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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:43:17
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4/3x + 1/3y = x + y
1/3x = 2/3y
x = 2y
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02/01/2022 08:43:22
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mhmm
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:43:24
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Therefore x takes up 2/3 of the 1000
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Darius Clark
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02/01/2022 08:43:32
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x = 2000/3, y = 1000/3
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Darius Clark
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02/01/2022 08:43:57
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btw, since you've figured
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Darius Clark
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02/01/2022 08:44:35
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I'd advise you to directly skip to part c when writing the solution :p
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Darius Clark
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02/01/2022 08:44:58
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That saves some efforts (ヘ･_･)ヘ┳━┳
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:45:09
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Well homework is homework
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:45:16
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Skipping homework does indeed save effort
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:45:19
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If only it were that easy lol
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Darius Clark
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02/01/2022 08:45:35
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But once you've dealt with general case, you can just plug in values for a and b and then solve after (c)
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Darius Clark
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02/01/2022 08:45:42
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:catThink:
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:46:22
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Yeah ig so
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True
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:46:26
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Well thanks for the help, again
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Darius Clark
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02/01/2022 08:46:35
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mhmm
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:46:49
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It's 1am but I still have quite a bit todo
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Darius Clark
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02/01/2022 08:47:09
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Feel free to use the help channels here :p
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:47:22
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May open another help channel for Q11 if I have trouble, cheers
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:47:47
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I notice I only catch myself opening these channels late at night when Im mentally slower o_O
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:48:04
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I'm glad you're so active, cya
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Don Thomas
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02/01/2022 08:48:05
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.close
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Cynthia King
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02/01/2022 08:59:31
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i need help for E18
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Cynthia King
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02/01/2022 09:15:20
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no
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Daryl Moore
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02/01/2022 09:15:48
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try downloading photomath it helps
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Cynthia King
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02/01/2022 09:17:22
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friend just explain me what is going on this question
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Lena Jones
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02/01/2022 09:50:00
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did you try applying their hint?
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Cynthia King
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02/01/2022 10:12:43
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yeah
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:24:56
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can someone explain how this is supposed to be solved?
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Phyllis Flores
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02/01/2022 10:25:28
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use arcsine
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:25:31
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when is sin(t)=0?
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:28:29
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like this, right?
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False
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:28:50
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$t=n\pi, n\in\mathbb{Z}$
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:29:16
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but yes, you just said it in a more roundabout manner
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:29:28
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yeah sorry i didn't simplify it lol
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:29:40
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so now you're solving $\sin(x)=n\pi$
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:30:08
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to which only 1 n value allows solutions
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:31:17
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okay hold on, why is it only 1 pi, shouldn't it be n2pi or pi-n2pi?
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:31:37
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I didn't say n=1
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:31:50
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however if n is an integer, then it's either even or odd
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:32:00
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so both your cases are encapsulated in npi
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:34:14
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I mean shouldn't that look like this instead
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:39:27
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@Omegabet_
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:39:41
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that's equivalent to npi n in Z
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:39:56
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$(2n)\pi$ or $(2n-1)\pi$
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:43:58
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how are they the same tho?
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Darius Clark
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Darius Clark
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False
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:44:08
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is 2n an integer?
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:44:11
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yes or no?
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:44:21
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no
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:44:30
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then your answer was wrong.
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:44:38
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what
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:44:49
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$\sin(t)=0$ means t is an integer multiple of $\pi$
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:44:59
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you just said your answer included non-integer multiples
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:45:57
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Hence your answer to sin(t)=0 was wrong.
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:46:29
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so this is incorrect?
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:46:46
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yes, as you just said 2n isn't an integer
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:47:09
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However you also failed to define n in your answer
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:48:33
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Yeah true, I forgot to do n ∈ Z
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:49:00
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so **yes, 2n is an integer**
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:49:53
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in this context, yes. but it doesn't explain how n2pi=npi
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:50:10
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the n I used isn't the same as the one you used..
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:50:33
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nowhere did I claim 1=2 as you just suggested
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:56:23
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02/01/2022 10:56:36
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yes
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:56:43
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again, **different n's**
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:56:52
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what is that n then
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 10:57:01
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i don't understand
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:57:01
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**any integer**
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:57:17
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$\sin(t)=0\iff t=n\pi, n\in\mathbb{Z}$
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:58:01
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To which, if for some reason you want to, you can say t=2npi or (2n-1)pi, n in Z
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 10:58:13
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**again, they are different ns**
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:02:26
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alright, how do you get that t=npi, n in Z?
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:02:34
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graph of sin(t)
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:02:42
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,w plot y=sin(x)
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:03:04
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it has roots at every integer multiple of pi
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:07:12
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but without symbolic calculators
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:08:54
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@Omegabet_
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nan
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nan
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:09:11
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know the graph
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nan
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:09:14
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or the unit circle
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Christie Moore
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True
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:09:35
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Like sin(x) is the y component of the circle
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:10:25
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thus it's 0 everytime the terminal arm is on the x axis
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nan
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:13:30
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so hold on, is that the answer to the question?
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nan
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:13:47
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x=npi, n in Z
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nan
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nan
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:16:15
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@gmod
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nan
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nan
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:16:19
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oops
| 1 | 0 |
nan
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nan
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:16:23
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sorry wrong ping
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:16:26
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@Omegabet_
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nan
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nan
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:16:36
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no.
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:16:49
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That was the answer to my leading question....
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nan
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nan
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:17:07
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.
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nan
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:17:23
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45 minutes ago, when I thought we were done doing sin(t)=0, I said this.
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Christie Moore
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Christie Moore
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True
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:26:12
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so the answer is this then
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:26:19
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isn't it
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:26:28
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@Omegabet_
| 1 | 0 |
nan
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nan
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:26:35
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probably not but that's what i'd say
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nan
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nan
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:26:39
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No
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nan
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:26:49
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first: does $\sin(x)=\pi$ have a solution?
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nan
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nan
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:28:12
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instead of blindly jumping into math, actually think about the question
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nan
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nan
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nan
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Ralph Lopez
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02/01/2022 11:30:05
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by this are you referring to the original question or the question you presented?
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:30:15
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referring to this
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nan
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Jenny Brown
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02/01/2022 11:30:20
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cause this is complete nonsense
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