#Help solving
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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.
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I need to find the if
I've got the right answer but I need to find the if
@fading cloud
in example section?
no the if condition
i think they pretty much asking you for condition you found
yep
i need help solvin git
ok then tell me how did you come out with -3 and 7 from
-3 and 7?
okay
you've wrote in example section and i wanna understand why you came out with these numbers
oh okay
should be to look at denominator?
yea so we're supposed to simplify those terms
oh
yea we need to look at the denominator
from the beginning and end
and find the domains
and the ones that are not repeating
is the if anaswer
is this the only problem or theres more missing information?
because i see we have two unkown variables there
this is the only provlem
you sure you got the answer right first? because you seem didn't
ill check real quick
no the answer is correct
ah ok
then you should write whats given on denominator you got and thats it
e.g c=d/2
instead of x
can u help me solve this actually
okay
アキラ (>_<)
we're gonna have to solve that right?
it says its wrong
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since the log is base 2 u can cancel it
okay do we get 3?
i got 3 as the final
i tried 3 as final too its wrong
sqrt(2)^4 * 2^(1/2)log(sqrt(3))
yep
the problem was i forgot to put the 1/4 into the log before canceling
yea I can try
thanks
ok so basically just factor top using difference of cubes and bottom with difference of sqaures twice
domain? but its in terms of 2 variables
basically
we find the domain of the original expression
and find the domain of the end result
can u find those
2c can't = d
okay
cus of the hole
denominater cant be 0 so
2c > -d
and 4c^2 + d^2 is always positive unless both of them are 0
np
.solved
