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June8
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01/16/2022 09:30:19
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z=f(x, y) etc
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01/16/2022 09:30:26
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One sec
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01/16/2022 09:32:34
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I don’t understand lol
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June8
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01/16/2022 09:33:15
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okay I understand it until the part $\pdv{f}{r}$
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01/16/2022 09:33:18
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**Cüneyt**
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01/16/2022 09:33:48
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but how do we take the derivative of "df/dr" for theta
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01/16/2022 09:34:11
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teacher has got f_xx and stuff like that
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01/16/2022 09:34:19
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where did they come from
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June8
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01/16/2022 09:34:58
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I guess I better rephrase the whole question in latex
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EpsilonNought
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01/16/2022 09:38:52
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Is this partial differential
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EpsilonNought
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01/16/2022 09:38:56
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Cause I don’t know that
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June8
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01/16/2022 09:39:12
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I cannot type it properly
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June8
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01/16/2022 09:39:15
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but I will
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01/16/2022 09:39:16
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just wait
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01/16/2022 09:39:50
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**Cüneyt**
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June8
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01/16/2022 09:39:53
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yes
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June8
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01/16/2022 09:39:54
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hell yeah
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June8
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01/16/2022 09:39:56
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at last
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June8
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01/16/2022 09:40:45
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I'll close this and paste this another channel
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01/16/2022 09:40:56
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.close
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:39:49
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Hey, could someone explain to me how we got 1-2sin^2alpha?
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Omegabet_
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11/03/2021 17:41:31
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cos^2(a)=1-sin^2(a)
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Jeremiah Cole
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7875
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Omegabet_
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11/03/2021 17:41:43
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so cos^2(a)-sin^2(a)=1-sin^2(a)-sin^2(a)
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:42:02
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ohhhhhhhhh
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:42:28
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i think i wrote notes on that somewhere
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:42:31
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but just incase i didnt
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𝚈𝚎𝚎‐𝙷𝚊𝚠 🤠
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11/03/2021 17:42:53
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most classes will let you have a sheet of the trig identities during tests
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:42:54
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what about sin^2 and tan^2? *if there is an expression to them*
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:43:00
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not mine tho
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𝚈𝚎𝚎‐𝙷𝚊𝚠 🤠
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𝚈𝚎𝚎‐𝙷𝚊𝚠 🤠
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538d025925ef48b7a1b158af313d97b2
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:43:13
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our teacher wants us to remember everything we've taken so far
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𝚈𝚎𝚎‐𝙷𝚊𝚠 🤠
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11/03/2021 17:43:46
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:44:07
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yeah i remember this
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𝚈𝚎𝚎‐𝙷𝚊𝚠 🤠
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538d025925ef48b7a1b158af313d97b2
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:44:13
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especially pythagorean identities
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:44:20
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it was forced into my brain
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:44:24
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anyway thanks @Omegabet_
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Jeremiah Cole
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11/03/2021 17:44:26
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.close
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c4f5b33c3d1c438db8541a200c3a095c
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your brother
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01/16/2022 09:47:20
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i need help with this
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c4f5b33c3d1c438db8541a200c3a095c
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your brother
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01/16/2022 09:47:39
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idk how to explain this to my friend
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Sparky
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01/16/2022 09:52:51
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If the oil price is 100€ and the price goes up by 20% it now cost 120€. But if it goes back down to 100€ you have only a decrease by 17%. since the difference of 20€ is less percent of 120 then of 100
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your brother
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01/16/2022 09:56:47
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yeah thats what i told him
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your brother
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01/16/2022 09:57:01
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nvm its fine i thihnk i know how to
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your brother
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01/16/2022 09:57:03
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/close
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Oat
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01/16/2022 10:59:44
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How would I solve this?
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f443da41c8ba477496f25c05812b1e32
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Oat
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01/16/2022 11:00:16
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I assume I use 1-cos^2x instead of sin^2x
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f443da41c8ba477496f25c05812b1e32
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Oat
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01/16/2022 11:00:30
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And then at Cos^3x-Cos^5x I'm not sure what to do
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f443da41c8ba477496f25c05812b1e32
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hello2248
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01/16/2022 11:00:34
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Nope, use the other one
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f443da41c8ba477496f25c05812b1e32
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hello2248
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01/16/2022 11:00:42
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1-sin^2(x)
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f443da41c8ba477496f25c05812b1e32
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hello2248
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01/16/2022 11:01:02
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That way you have a cos(x) left over that the u substitution will get rid of
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Oat
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01/16/2022 11:01:39
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Ah ok ty. Might be back with more qs on thyis topic cos I haven't fully grasped it.
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Oat
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01/16/2022 11:01:41
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.close
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EpsilonNought
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01/16/2022 11:02:41
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Hmm
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shriller44
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01/16/2022 11:55:50
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chapato
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01/16/2022 12:13:15
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hey can someone help me with this please:
```
Let p be an integer greater than 3, show that if p and (p + 2) are prime numbers then (p + 1) is divisible by 6
```
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Luca
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01/16/2022 12:16:33
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How can p *and* p+1 be prime numbers?
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Luca
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01/16/2022 12:16:46
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The only case of this is 2 and three isnt it
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chapato
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01/16/2022 12:16:47
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11 and 13
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Luca
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01/16/2022 12:17:09
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Thats p+2 though
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Luca
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01/16/2022 12:17:18
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And 13 isnt divisible by 6
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chapato
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01/16/2022 12:17:35
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yea i made a mistake srry its p and p + 2
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Luca
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01/16/2022 12:17:56
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Ahhh
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Luca
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01/16/2022 12:17:57
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Okay
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xdk1235
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01/16/2022 12:17:59
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ah the classic 6n-1 6n+1
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chapato
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01/16/2022 12:21:52
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if p is greater than 3 so and prime so p must be an odd number so we can write it as p = 2k + 1 and p + 2 will equal to 2k + 3
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3fbe7e2e0ddb46db9903c84aec53d504
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chapato
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01/16/2022 12:22:20
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but what do i do next
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chapato
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01/16/2022 12:33:31
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
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brick
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01/16/2022 12:49:52
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what does it mean for this expression inside the limit to “not be differentiable at 0”
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Luca
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01/16/2022 12:51:41
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it's not defined at 0
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Luca
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01/16/2022 12:52:05
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contrary |x| is defined at 0 but also not differentiable
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Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:52:31
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To not be differentiable at 0 doesn't mean to not be defined at 0
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
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Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:53:12
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An interval where the function is differentiable and an interval where the function is defined is very distinguishable
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,562,859,262,083,070 |
Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:54:21
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In fact, the function f(x)=|x| is differentiable at everywhere, except 0, so its interval of differentiability would be R*=R\\{0}
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,562,859,262,083,070 |
Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:54:32
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But its definition set is all R
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,562,859,262,083,070 |
Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:55:28
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Well here, for any x different than 0, you have x/x = 1
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,562,859,262,083,070 |
Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:56:11
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Since the limit when x goes to a is about looking at a function infinitely close to the a value, but not exactly on it
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,562,859,262,083,070 |
Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:56:27
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You'll never be on 0
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,562,859,262,083,070 |
Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:56:54
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So by simplifying ln(x²)/ln(x²)
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,562,859,262,083,070 |
Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:57:00
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You're getting a constant
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,562,859,262,083,070 |
Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:57:09
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That doesn't vary with respect to x
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,562,859,262,083,070 |
Epsilia aka Mellow
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01/16/2022 12:57:18
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So it's the limit you are searching for
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 220,517,274,845,577,200 |
ramonov
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01/16/2022 12:57:58
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that's not what they asked
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/16/2022 13:00:09
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u are only referring to the fraction, ignoring limit?
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 686,586,658,237,317,200 |
brick
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01/16/2022 13:00:23
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yeah
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/16/2022 13:00:30
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Definition of differentiable?
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/16/2022 13:00:51
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unknown.png
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/16/2022 13:01:48
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huh, why isn't it differentiable at 0 🤔
I'm not rlly with it today
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/16/2022 13:01:58
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I'm guessing there's a discontinuity there
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/16/2022 13:02:38
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Oh right, the limit doesn't exist because f(a) doesn't even exist
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/16/2022 13:02:48
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f(0) is undefined
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 686,586,658,237,317,200 |
brick
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01/16/2022 13:05:10
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f(0) gives infinity/infinity
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 757,715,340,930,056,200 |
Dam993
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01/16/2022 13:06:11
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If $800 is deposited in an account that pays 9% annual interest, compounded semiannually, find the balance after 10 years.
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 757,715,340,930,056,200 |
Dam993
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01/16/2022 13:06:16
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Need help with this
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 757,715,340,930,056,200 |
Dam993
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01/16/2022 13:06:39
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I got 1929.37122 this I’m not sure if it’s right
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 686,586,658,237,317,200 |
brick
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01/16/2022 13:07:00
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#❓how-to-get-help
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 686,586,658,237,317,200 |
brick
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01/16/2022 13:07:08
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this channel’s occupied
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 757,715,340,930,056,200 |
Dam993
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01/16/2022 13:11:24
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?
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,479,607,071,440,900 |
Luca
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01/16/2022 13:13:51
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f(0) gives nothing because ln(0) is not defined
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 686,586,658,237,317,200 |
brick
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01/16/2022 13:38:07
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so simply if a function’s not defined at a value, it’s derivative doesn’t exist?
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 686,586,658,237,317,200 |
brick
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01/16/2022 13:38:42
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because the function doesn’t exist?
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 686,586,658,237,317,200 |
brick
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01/16/2022 13:39:56
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why’s this not differentiable?
| 1 | 0 | 212,479,607,071,440,900 |
Luca
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7715
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Luca
| false |
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9ab8f79340fd46928b26ee7b4fe71bbb
| 212,479,607,071,440,900 |
Luca
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01/16/2022 13:40:29
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it's not differentiable in 0 because there are multiple tangents to that point
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