturne scaffold I've watched some bprp and I've seen there is no need for natural logs
he made this rearrangement
instead of $ \tan^{n-1}x \times\tanx $
he used $\tan^{n-2}x \times \tan^{2}x$
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have you played around with the hint 
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question on einstein notation, we've been using it the first time, really...
does s_ij * s_ij mean what I think it means?
with there not being a s_12 * s_23 for example?
$s_{ij} , s_{ij} = \sum^i \sum^j s_{ij},s_{ij} =s_{11},s_{11} + s_{12},s_{12} + s_{13},s_{13} + s_{21},s_{21} +s_{22},s_{22} + s_{23},s_{23}+ s_{31},s_{31} +s_{32},s_{32} + s_{33},s_{33}$
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In this video, I introduce Einstein notation (or Einstein Summation Convention), one of the most important topics in Tensor Calculus. Einstein notation is a way of expressing sums in short-form; repeated indices are used to denote the index that is summed over.
I describe the 4 major rules of Einstein notation, as well as the definitions of fre...
They explain your example around 5m
so yes?
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any french person that could help with maths?
I need help
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C'est pas impossible mais faut voir la gueule du problème d'abord
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why does the b contain a modulus?
well given that you have a +- it doesnt really matter anyway
but why did they use it
like whats the point
with your course I am asking myself that quite often
Because $\sqrt{b^2} = \abs{b}$, most likely
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well you still wanna write correct stuff
the only reason you can leave it out is because the +-
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how do i pull out a factor so that 27 turns into 1?
i only need to know how to pull out a factor
is it possible to pull out like this?
27(1+6/27x) ^ -1/3
(almost, but the -1/3 also needs to be applied to the 27)
Yep like that 
but why
i dont understand it
can u explain it with simpe numbers?
Well in this case note that you can factor $27 + 6x = 27(1 + \frac{6}{27}x)$, but then as you have $(27 + 6x)^{-1/3}$, you turn that into $\pqty{ 27(1 + \frac{6}{27}x) }^{-1/3}$
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using rules of exponents that becomes $27^{-1/3}\pmqty{1 + \frac{6}{27}x}^{-1/3}$
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Awww, why thank you 
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ok so i got b i
but imm not sure about b ii
for bi i got
it was same as the mark scheme but im not sure about b ii
hello??
whys everyone ignoring my question 😢
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What
Can you upload this again
And use this command
What did you even do here
What does "took z" mean
Can't understand when you're not specific
Factorized
Yea still don't know what you mean. You're not being detailed enough
They both have z
X + 2x = x(1+2)
What about the line after that
The first line is equal to 18+6i, how did you conclude z=18+6i
Be specific
"did z" isn't specific
I can't understand what you're saying
This only applies when one side equals zero
Not when it's nonzero
Also you don't have just x+1
You have z + zbar
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Calculate the result of
lim ( 1-cos(3x) / x^2 ); with x tending to 0
do u have an idea of where to start
Ye, adding the value x tends to
(forgot to type it)
First of all trying to calculate it as I would do usually
And it comes out as a indetermination form of type 0/0
Then I have to find a workaround
Which I don't know how to
do u know a rule where if u get an indetermination form u can use said rule
The first that comes to mind in this case is 1-cos(x) / x^2 = 1/2
(its called l'hopitals)
Never heard that name
Yeah and u will divide and multiply by 3
And u will solve it
Result is supposed to be 9/2
My bad wait
basically l'hopital is if u get indetermination form, then differentiate numerator and denominator and plug x=0 in that
Lemme write it so
U should have everything root
Are u in high school ?
Ye
Cuz I’m in high school and teacher says that I can’t use it
But it’s easy with hospital
Lemme write it
l'hopital is really easy u can learn it in primary school
Bro my teacher opened the book and spit random exercises numbers, as when I asked for help with another exercise he had to put glasses on to actually read (things that he doesnt while giving out exercises)
but since u never learnt it im assuming whoever gave u that question wants u to do it another way
He never even mentioned it so I'll assume I can just use it
u know differentiation?
No
oh ok he defo doesnt expect u to use it then
Then how should I solve this
Do u understand
I think so
Basically the expression is still the same
As if I do the calculus normally at the second row I simplify the two 9 together
And it turns out to be the original
Then I use the rule I mentioned earlier and it works out
Dam it was this easy?
Yeah bro u just need a good teacher that’s a basic limit
depends on how old are u tho
17
Oh same
Probably my teacher's fault I suppose
Can I ask for supervision with another exercise I had sort of the same problem with in this channel?
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lim sqrt( 1-cos(x) ) / x ; with x = 0+
It’s 1/2 I supposed
Ye
But lemme write it to make sure
cuz it’s a usual limit
Do u know how I solve it ?
I would divide the x by sqrt(1-cos(x)
And multiply everything by the same
So that the expression is unvaried
What
Ye I see it now
Everything is hence under square root
But what about the numerator ?
yeah my fault it will be 1/sqrt2
Im not understanding
Are u American ?
French
NOO 💀 mate me too I was dumb at limits last year
I guess ur not familiar with limits
Yeah if u need any help I’m here for it and if U need some challenging limit I can send them to u
Like here rn or in dms?
Whatever u want I don’t mind
Ill ask in a few days thru dms then to prepare for a test, right now I'm just making homeoworks days before the actual due date so I have less work later
Alright mate good luck
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can someone help me with this question?
this is the methods of question 4
you have to use the 2cos(theta) = e^itheta + e^-itheta
or smth like that
Here's a nudge in the right direction : Show that $(e^{i\theta} + e^{-i\theta})^6 = ...$
rafilou2003
$(e^{i\theta} + e^{-i\theta})^3 * (e^{i\theta} + e^{-i\theta})^3 = ...$
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no I was thinking of using binomial formula directly
"super long" Idk there's like 7 terms so it's not that bad
and I guarantee you that doing this is NOT a better way
because you'll get twice as many calculations for just the same result
fair enough
i'm just confused as to what they want us to use from question 4 then
First of all (a) will be important
then, how did you find $(e^{i\theta} + e^{-i\theta})^3$ in the first place?
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I didn't do that question but I assume you just expand and group like terms
well yes, expanding
using newton's binomial formula
and you're gonna do the same here in 9)
Expand
alr
and then group terms alike
yeah whoops
and now you can regroup terms alike
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Oh
so basically
I’m getting a keyboard with a height of 15cm
but I have a laptop which covers like 25cm of the desk
will that keyboard fit??
since this is taking an while please @ me when u want to respond
We would need more info
wym
Like how big is the desk
about 38 cm
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bro could have just told me if its 50 or 100
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just tell me if its 50 or 100 its not that hard please man
Maybe ask chatgpt
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chat gpt doesn't know math
lol if the arc is 100 degrees, then the angle of the two points with vertex of the center is also 100
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How do I find the limit of this sequence
I tried using Lhopitals rule but I get stuck in a loop of e^x
Where have I messed up? Or what other techniques should I do?
I would suggest working with that ln(1 + e^n), there's a way you can make it something a bit nicer to work withh...
Is there a way to take out the n?
Well, there's a way to get an n out of that, somehow 
Maybe think of a way of factoring 1 + e^n, then log rules 
back to your l'opitals, you could also work with this to get something that's nicer too 
Hmm
I realized I multiplied by 2x instead of dividing
But now I get an answer of 1 and it’s supposed to be 0
How do you get the answer of 1?
Nice nice 
For that, you could write it as $e^n(1 + e^{-n})$ then split that up with log rules so you get $\ln(1 + e^n) = n + \ln(1 + e^{-n})$
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From there, working the limit out should be alright 
That makes sense actually ok
perfect 
Woaahhhhhhhh wait omg I forgot about that lol
Ok I am getting this! I have a test tomorrow and I have been studying allllll day and it’s clicking for me
Awww best of luck for the test! Happy it's starting to set in 
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for intermediate value theorem, ik that for some value x = c to exist, f(a) < f(c) < f(b)
but can the order be switched around? f(a) > f(c) > f(b)
is this a valid?
if I'm understanding you right, yes
if f is continuous and u is some value between f(a) and f(b), then there exists some c between a and b such that f(c) = u
but it could be f(a) < u < f(b) or f(b) < u < f(a)
[in fact, between a and b, f will attain a maximum value and a minimum value (which could be greater/less than f(a) and/or f(b)) and you can attain any value between that maximum and minimum]
so if i picked some arbitrary interval [a,b]
it doesnt matter if f(a) > f(b) or f(a) < f(b)
as long as f(a) != f(b) then there is some number f(c) that is in between f(a) and f(b)
yes, with c being between a and b
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are u supposed to solve for 'x' ?
well you were on the right track with that step ln(9) = 1-5x, now finish solving for x
what did you get, x = ?
yeah
$\frac{\ln 9 - 1}{-5} = \frac{1-\ln 9}{5}$
Soosh
(ln(9) - 1)/(-5)
is how you would type that in plaintext
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Any clue? All I was able to do was find the actual sequence but I have no clue how do I approach it further
Did you find a closed form for a_n?
it isn't
you mean generalizing an nth term? I failed to do so, just formed a sequence
The the trick is to apply the recursive formula to the sum
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I wasn't really able to go about it
I still couldn't get to a conclusion about how do I generalize a nth term in this
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I saw a thing where if you have a polynomial you can ignore the rest of the terms and just look at the highest power
so 3x^2 and x^2 but that doesn't work here
that's only for limits at infinity
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Is this allowed in the integration for moment of inertia of a uniform density sphere?
Yup
Errrr.. i don't think you can simply convert a triple integral into a product of three single integrals line that 
It works in this instance tho
Oh?
It works out, just wanted to make sure it’s valid, thank you
Cus the bounds are independent
It's kind of like with a single integral u can take out the constants
Interesting. learns
Can I do this in general for simple shapes?
Since the bounds don't depend on each other and when integrating u treat the other variables as constants
Hmmmm
There's a theorem I forget the exact conditions
But if the bounds aren't independent probably not
Do you remember the name of the theorem?
nope I can Google it tho
OK it doesn't have a specific name but u can prove it by spamming fubini's theorem twice I think https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fubini's_theorem#%3A~%3Atext%3DIn_mathematical_analysis%2C_Fubini's_theorem%2Cby_Guido_Fubini_in_1907.?wprov=sfla1
In mathematical analysis, Fubini's theorem is a result that gives conditions under which it is possible to compute a double integral by using an iterated integral, introduced by Guido Fubini in 1907. One may switch the order of integration if the double integral yields a finite answer when the integrand is replaced by its absolute value.
Fubini...
There's a section for rhe product of 2 integrals case
So then ud use it a 2nd time for 3 integrals
2nd*
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Well you don’t exactly “plug in” 0 - hold on a moment 
Is that supposed to be a trick question, or did they write that wrong(?)
Just going to assume they meant what they wrote, but what’s sin(0)/0?
virus
undefined?
do you know u sub?
Some one help me
Correct
what I think they actually meant to ask you though, would have been
Yes but I don't see where I'd use that here
Can someone help me?
look i think the question is badly worded and we mus assume that sin(0)/0=1
this is the solution but I'm so confused
In math
why are they deciding by ax then multiplying by a
Is this guy serious lol
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f(x) =
\begin{cases}
\frac{\sin(ax)}{x} & x < 0 \
x^2 + x - 2 & x\geq 0
\end{cases}
]
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yep^
The question they actually asked has answer “no values”, but I think they wanted this here haha
virus does this change anything?
At which point, working out the limit from both sides and all (shall leave this to you @wanton bobcat
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even then I'd just think to plug in 0 and equate them to each other thats what I saw in a vid
but I'm not actually sure how to check for differentiabilty and continuity
to check for continuity at a point you do the limit from the left at said point and from the right
in this case
what would the limit from the left be? and from the right?
do you use lohpitals on the top one?
you can! well get to that
so acos(ax) / x
/x?
1**
so the limit from the left is
0 from both the right and left?
virus
you found and expression using lhopital cor the left limit
what is that expression
dont skip steps
the derivative of the top and bottom
what does that yield in your case
a?
the whole expression virus
acos(ax)/1 if you plug 0 into that you get a
perfect
that is the limit from the left
to prove continuity the limit from the left must be the same as the limit from the right at said point
so lets do the limit from the right
Also a?
limx—>0+ x^2+x-2
note it is the same function!
when going from the left however you coming from -0.000000001 which applies to the top and from right from 0.0000001 which applies to the bottom
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and for differentiability do I differentiate the top and bottom and equate to each other?
@wanton bobcat
sry for ping
i am not 100% sure bc i never actually used diferentiability but im pretty sure it means if the gunction is continuous and its derivstive exists for all points
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did I do this polynomial division right?
the answer is right
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how do you undo an inverse
depends on f 
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f'(x) = -1-2sin(x)
I need to find local min/max
So I took second derivative
f''(x) = -2cos(x)
So for this, would it just be cos(x) = 0/-2, or in other words cos(x) = 0?
So 3pi/2 and 1pi/2?
then test those in the f(x) function
oh wait thats for concavity
My bad not local min / max
I've got the min/max done
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I understand that this requires the fundamental theorem of calc, and that -15 = g(9), and f(9)=g'(9), but I have no idea what my first step should be in solving this
oh!!
i'll give it a try rn
i'm still lost...
i'm here ^^
it should be h'(u)=f(u), oops
you don't need the fundamental theorem of calculus for that one
As stephen suggested, you should let u = 3t and do an u-substitution
but then what about the different bounds?
Why not just use FTC?
u = 3t
du = 3 dt
1/3 du = dt
U get that from the u-sub
is there a way to do it using FTC? sorry,,,
No
yes!
okay, thanks sm for the help! i'm glad i wan't j going crazy that FTC wasn't working
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I guess it's assumed that the cost of the fence is proportional to its length
yeah
You have a rectangle, can you pick two letters for its side lengths?
x and y
Can you give me the total length of fence in terms of x and y?
I don't know that. It's part of what I'm trying to figure out
Isn't that how it would look like?
yeah. Perimeter would be 3y+2x
Well that's the total length of fence
oh I thought you meant the total length in numbers
I said "in terms of x and y"
oh fck. Dunno how i missed that
Anyway, can you now give me the area in terms of x and y?
x*y
RIght, and that equals 1.5 million, right?
yeah
With square feet as a unit but that's unimportant
Actually let's just make the unit "million square feet", so that x*y = 1.5
You want to minimize 3y+2x
Can you simplify this to keep only one variable?
x*y=1.5 so x=1.5/y. Then it's 3y + 2(1.5/y)
Ok, can you simplify?
3y+3/y
yeah
Can you find this one?
3-3/y^2
y=3
No
Yes, though that's not the only root
-1
Yes
Now since y is a distance, we know it's positive, so we can ignore this one
But now we know y=1
So what is x?
1.5
Yes, and now the total length of fence?
6 cause 1.5x2 + 1x3
probably a coding bug. Am computer science major so I run into this occasionally
Ok that's better
so would the final answer be 1000ft by 1500ft cause it's 1.5 million
Yes
If the unit of area is "million square feet" then the unit of length is "thousand feet"
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Not sure how Im suppose to solve this
what question are you stuck on?
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the triangles are both congruent
which means if you have an angle on one triangle you can find it on the other
yup
np
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Can someone help me solve this
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how did we get this?
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Chain rule really.
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How do I prove limit as x approaches 3 of x/(x-2) = 3?
I tried checking f(x) - 3 and it’s 2|x-3|/|x-2|
Which is less than 2delta/|x-2| but idk how to go from here
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Choose delta to be a minimum of some number and the thing
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$$\delta=\frac{1}{2} \implies -\frac{1}{2} < x-3 < \frac{1}{2} \ \implies \frac{1}{2} < x-2 < \frac{3}{2}$$
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Don’t get it why can we say delta is 1/2
Because delta can be any number we’re just choosing it to work and I’m not saying delta is definitely 1/2
But we can use the fact that delta is 1/2 to bound 1/|x-2|
Then if you solve for delta that makes the expression less than epsilon you can just say choose delta to be the minimum of 1/2 and that value
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What formula do i use to find angle A?
Sine, cosine, either would work.
You should get a good understanding of when to use what.
This is your second time for the same problem. Not belittling you, just saying.
Observe when you use cosine formula and when the sine formula.
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im sorry, im still trying to understand, but i got it with cosine for now, still trying to get the sine rule to work
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Hello again, I wanted to ask a question on how do you simplify this expression
Combine the two fractions
again, denominators are the same
just add the numerators
unlike the last time though, you are not done after doing that
So like I have to cancel?
what do you have so far
wait
just to confirm
3x-2
Dont think so
well
you can
can you factor something out of the numerator?
what's the common factor of 9 and 6
3
artemetra
but yeah
because we just factored it out
yes
Ty ty ty
np
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hi i solved for this and got these answers but it says one of them is wrong, don't know which one
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Hello
I differentiated twice using LH
and got
$\frac{-\frac{2}{9}\left(27x\right)^{-\frac{4}{3}}}{\frac{5}{9}\left(27x\right)^{-\frac{1}{3}}}$
LE SSERAFIM
What do I do after?
Simplify power of x
How?
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This question is greens theorem, i understand everything just not how to get the bounds for X,Y
for the double integral
This is what i have so far
i have the integrand
just am not sure how to get the bounds for the question
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maybe draw a picture
oh wait
jesus christ
0 <= x <= 1, x^2 <= y <=sqrt(x)
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