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11/03/2021 10:33:57
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i'll try
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11/03/2021 10:36:18
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01/11/2022 00:53:36
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factor x^2+2x+1
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01/11/2022 00:53:49
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how to do it
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01/11/2022 00:55:57
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Split the middle term
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01/11/2022 00:56:19
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X^2 + x +x+1. ...
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01/11/2022 00:56:58
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Now you can take common?
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01/11/2022 00:58:02
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uhh i think u got it wrong
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01/11/2022 00:58:29
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but ok ill solve it
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Yvonne Clark
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01/11/2022 00:58:56
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noone got it wrong
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01/11/2022 00:59:26
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from x^2+x+x+1 you can get (x^2+x) + (x+1)
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01/11/2022 00:59:43
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doesn't really require factoring by grouping
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Katherine Jones
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01/11/2022 00:59:47
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can be done in your head
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Johnnie Green
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01/11/2022 01:00:08
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No
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False
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01/11/2022 01:00:15
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Now you have to take common
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Johnnie Green
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01/11/2022 01:00:30
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X(x+1) +1(x+1)
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01/11/2022 01:00:41
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(x+1)^2
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01/11/2022 01:00:49
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??
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Yvonne Clark
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01/11/2022 01:01:44
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u see this is in the form
(x)^2 + 2* x *1 + (1)^2 = (x+1)^2
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Mark Sanchez
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01/11/2022 01:01:57
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ok got it
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Mark Sanchez
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01/11/2022 01:02:03
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got it
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False
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Erin Martin
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01/11/2022 02:01:09
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For question b. Why is the first position 4?
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01/11/2022 02:15:21
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the pic is unclear
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Erin Martin
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01/11/2022 02:19:26
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Is that good enough?
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Erin Martin
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01/11/2022 02:19:42
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@Helpers
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Erin Martin
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01/11/2022 02:19:59
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For question b. Why is the first position 4?
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Trent Nguyen
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01/11/2022 02:20:08
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hmm
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Trent Nguyen
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01/11/2022 02:23:15
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because there are 4 possibilities for that position
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Trent Nguyen
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01/11/2022 02:23:21
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read it carefully
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Erin Martin
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01/11/2022 02:23:34
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Isn’t there 5 excluding the 0
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Darius Martinez
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01/11/2022 02:24:08
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Choose the last number first, and one of the odd numbers can't be chosen for the first place
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Trent Nguyen
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01/11/2022 02:24:13
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lemme think
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Erin Martin
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01/11/2022 02:24:16
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OHHHHH
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Erin Martin
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01/11/2022 02:24:21
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Thanks sneaky
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Darius Martinez
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01/11/2022 02:24:24
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no worries mate
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 02:56:36
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Given that C is a set of cities in England and x,y∈C. R is a relation on set C defined as (x,y)∈R if x is close to y, i.e. the straight line distance is less than 50km.
The relation R is?
reflexive / not reflexive?
symmetric / not sysmmetric / antisymmetric ?
transitive / not transivive?
anyone has any idea on this question?
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Darius Martinez
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01/11/2022 02:58:35
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What part of it are you struggling with?
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 03:01:36
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i am struggling to identify whether the relation is reflexive , sysmmetric and transitive
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 03:12:28
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can you write out what "R is reflexive" would mean
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 03:13:27
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@jeqx
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 03:18:41
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x is related to x?
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False
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 03:19:33
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well your relation is "x R y iff the straight-line distance between x and y is less than 50km"
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 03:19:50
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so what does x R x mean
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 03:24:32
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the distance betwwen x and x is less than 50km(if it is reflexive)
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 04:02:25
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is it true that a city is always less than 50 km away from itself
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:05:21
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Yes
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:06:40
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Oh so it is reflexive!! Wowww
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 04:07:40
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apologies for the delay on my part
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 04:07:47
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i had intended for you to figure this out yourself
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:10:32
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yeah, i just noticed, really thank you man
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:11:06
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so i think the answer is reflexive, not symmetric and transitive, is it correct @Ann ?
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 04:12:14
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no
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 04:12:19
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why do you think the relation is not symmetric?
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:17:54
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sorry i meant it is reflexive, symmetric and transitive
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:18:06
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because x is close to y, then y is also close to x
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:18:13
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my bad 🙂
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 04:27:14
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so why do you think it is transitive?
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 04:27:35
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do you think that if A is less than 50km away from B, and B is less than 50km away from C, this means A must be less than 50km away from C? @jeqx
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:40:21
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sorry i made a mistake again
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:42:19
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it should be not trainsitive, because if A is 50km away from B, and B is 30 km from Z, then A is actually 80km from Z , hence A is not close to Z, hence it is not transitive, is my logic correct or still wrong @Ann ? 🙂
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 04:43:22
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yes now it's correct
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:44:10
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thank you very much ya 🙂
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:44:16
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.close
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 04:47:21
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may i know why is this question 31 C 12? shouldn't it be 20 C 12?
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01/11/2022 05:14:32
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it would be 20C12 if you were only allowed to take at most one donut of each type
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 05:28:43
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it should be the case right? since it says we need to select 12 different type of donuts, which mean we can at most take one donut each type isn't it?
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 05:29:06
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no
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 05:29:17
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it doesn't say we "select 12 different TYPES OF donuts"
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 05:29:27
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it says we select 12 different donuts
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 05:29:34
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which means we can have two or more of the same type as well
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 05:30:34
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but is the 12 different donuts considered distinct over here?
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 05:34:26
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yes they are distinct between types but donuts within one type are identical
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 05:44:36
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ah alright, so whenever we are dealing with selecting item which can be repeatedly of the same type , and the order does not matter, we will be using this formula?
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 05:46:13
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yes
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 06:15:03
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Thanks 🙏
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Doris Clark
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01/11/2022 06:15:07
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.close
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01/11/2022 07:21:32
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what do to have after converting the lhs to sin and cos?
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 07:24:11
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okay
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nan
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 07:24:26
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can you turn 1/cos(x) - sin(x)/cos(x) into a single fraction
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 07:24:59
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also the other parenthesis
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 07:26:20
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do you know how to add fractions
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Kendra Brown
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01/11/2022 07:26:25
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it's just that, nothing else
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Jackson Clark
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01/11/2022 07:49:21
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.close
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nan
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Don Thomas
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01/11/2022 10:51:25
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nan
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Don Thomas
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01/11/2022 10:51:41
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Is there a simpler way at understanding poly
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Don Thomas
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01/11/2022 10:51:45
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Polynomes
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Don Thomas
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01/11/2022 10:52:03
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I can't understand it, especially yhe multiplication
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Don Thomas
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01/11/2022 10:52:31
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I jsut started understanding addition, but my class has moved onto multiplication
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Neil Flores
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01/11/2022 10:53:01
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I see that ur French
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Neil Flores
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01/11/2022 10:53:15
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Is it okay helping him in French?
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Neil Flores
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01/11/2022 10:53:24
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idk if talking in another language is against rules
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Don Thomas
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01/11/2022 10:54:22
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I don't think it matters if its french, since the actual equation is there
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Bryce Martinez
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01/11/2022 10:54:56
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I've seen other ppl do this
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Neil Flores
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False
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Bryce Martinez
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01/11/2022 10:54:59
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since it helps
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Bryce Martinez
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01/11/2022 10:55:01
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but idk about rules
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Don Thomas
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01/11/2022 10:55:11
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It's easier for me in english
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Don Thomas
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01/11/2022 10:55:22
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My first language isn't French
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Don Thomas
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01/11/2022 10:55:51
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It was just saying what type of equation it is
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Neil Flores
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01/11/2022 10:56:44
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oh alright
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Kara Anderson
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01/11/2022 14:08:06
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