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01/14/2022 23:45:49
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thats the next question?
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01/14/2022 23:45:55
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oh lol
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01/14/2022 23:45:59
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Lol
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01/14/2022 23:46:01
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ye basically that
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01/14/2022 23:46:30
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-18m⁷n⁴/m⁴
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01/14/2022 23:46:36
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Is this the answer
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01/14/2022 23:46:43
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well how about your m
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01/14/2022 23:46:48
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you can still simplify your m
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01/14/2022 23:47:06
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-18m³n⁴ ?
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01/14/2022 23:47:12
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yes yes
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01/14/2022 23:47:28
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Ok thanks
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01/14/2022 23:47:35
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Thia is easier than what I thought
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01/15/2022 00:26:13
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im not sure how to solve this
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01/15/2022 00:28:06
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an arithmetic progression is a progression of the form a, a+d, a+2d, a+3d, ...
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LordTenebrous2
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01/15/2022 00:29:07
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3x+4 is the arithmetic mean of x, 10x - 7 so 3x+4 = (x+10x-7)/2
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Playmaker
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01/15/2022 00:29:12
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the difference of any consecutive terms should be same
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Playmaker
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01/15/2022 00:29:42
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as camileone said u can see there is an increment of d
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01/15/2022 00:29:59
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oh
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01/15/2022 00:30:04
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ok im starting to see it
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quadron
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01/15/2022 01:25:11
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Find the domain and range of the following functions:
1. f(x) = x^2 / 1+x^2
2. f(x) = x-3 / 2x+1
I'm having troubles in understanding how the domains and ranges can be found here, so an explanation would help :)
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:27:28
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the domain is all the values of x for which f is defined
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:28:14
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that is, every value of x except those values where you run into weird things like zero denominators
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quadron
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01/15/2022 01:29:09
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ohh and range is like the set containing all possible f(x)?
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:29:14
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yep yep
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01/15/2022 01:29:20
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ohk
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:29:21
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all possible values of f(x)
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quadron
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01/15/2022 01:29:26
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yes
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quadron
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01/15/2022 01:30:21
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how do i find them tho
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:33:35
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that's when you play around with the function
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1952d6a49ee24fbabdd0e5e8fef382f0
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:33:48
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for example, look at x^2/(1+x^2)
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:34:29
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the first thing you notice is that x^2 >= 0, so both the numerator and denominator must be non-negative
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1952d6a49ee24fbabdd0e5e8fef382f0
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:34:43
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so f(x) \geq 0 at least
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:35:40
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the next thing is to notice the denominator is always bigger than the numerator, and since they're both non-negative, f(x) < 1 in the worst case
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1952d6a49ee24fbabdd0e5e8fef382f0
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:36:09
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you can check that all values in [0,1) can be attained
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1952d6a49ee24fbabdd0e5e8fef382f0
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:36:23
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an alternate solution is to use partial fractions, i.e.
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TeXit
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01/15/2022 01:36:51
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**Camilleone**
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quadron
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01/15/2022 01:36:51
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yes
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Michael (Avo)
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01/15/2022 01:37:37
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yo, whats happening
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1952d6a49ee24fbabdd0e5e8fef382f0
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:37:50
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then 1/(1+x^2) must lie in (0,1] always
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quadron
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01/15/2022 01:38:10
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yes or <infinity
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Camilleone
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quadron
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01/15/2022 01:38:42
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ah makes sense now
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Camilleone
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01/15/2022 01:38:52
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in general partial fractions is your best friend
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quadron
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01/15/2022 01:39:31
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ohh got it now, tysm
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quadron
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01/15/2022 01:39:47
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.close
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will159454
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01/15/2022 10:13:44
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Stuck on this question
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sparkaks
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01/15/2022 11:00:05
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sparkaks
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01/15/2022 11:00:11
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damn sorry
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sparkaks
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01/15/2022 11:00:15
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SenZ
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01/15/2022 11:25:56
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d/dx (sin(tan(x ⁴)))
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fa49e55ad7af4006a70a3a543dcf18a1
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SenZ
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01/15/2022 11:26:06
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How to do this?
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Ann
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01/15/2022 11:26:31
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⛓️ 📏
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fa49e55ad7af4006a70a3a543dcf18a1
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SenZ
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01/15/2022 11:28:01
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Lol
I got it as cos(tan(x⁴)) sec²(x⁴) 4x³
Is that correct
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fa49e55ad7af4006a70a3a543dcf18a1
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Ann
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01/15/2022 11:28:48
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seems ok
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fa49e55ad7af4006a70a3a543dcf18a1
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SenZ
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01/15/2022 11:29:42
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Can u confirm please, im really confused cause I saw a different answer on youtube
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Ann
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01/15/2022 11:29:58
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what answer did you see on youtube?
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Ann
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01/15/2022 11:30:04
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it might actually be the same as yours.
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SenZ
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01/15/2022 11:30:31
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It showed cos(tan x⁴ ) sec²(x⁴)
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SenZ
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01/15/2022 11:30:52
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Which one is correct?
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SenZ
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01/15/2022 11:34:16
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.close
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nm1626
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01/15/2022 11:38:48
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nm1626
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01/15/2022 11:38:57
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Please help me
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:41:56
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So here the problem states that the function's graph not only crosses (3, 14), but also that the derivative at that point is 0
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:42:08
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We can get 2 equations in terms of a and b out of these facts
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:42:35
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Since the graph crosses (3, 14), we have
14 = 3^3 + a3^2 + 45*3 + b
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:43:40
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And also, y'(3) = 0
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nm1626
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01/15/2022 11:43:40
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right
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:43:51
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y'(x) = 3x^2 + 2ax + 45 using the power rule
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:43:55
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And substituting the values yields
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:44:05
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0 = 3*9 + 6a + 45
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:44:12
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From here you can easily solve for a
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:44:24
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And then solve for b using the previous equation
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01/15/2022 11:44:39
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ohh alright i see
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01/15/2022 11:46:57
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alright how should i do part b?
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01/15/2022 11:47:11
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i have found a and b
a=-12
b=-40
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1b6bfbc010544b65b90a09fcf5b7b6af
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:47:49
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So it asks us the coordinates of the other stationary point, meaning we need to find value of x for which y'(x) = 0 but x shouldn't be 3
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:47:57
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Because we already know y is stationary at x = 3 anyways
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:48:10
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Since y'(x) = 0 is a quadratic equation
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:48:20
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You'll need to pick the root which isn't 3
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A Lonely Bean
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01/15/2022 11:48:22
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And that's it
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01/15/2022 11:48:23
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yes
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01/15/2022 11:52:02
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OHHH
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01/15/2022 11:52:04
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THANKYOUUU
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01/15/2022 11:55:04
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.close
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Dino Palavra
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11/03/2021 16:55:39
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.reopen
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Dino Palavra
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11/03/2021 16:55:50
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I have another question if you dont mind
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Dino Palavra
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11/03/2021 16:56:19
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@Syst3ms
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Syst3ms
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9959
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Syst3ms
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Syst3ms
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11/03/2021 16:56:27
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go ahead
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Dino Palavra
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11/03/2021 16:58:01
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so the question was actually to do the minimal disjunctive NORMAL form, is that any different?
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Dino Palavra
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11/03/2021 17:19:51
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Are you here sir?
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
| 898,205,674,931,122,200 |
Dino Palavra
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11/03/2021 17:23:03
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@Syst3ms sorry for pinging
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Syst3ms
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11/03/2021 17:23:18
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nah
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Syst3ms
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11/03/2021 17:23:34
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the "normal" refers to the fact that each term that's OR-ed is a conjunction
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Syst3ms
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11/03/2021 17:23:47
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some literals with AND between them
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Syst3ms
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11/03/2021 17:24:15
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So for example A v (B(C v D)) is not DNF
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Syst3ms
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11/03/2021 17:24:30
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but A v BC v BD is
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
| 898,205,674,931,122,200 |
Dino Palavra
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11/03/2021 17:27:34
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Alright, no more questions im out for real this time 😆 see ya!
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5a50c3ab6e524f4dad7b10bfea20e3cf
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Dino Palavra
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11/03/2021 17:29:15
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.close
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611f7e56e43a47abaf2442e6ef4b8875
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winteriio
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01/15/2022 12:16:29
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wondering if i could have some help with this question not too sure how to get the value for c
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611f7e56e43a47abaf2442e6ef4b8875
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winteriio
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01/15/2022 12:30:58
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@Helpers <3
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