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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:05:18
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and did (-y^2+9)(y^2+16)
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01/29/2022 08:05:23
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k.
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01/29/2022 08:05:28
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looks good
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01/29/2022 08:05:32
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probably
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:05:43
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and then i used y^2 = 9
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01/29/2022 08:05:48
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why?
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:05:48
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so then y = +- 3
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01/29/2022 08:05:58
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because the other one produces an imaginary
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01/29/2022 08:05:59
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just checking.
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01/29/2022 08:06:01
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good
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01/29/2022 08:06:04
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y was real
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:06:06
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then?
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:06:15
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and then i subbed it into the xy = -12 eqiatop
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:06:20
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to get the x terms
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01/29/2022 08:06:29
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so your (x,y) pairs are?
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:06:52
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so the pairs are then (-4,3) and (4,-3)
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01/29/2022 08:07:01
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hmmmm
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:07:05
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but why do I get two solutions
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01/29/2022 08:07:20
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ok working sounds good
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:07:25
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look at the original equation
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:07:30
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And also why is it that I get one solution in using polar form
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:07:37
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than if i use this way to get two solutions
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:07:40
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do you notice this is a polynomial?
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01/29/2022 08:07:50
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yeah
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01/29/2022 08:07:51
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its degree?
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01/29/2022 08:08:08
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4
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01/29/2022 08:08:14
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no.
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01/29/2022 08:08:16
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original
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01/29/2022 08:08:21
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2
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:08:49
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theres a theorem that says all complex polynomials have roots equal to their degree (note some may be repeated roots)
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:09:00
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So getting 2 is to be expected
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01/29/2022 08:09:07
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yeah
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:09:10
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Think about x^2 = 1
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:09:16
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there are 2
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:09:27
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so then why is it that when i use eular form when have it worked like this and i only get 1 solution?
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:09:32
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in polar form there are 2 solutions also.
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:09:45
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how?
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:09:46
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why did you halve the angle?
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:10:01
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halve angle because of de'moivre theorem
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:10:09
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you are solving
2 theta = ??? MOD 2pi
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01/29/2022 08:10:41
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what does MOD represent?
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01/29/2022 08:10:43
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u can divide the angle if ur just taking the root. Or fractional power.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:11:03
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where must theta be
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:11:09
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in polar form
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01/29/2022 08:11:44
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I'm confused?
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:13:19
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theta
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01/29/2022 08:13:23
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in polar form
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:13:30
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Can it be 10pi?
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:13:34
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it can
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:13:40
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what.
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:13:50
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but it is better of to have it represents in lower terms
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kirby your mom
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:13:59
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In standard polar form you are given a range theta lies in.
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:14:10
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or you mean it going between -pi < 0 < pi
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:14:20
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yeah
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:14:37
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so basically it is modding 2pi i get it
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:15:06
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so if 3theta = 0.75pi
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:15:15
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what are the solutions for theta
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:16:09
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it would be 0.75pi + 2pik
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:16:17
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for which k = 0, +- 1
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01/29/2022 08:16:17
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no.
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:16:25
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also divided by 3
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:16:35
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-pi < theta < pi
-3pi < 3theta < 3pi
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:16:52
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you can also do it this way
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01/29/2022 08:16:57
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but yes
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01/29/2022 08:17:10
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okay
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01/29/2022 08:17:17
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if u take all possible 3theta in that range then divide
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01/29/2022 08:18:16
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yeah
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:18:40
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what about in eular form?
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:18:53
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???
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:19:01
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same principle applies
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:19:05
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in euler form isn't it only one solution?
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01/29/2022 08:19:08
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no.
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:19:13
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how you just take it by the exponential rule
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01/29/2022 08:19:17
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literally the same thing.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 08:20:12
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$$e^{i\theta}=e^{i(\theta +2n\pi)}$$
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01/29/2022 08:20:15
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**Shuri2060**
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:20:39
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thank you so much
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:20:42
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I get thanks
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Kubra
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01/29/2022 08:20:45
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.close.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 09:01:12
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Yes, mostly.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 09:01:28
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sorry
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 09:01:31
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Big difference.
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0796
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 09:02:42
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I don't have a great memory but I think mainly it's harder
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 09:02:55
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There may be topics you haven't covered, but even the ones you have, the questions are of a different style.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 09:03:20
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===
Your typical school math book problems are usually meant to be solved in a set way
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 09:03:41
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There would be one example, and most of the exercises that follow require you to use the same methodology.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 09:05:10
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Practising past IMO/similar kind of questions makes more sense.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 09:05:26
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Hard problems from your school book might be good anyways. Depedsn on the book.
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Kepe
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01/29/2022 09:06:35
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Alr, thank you
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c00391c8a4f4488d9e4f3b3efa605cf5
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Florinache
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01/29/2022 09:11:25
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Florinache
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01/29/2022 09:11:34
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helppp
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c00391c8a4f4488d9e4f3b3efa605cf5
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01/29/2022 09:12:13
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@TeXit
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Florinache
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01/29/2022 09:13:18
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idk how to work here
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c00391c8a4f4488d9e4f3b3efa605cf5
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Florinache
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01/29/2022 09:13:28
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i will multiply by 3
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c00391c8a4f4488d9e4f3b3efa605cf5
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Florinache
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01/29/2022 09:13:35
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and its x 3 = x 3 + 4x
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Florinache
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01/29/2022 09:13:40
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and now
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Florinache
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01/29/2022 09:13:41
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what
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01/29/2022 09:14:01
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@Helpers
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01/29/2022 09:14:32
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GUYS
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01/29/2022 09:14:38
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hurry up please
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