#Help finding how they solved for revenue function

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unkempt finch
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I want to know how they rearranged the function

pulsar kiln
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They just... solved for p.

unkempt finch
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uhh

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how..?

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im sorry

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im dumb

pulsar kiln
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Okay, we have q = sqrt(15,000 - 1.5p), right?

unkempt finch
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ya

pulsar kiln
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We want p = f(q), right?

unkempt finch
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yes

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i didnt see that at first but yea

pulsar kiln
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So what's our first step?

unkempt finch
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isolate p?

pulsar kiln
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That's not a step. That's a goal.

unkempt finch
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well rationalize

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get rid of the sqrt

pulsar kiln
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How would we do that?

unkempt finch
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multiply by conjugate?

pulsar kiln
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What conjugate?

unkempt finch
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uh

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like by itself

pulsar kiln
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There's no conjugate.

unkempt finch
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im not too god with sqrt

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right cuz its not a fraction

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i used the wrong wor

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d

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idk what its called

pulsar kiln
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No, because it's not a sum or a difference of rational and irrational terms.

unkempt finch
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so

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what do i do

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my brain is drawing a blank

pulsar kiln
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What's the inverse operation of a square root?

unkempt finch
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uhm

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why cant i remember

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square it

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holy shit

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what is wrong with me

pulsar kiln
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Right, so we square both sides.

unkempt finch
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yes

pulsar kiln
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q^2 = 15,000 - 1.5p

unkempt finch
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yes i have that dowm

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we subtract 15000?

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from the right

pulsar kiln
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...from both sides. It's an equation, we have to always do the same thing to both sides or it won't be true anymore.

unkempt finch
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yeah

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thats what i meant

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sorry

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i got it from here

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i figured it out

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thanks alot btw

pulsar kiln
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Cool.

unkempt finch
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seriously appreciate it

pulsar kiln
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No problem.

unkempt finch
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do i close the thread or just leave it

pulsar kiln
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You can close it.

unkempt finch
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ok

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thanks again

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@pulsar kiln one more thing how did they get the 2/3 from 1.5?

pulsar kiln
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1.5 = 3/2.

unkempt finch
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ok nvm

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i get that 1.5 = 3/2 i forgot that there was a 1 infront of the q^2

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1/ 1.5 = 2/3