#new topic in math for me

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feral oar
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Is that exponent a 4?

wintry hearth
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You can solve it by writing (X-5)^2 * (X-5)^2
Therefore, (x^2+25-10x)(x^2+25-10x)

feral oar
cursive stag
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That looks like a 4 to me, so x∈C

feral oar
cursive stag
feral oar
cursive stag
feral oar
cursive stag
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It's safe to assume he's solving for x∈R

feral oar
cursive stag
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"."

feral oar
cursive stag
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He's probably confused about how to solve it for ∈R, which is why he said "." as it's unsolvable

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Idk why you think he's trying to find the complex solution; when the given variable is "x", it's def more than safe to assume not solutions for x belonging to real numbers.

feral oar
cursive stag
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uh ok? and?

feral oar
# cursive stag uh ok? and?

And maybe you should stop assuming things based on literally a single character and just wait for OP to give us some actual information?

cursive stag
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Idk why you think it's safe to assume the minority of thoughts

cursive stag
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and you think he's solving for ∈C

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ok

feral oar
cursive stag
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feral oar
cursive stag
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Well let's wait then, I'm pretty certain he's solving for x∈R and not the ∈C solution

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even mathematical calculator uses that as the first assumpation

feral oar
cursive stag
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idk why u think its "unsafe to assume that"

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and you're assuming he is solving for ∈C

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common assumptions is far more accurate and should be said than a minority

feral oar
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You don't try to solve a problem before you know what the problem is.

cursive stag
real stag
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i took you an hour

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to help me

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i am solving for x