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sakjhdkf
yes!!
😂
ok now you have volume in m^3
Yep
and we multiply by the density
70.69*450?
3460.5
well that makes sense, in 1 meter cube of wood weights a lot
hm i see
Ohhhh
ksaljdh
Fixed?
remember we could do this now bc
we had meters and meters
if you have inches you need to transform the units
Now find the mass of the trunk
this is the mass
31810.5 kg
which is a LOT btw
almost 32 tons
asdfg
Ok part B
The bottom part
yeah let me see hm
👌
I mean but with the data we are given there, we cannot calculate how much will the tree grow
Huh?
Fine lets skip this question and do
The trunk will gain about 0.71 cubic meters of wood after four years?
OMG SAME!!!
I mean but does the question say that?
correct
for part a, the mass of the trunk is 7952 kilograms
i dont know how you got 31810.5kg
K thanks
0.75 is the diameter rather than the radius
So i did something wrong?
yes the both of you multipled by diameter instead of radius
Ohhh
So can u help us with part A and B?
i just gave you the answer
that is right!
I did not read that
you need to divide it by 2!!
to get the radius
yup
What was it?
Ok
this is your answer to part b which is correct
Can u gimme this one so i can submit do my last homework then sleep?
tell me how you would approach the problem
Uhh tbh idk im dumb 😂
i'll give you the answer if you can figure out the method to solve the problem
save you all the calculation time
excuse me but how do you get that?
there is not enough information in the problem right(?)
that sounded mean srry ksadjhlf
excuse my horrible english
Ohh ohh
Convert the mass of the dish from kilograms to grams:
Use the formula for density to find the volume of the glass:
Density = Mass / Volume.
The dish is modeled as a rectangular prism, so the volume of a rectangular prism is given by:
Volume = Length x Width x Height.
Since the thickness is the height of the glass,
Since the dish is shown to be a square, the Length = Width.
you sound like you're just copy and pasting from ai
😂
Sorry im just tired
I apologize
I apologize im just tired and still have other homework
how is the dish even shown to be a square
Look can u help me
I gottta do other homework then sleep
Im sorrry
Look i was doing good the whole time
@shut sierra
I was doing the work myself the whole time
Look bro it was only this one time im sorry
Niwi can vouch for me that i was doing the work myself
as a suggestion, it is better to wake up early and do the homework rather than going to sleep super late
it will help u in college, specially if u'll chose a major that needs lots of studying
@shut sierra
brains dont brain as they should if ur tired idk
I apologize
I wasnt even cheating on my homework
Idk
but you have the lengths in inches and the density in kg/meter
Hey is this correct?
you need to multiply base times height
let me check with my best friend
wolframalpha!
Lol
Double check ur work first
professors should not mark down that many points
Is it 2182485 or 2182486?
Mine do lmao
?
they should not do that but anyway
What 2182485?
What??
you rounded to the nearest intiger
Is this correct?
yes!!
What did you get wrong?
My teacher disabled see what u got wrong
Dumb
Idk maybe cause people be sharing there friends the correct answer to get good grade
I hate it when they do that. How are you gonna learn if you can’t see ur mistake?
Oh okay makes sense
How is this any of this isnt it a square?
Although next time don’t leave ur hw till last minute. It’s not worth it
Yeah that’s odd
I got 8 and 8 correct but the shape?
My excuse is never learned the lesson
Teacher never taught it
You should ask ur teacher about that
If the teacher isn’t teaching you the content you have to teach yourself. YouTube videos are very helpful in that regard.
Anyways, you should get to ur other hw
Thank god tomorrows friday
This is my other hw
That isn’t chemistry
cylinder
Oh thanks!! ^^
How?
One again i sincerely apologize for earlier
it's not very hard to visualize
Some of us are mentally challenged misha 😒
Uhh what is this?
semicircle with radius 5
Sphere or semicircle?
Nope my teacher did not teach this
She assigned us 3 lessons to learn on r own cause she had to review with us for end year state exam
sphere with radius 2.5
we cannot see the full statement
Ohh my bad
Is this really 10th grade maths?
why?
Now da surface area and volume
hm
I don’t remember studying this in 10th grade lol
of the sphere problem right(?)
the area of the sphere is 4pi r^3 / 3
if I am not wrong
nvm
i am wrong
4πr²
the surface area is 78.54 square units, and the volume is 65.45 cubic units
why do u give the answer!!
because i do not care anymore
hm I mean every institution has their own way of teaching
he's just going to go to ai even if i don't
yeah but let him figure it out by himself
Im tired im not drawing anything it asks to draw it dosent take points off for drawing
he says it's 4am now
kslajdhf
well I mean
if you can understand it is enough
i guess
this concepts are very important for advanced math!!
2:59 am
Both u guys r the best thanks for helping me i appreciate yall verry much ^^
hm
I really mean it i appreciate yaall
I mean if you find very difficult try getting a professor
or extra classes
?
where r is the radius and h the height
K
the surface area of the con is the circle at the bottom and the arc lenght that is formed by the rest
so it is
pi r^2 + pi r l
Both yall thank i appreciate both yall @shut sierra @regal geyser thanks for the help
where l is the hypotenuse of the cone
hm
I am tired
the volume is 469.14 cubic units, and the surface area is 468.23 square units
omg
but...
I mean
as someone that works as a tutor I am dying
how much do you charge usually
i'm thinking of becoming one too
I mean it depends
6/11 so far
this is also a cone, this time with radius 3 and height 4
so I can get paid by just waiting sakdjhf
oh wow
I mean
what is your current math lvl?
I can give u some contacts
I had a 2 tutors before when i was younger one was a short fat girl i think she had migit decease forgot what called and i dont remember the other one but he was a white guy young who bit his nales and ate a sandwitch front me once he was nice
aw but u still can!
...
I mean
💀
This was so unnecessary to say 💀
It is not cool to call people like that
stop!!
im dead 💀
Im sorry i just didnt know what it was callled
what do you mean "it"
The name of the thingy
wrong gif
HAHAHAHAHHAA
When ur short
LOL
NO WAY U USED THAT LAUGHINT GIF
I saw that
KSDAJHFGSA
Like abnormally short
this is no longer a math channel
this is a comedy channel
maybe
I mean it is late...
I had a long day so
I guess ill just go now ah
See
where are you from
...
I forgot what it was called
complicated ah
in a nutshell
I was born in Peru, but my parents are from italy and arabic, and now I am living in california
and I study and work here ah
that is rather complicated
Idk y this problems so big
hm to some extend
bigger than the girl with dwarfism?
OMG
Oh nah
guys may I ask how like
16
-3 years
-273.15 ?
8.935e+6 minutes
omg
Alright imma skip this question
hm I feel old
17
(I'm 18)
wow you are old
lol
Lol 16 17 18
high five
this is a cylinder with radius 2.5
Height?
slap his ass
it's okayy
nineteen could be good
5''
I am excited for it tbh
height is 2.5
IM NOT
why not
I want to not age
I mean I'm surprised I'm still alive as well but
well that's boring
imagine being young forever....
and not having to stress over college
9/11 questions
yes, what's your problem?:D
(I hate chemistry)
two cones
Wait OMG I JUST RELIZED!!
whenever I hear the word "cone" I get a heart attack
In advanced physics there are the classic problems
Hight?
"pump water out of the cone", and we need to find the work done
conic
mmhm
3
calculus isn't easy
i assume
tho Iam pretty new in it
the worst thing is that it is actually a thing, because the shape of the cone is the best one to pump things out of it
Radius surface area volume?
the only cones I like are the ones with chocolate icecream
I love your pfp btw
how about chatting in #discussion ?
it is the best thing ever!!
hm sounds good
aww thanks : )
Yeee rest?
The rest?
JUST 2 MORE AFTER THIS AND IM DONE!!!
@shut sierra
too lazy to find
just use cone volume calculator online or something
These last 2 r short
I mean 2 wrong out of 11 not bad
No thats a C i want a B
Ok
Im only missing the surface aread @shut sierra
What is it?
isnt that a different question
Im just missing the surface area on that question
Well i got it correct
And lastly these 3 and im done
Lastly these 3 blank ones after that question and im done
@trail valley
@shut sierra
surface area 414.69
I GOT 83% on my homework
I kinda submited right before u saif that but thanks
is that good or bad
Thats a B
bad
Im happy with a B
Nah I'm joking u did a good job!
Fuck that
And looked for help, and got a 86
Ill do my chemistry homework tomorrow in lunch and in my buisness class cause she wont be there
I mean if I get that my parents kill me
I already have the answers my friend and some girl lemme tske a picutre there papers its just copying them down and the question
(I had 110% grade in Calc 2)
💀
They both googled the answers so ik its correct
I might not even go school idk
Never skip school!
My mom asked me if im doing snything in school tomorrow so im thinking she taking me surprise?
Fr is a very bad decision
When i asked y she said nothing?
She asked that to my brother sister too
U know how your school is and everything but I never recommend skipping school
Buisness she not gonna be there she testing and she leaves no assignment english he just gonna put movie on cause we reading the tempest by shakeshare st the same time he puts some play version on it he got on amazon prime
I think only 2 classes doing stuff is intensive math and chemistry
Idk
And if you think ur mom will take u somewhere
I mean it is always good to go out sometimes akhrkaba
I'm not encouraging you but I don't want to make u feel bad either
Idk bro im tired
I was doing homework fell asleep woke up randomly and started continuing my homework
I cried on the inside doing homework i tried crying out loud but couldnt but was stressed cause me my friend were stressed cause my teacher didnt teach the homework
One My friend has the same teacher but different class period
Gn im tired going sleep
what about chem homework
Chem = bad
Like i said i can do it in lunch and my buisness teacher not gonna be there so i can do it there
It wont be long my friend and a girl looked up the answers and wrote em and let me take a pic all i gotta do it copy the question and the answer
how about do chem now and sleep in lunch
Me tired
Me sleep now
Its 3 54 am
Yes go to sleep
Bro why is there a guy in tiktok live rn awake rn tryna look at star wars fortnite
Go to sleep sonic 💀
The fact i follow him on tiktok
You’re gonna be so dead in the morning
And another tiktoker i follow doing 3 am asmr
Time difference?
CASEOHS AWAKE RN!!!
No its night time for him to he in the dark
WHY TF IS CASEOH AWAKE!!
Aren’t you gonna sleep now?
Oh that’s his name
I only know his face
I unironically like watching him on youtube
Lmao noice
Ok well goodnight guys
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i have no idea how to go about integrating this expression, can somebody help?
the question asks to use the substitution x = 2 tan θ
Do it, then
i did, but i don't know how to proceed
show your work
is anyone here good at analogy reasoning
My bad thanks!
I foiled the denominator and substituted tan θ and ended up with 5 / (tan⁴θ + 8tan²θ + 16) * 2 sec²θ dθ
Pro tip: I know PEMDAS, but it's much nicer to write those as 5 * 2 sec²θ / (tan⁴θ + 8tan²θ + 16) dθ
Also, yeah that's wrong. It looks like you're substituting x=tan θ + 4, which is not the hint says
the denominator is (x^2 + 4)^2
i expanded that
Don't do that
Oh
It's much nicer not to expand first
what's the correct approach then?
Just plug in directly without expanding the denominator
Also a nice hint: tan^2 θ + 1 = sec^2 θ
I'm at 10 sec²θ /(tan²θ + 4)² dθ
how do I proceed from here on?
No, the denominator is incorrect
No, 2tan θ, not tan θ
ohh right
mb mb
ok
i can see where this is going
is it 2.5x?
the final integral, i mean
nvm i got it
thank you
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uh the line with magnitude x is a perpendicular bisector
you can just go full trig route ig
wdym
u said you don't know it right?
yeah
you can find green with it
then you can find x with it trivially
sin(50 degrees) = x/l
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np but are we sure you're allowed to use this?
idk
bruh
then u shouldn't use it (i guess)
call the yellow leg n
call the orange leg 100-n
so you have tan(60 degrees) = x/n and tan(50 degrees) = x/(100 - n)
ohh
express each one in terms of x then equate and bla bla

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im still stuck on the question above
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find if it exist, the limit of the recurrent sequence:
$\a_1 = 5, \quad \frac{a_{n+1}}{a_n} = \frac{n+1}{3n}$
milanesa de pollo
You know how to find the exact formula for $a_n$, right?
Xwtek
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use the idea of a sequence being bounded and monotone implies convergence
how to find an formula?
$$a_n = a_1 \prod^{n-1}{k=1} \frac{a{k+1}}{a_k}$$
Xwtek
Telescoping product
@snow hare Has your question been resolved?
i need more tips

this is a very nice way to do it
i dont know that symbol
what is the product of a collection of numbers all less than 1/2?
like product sum or whatever that means
yeah, it just means product
for $n \geq 2$, $a_{n+1} \leq \frac{1}{2} a_n$
,w (1/2)^100
AlphaNull
exactly
very smoll
indeed, it tends to 0
Have you tried my telescoping product formula?
well
can you help me understand it
im new with this product notation
also I sent my work with a alternative but more simplistic approach but dunno if its correct
It's the same as sigma notation, but with multiplication instead of summation.
Your idea looks like the same, but done manually, and has some incorrect steps. Also, doing what you're doing right now requires infinite steps
Think
$$\prod^n_{k=1} f(k) = f(1)f(2)...f(n)$$
Xwtek
We have some properties about this notation, which is familiar if you know the corresponding sigma notation:
$$\prod^n_{k=1} af(k) = a^n \prod^n_{k=1} f(k) \text{(if a does not depend on k)}$$
$$\prod^n_{k=1} f(k)g(k) = (\prod^n_{k=1} f(k))(\prod^n_{k=1} g(k))$$
$$\prod^n_{k=1} \frac{f(k)}{g(k)} = \frac{\prod^n_{k=1} f(k)}{\prod^n_{k=1} g(k)}$$
$$\prod^n_{k=1} k = n!$$
$$\prod^n_{k=1} \frac{f(k+1)}{f(k)} = \frac{f(n+1)}{f(1)}$$
The latter is also called telescoping product.
I think the properties I gave should be enough to deduce the formula for $a_n$
Xwtek
I thought you should have been taught about this, right?
After you did this manipulation, determining the limit of the sequence is simply a manner of plugging the value.
You can prove all but the fourth formula by induction. (The fourth one cannot be proven because it's the definition of factorial)
@snow hare Has your question been resolved?
I havent been introduced to sigma nor the product symbol
but
if its similar to sigma should be multiplication instead of sum
idk what telescoping means tho
I haven’t been introduced to that term
does it mean divergence?
Google it
In general it's a bad etiquette to ask what a term means unless you have googled it first.
Since, the google search gives this as the first hit:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telescoping_series
In mathematics, a telescoping series is a series whose general term
t
n
{\displaystyle t_{n}}
is of the form
t
n
=
a
n
...
my bad
what does it mean?
that is a sequence or series with a recurrence relation?
in mathematics, a telescoping series is a series whose general term
also you sent me a link for telescoping SERIES
but this is a recurrent sequence
will it still work
thats the fibonnaci
a telescoping sequence prolly
maybe?
The task is to turn recurrent sequence to a product series
Normal factorial.
1! = 1
2! = 2
3! = 6
4! = 24
...
The last one is the definition of the factorial, so you can't prove it.
Yes
isnt n! = n * (n-1)!
Yes, but that's a property of factorial, not the definition
The same, I just used k as the label instead
im new to math and you throw me this factorial notation
how is third happening tho
is that true?
Yes. You prove it by induction
also I dont get the second step
I told you that's the definition of factorial
No, I just listed the properties of product notation, not that I'm implying the first implies the second.
where first numerator is divided by last denomi
I think I get it now
but you want me to induct that?
Yes
Also:
- You forgot to raise 1/3 to the power of 3
- You need infinite steps right now
Or you can use my product formulas
Yes that.
you mean to assume this is true for all n
That's true for all n. It's a theorem
theorem?
Yes, it's a theorem.
called?
telescoping product.
my question arises because I dont know what telescoping means
I havent been introduced to the term, only to sequences
So, you didn't get taught what is a series?
I mean I didnt knew we needed to convert to a series, this is from my sequences problemlist
series are being taught in a couple weeks
Wait, so you're learning limit first and then series?
No, I'll have to adjust
I mean I can deal with it but lemme research about telescoping definition
In this case, the only thing I know to solve this by limit only is by doing ansatz
ansatz = assuming the answer and then proving it afterwards
Plugging the ratio you're given to the formula.
Wait, do you know L'Hopital yet?
I havent learn differentiation nor integration we still on limits
Then forget my method. In the end, you'll need to apply L'Hopital.
ratio is $\frac{n+1}{3n}$
milanesa de pollo
i mean it will be introduced next class but does the ratio is in inf/inf form?
ah it is
1/3
Well, I don't mean this ratio, but the one that appeared much latter.
what is this $\a_n = a_1 \prod^{n-1}{k=1} \frac{a{k+1}}{a_k}$
Now, for something that you can so with only sequences property, prove that the limit is zero.
milanesa de pollo
The same thing, but rearranged.
if its less than 1
nah I dont get it
which sequence property what do you mean
that if two limits of subsequences are different from each other the original sequence is divergent?
Let's go back to this. The limit is zero. Now prove it.
First prove that the sequences are strictly positive.
exactly how do I prove its increasing or decreasing
No, strictly positive means > 0
first
I need to know if its bounded
how do I prove that the sequence is strictly positive?
all elements in the sequence must be positive
tbh im taking engineering course this is way out of my league
i didnt knew what telescoping or telescoping product meant
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Hii how would i do this
Hello child!
So you got the sin right?
Sorry I was late
Yeah but its wrong 😭
Ah you see
Hi everyone 
sec is not the inverse of sin
HI CHARTBIT :DDD
@Everyone what is 2 + 2 X 2
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6
SEE IM IMPROVING
Correct
Can you solve it now?
Cause similarly cosec is not 1/cos
what quadrant does x lie in based on the given conditions
*edit
But i did 1/sin for csc
why's that
Some sadistic mathematician decided to give wrong names to the inverse function
OH SO CSC IS POSITIVE?
yeah but, why
Cos tan is positive in the third and first quadrant
Okkk 👍
Alongside the aforementioned sign issue though…
yes, right
wait cos isn't positive
ok coz
because
ok
Wait what?
I nominate this as the most confusing sentence in all of math discord
😭😭😭
Oopsie
Ok to summarize, did you calculate the sin now?
sin = 1/csc
just inverse it
tan is less than 0
so it's either quadrant 2 or 4 right?
@upper sparrow she's at it again
😭😭😭😭😭
So tan is in quadrants 2 or 4
but since cos is negative
we know it has to be 2
in which sin is positive
Another one 
Flip the csc
But where's the 5?
yes
OH
ratiobalize lmao
this is correct, but the answer sheet probably isn't expecting you to be rational
to rationalize*
Oh its ok 😭
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are these two inequalities not the same?
sorry if its a dumb question I'm just a bit confused rn
if someone can clear it up for me
right holy shit
u just had to say it and i see it
I was following along with something another classmate did
ah lmao
and it just messed me up
its so obvious but I was for like 10 minutes not getting it
been studying too long, thank you.
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its a sequence tho not a sum
oh
yeah
snow
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Can anyone help me with part b please?
What step are you on?
1. I don't know where to begin.
2. I have begun but got stuck midway.
3. I got an answer but I was told that it's wrong.
4. I got an answer and would like my work checked.
5. I have a question about someone else's work/solution.
6. I have completed the problem and don't need help anymore. Thank you.
7. None of the above
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try law of total probability
P(B' n C) = P(B' n C n A) + P(B' n C n A')
you can find P(B' n C n A) and P(B' n C n A') with Bayes and the given data
Oh wow thats a rule?
How is that
Shit there’s a lot of rules i gotta memorise or understand
@winter nebula Has your question been resolved?
no idea
sorry but how did you come up with this rule?
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The idea is that probability of union of disjoint events is the sum of the probabilities
So write B' n C = B' n C n U where U is the set containing all events
Now notice U = A u A'
Then:
B' n C n U = B' n C n (A u A')
And now use distributive law of sets
B' n C n (A u A') = (B' n C n A) u (B' n C n A')
Notice that the union is disjoint because the expressions to the left and right of the union are contained in A and A' respectively, so they can't intersect
Now since B' n C = (B' n C n A) u (B' n C n A') and the rhs is a disjoint union, when taking probability you can turn the disjoint union into a + sign
yh yh i think i got it
i also drew a venn diagram
it helped a lot
thanks a lot @winged fjord
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Let $g,g_n\in L(\mathbb{R}^d)$ such that $g_n \to g$ a.e and $\int_{\mathbb{R}^d}g = \lim_{n\to \infty} \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} g_n $. Let $f_n, f$ be measurable functions such that $f_n \to f$ a.e. and $|f_n|\leq |g_n|$.\
Prove that $\int_{\mathbb{R}^d}f = \lim_{n\to \infty} \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} f_n $.
Casiel368
I'd like to use dominated convergence but I can't find any function that dominates all the f_n at once
On another thread I was wondering if sup g_n would work but it turns out it isn't necessarily integrable so I ran out of ideas
Given that (g_n) converges to (g) almost everywhere and (\int g = \lim_{n\to\infty} \int g_n), and for each (n), (|f_n| \leq |g_n|), we need to prove that (\int f = \lim_{n\to\infty} \int f_n).
Step 1: Apply Fatou’s Lemma Since (|f_n| \leq |g_n|) and (g_n) converges to (g), we can apply Fatou’s Lemma to the sequence (|f_n|). This gives us: [ \int \liminf_{n\to\infty} |f_n| \leq \liminf_{n\to\infty} \int |f_n| ] But since (f_n) converges to (f) almost everywhere, (\liminf_{n\to\infty} |f_n| = |f|) almost everywhere. So, we have: [ \int |f| \leq \liminf_{n\to\infty} \int |f_n| ]
Step 2: Apply Dominated Convergence Theorem Now, we know that (|f_n|) is dominated by (|g|) and (|f_n|) converges to (|f|) almost everywhere. So, by the DCT, we have: [ \lim_{n\to\infty} \int |f_n| = \int |f| ] Combining this with the inequality from Step 1, we get: [ \int |f| = \lim_{n\to\infty} \int |f_n| ]
Step 3: Apply Dominated Convergence Theorem again We know that (f_n) converges to (f) almost everywhere and (|f_n|) is dominated by (|g|). So, by the DCT, we have: [ \lim_{n\to\infty} \int f_n = \int f ]
it isnt trolling bro, i answered your question
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That is not correct
And is probably GPT generated, a bannable offence...
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I haven’t really learned calculus yet but I kinda need to solve this problem 💀
How should I start
I feel like getting d^2y and dx^2 but I don’t think dividing it is right
is this an Examination?
No lol my mom just asked me this
your mom?
Yea
is this a test?

