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kirby your mom
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01/29/2022 12:54:16
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Yes because it's an odd function
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01/29/2022 12:54:20
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oh
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01/29/2022 12:54:23
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thats also good to know
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01/29/2022 12:54:37
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is there any difference between this and a normal = equation btw
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01/29/2022 12:54:46
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,w plot sin x
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01/29/2022 12:54:48
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the >= makes me anxiou
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01/29/2022 12:54:49
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You can't find the value, because it's an inequality
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01/29/2022 12:54:49
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Results provided by WolframAlpha
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01/29/2022 12:55:20
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so uh lemme guess
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01/29/2022 12:55:23
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why? just solve for when they are equal
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01/29/2022 12:55:30
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and check the signs in the middle
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01/29/2022 12:55:37
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$$\sin(-x)=-\sin(x)$$
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01/29/2022 12:55:39
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Look
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01/29/2022 12:55:40
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This is an identity
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01/29/2022 12:55:44
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If you were referring to this
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:55:44
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Yeah I solved so I get x >= 1/2 pi and -1/2 pi
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01/29/2022 12:55:44
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kirby your mom
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01/29/2022 12:55:49
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Is it?
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kirby your mom
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01/29/2022 12:55:53
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Hmm
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A Lonely Bean
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01/29/2022 12:55:54
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sinx >= -sinx + 2, from here you can get that sinx >= 1
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01/29/2022 12:55:58
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**Shuri2060**
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A Lonely Bean
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01/29/2022 12:56:00
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Which is true if and only if sinx = 1
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01/29/2022 12:56:04
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This thing is true for all x. Sorry if unrelated. Denoting it with ≡ would be better
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01/29/2022 12:56:07
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because sinx can't be greater than 1
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01/29/2022 12:56:24
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I mean it's an odd function so why wouldn't it
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01/29/2022 12:56:28
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ooooh
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:56:34
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quick little question thats a bit off
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:56:42
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if I wanna say the answer to something is x and -x
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:56:46
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do I use v or the upside down v
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kirby your mom
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01/29/2022 12:57:08
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What?
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A Lonely Bean
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01/29/2022 12:57:17
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v is the logical symbol for "or"
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01/29/2022 12:57:19
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v is or
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01/29/2022 12:57:23
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and ^ is and
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A Lonely Bean
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01/29/2022 12:57:25
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And the upside down v is for "and"
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A Lonely Bean
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01/29/2022 12:57:26
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Yeah
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:57:27
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alright
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:57:29
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ok yeah got it
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:57:29
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good
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kirby your mom
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01/29/2022 12:57:34
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But don't do that
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01/29/2022 12:57:35
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$$\sin(x)\geq \cos\left(x+\frac{\pi}{2}\right)+2$$
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01/29/2022 12:57:54
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**Shuri2060**
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 12:57:55
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This is the original thing?
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:58:00
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yea
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01/29/2022 12:58:07
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yes
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 12:58:27
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$$\sin(x)\geq -\sin(x)+2$$
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01/29/2022 12:58:30
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**Shuri2060**
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 12:58:32
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$$2\sin(x)\geq 2$$
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:58:33
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From normal equations I would obviously sketch the graph now when I got sin(x)=1... but what about inequations?
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01/29/2022 12:58:35
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**Shuri2060**
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 12:58:40
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$$\sin(x)\geq 1$$
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01/29/2022 12:58:44
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**Shuri2060**
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kirby your mom
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01/29/2022 12:58:48
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sin is always <= 1
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 12:58:48
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Sorry, so we have this?
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:58:51
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Yea
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A Lonely Bean
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01/29/2022 12:58:55
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Yes
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01/29/2022 12:58:59
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Ok, so what is your observation?
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kirby your mom
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01/29/2022 12:59:03
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So x is pi/2
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riemann
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Geopchad
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01/29/2022 12:59:08
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+ 2pin
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 12:59:11
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??? You aren't the asker
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:59:20
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well the area where the sin function is equal or greater than 1
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:59:21
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which is
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:59:22
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uh
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:59:24
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literally just the tips
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:59:25
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of the graph
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Geopchad
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01/29/2022 12:59:27
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area?
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Schtew
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 12:59:29
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you mean the points
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:59:30
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the amplitudes
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:59:33
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yeah
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01/29/2022 12:59:36
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exactly
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01/29/2022 12:59:39
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I would have replied if it was a reply to your "Ok, so what is your observation?" question just like this reply
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 328,662,734,008,746,000 |
Geopchad
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01/29/2022 12:59:41
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so it would only take place at specific points
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Deus_Vult
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9771
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Deus_Vult
| false |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
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01/29/2022 12:59:45
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ok so I can literally just treat it as =
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riemann
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2529
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riemann
| false |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 328,662,734,008,746,000 |
Geopchad
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01/29/2022 12:59:47
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yep
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 12:59:48
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$$(\forall x\in\bR)(-1\leq\sin x\leq1)$$
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 510,789,298,321,096,700 |
TeXit
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01/29/2022 12:59:50
|
**Shuri2060**
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321445119171756033.png
| 0 | 1 | null | null | null | null | null |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 328,662,734,008,746,000 |
Geopchad
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01/29/2022 12:59:56
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but only in this case because the max of sin(x) is 1
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help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 12:59:57
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You should make this observation
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 348,696,743,388,381,200 |
A Lonely Bean
|
01/29/2022 13:00:01
|
In this case yeah
| 1 | 0 | null | null | null | null | null |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:00:14
|
Combine this with this
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321445119171756033.png
| 0 | 1 | null | null | null | null | null |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 328,662,734,008,746,000 |
Geopchad
|
01/29/2022 13:00:18
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you are finding when the max of a function is <= itself
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:00:33
|
And we have
| 0 | 1 | null | null | null | null | null |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:00:33
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$$1\leq\sin x\leq 1$$
| 0 | 1 | null | null | null | null | null |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 510,789,298,321,096,700 |
TeXit
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01/29/2022 13:00:36
|
**Shuri2060**
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321445119171756033.png
| 0 | 1 | 263,378,155,140,677,630 |
Schtew
|
1564
|
Schtew
| false |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 321,445,119,171,756,000 |
Shuri2060
|
01/29/2022 13:00:44
|
Which leads you to your conclusion.
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riemann
|
2529
|
riemann
| false |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 420,244,167,726,333,950 |
kirby your mom
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01/29/2022 13:01:01
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1 <= sin x <= 1 😱
| 0 | 1 | null | null | null | null | null |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:01:23
|
mh my prof doesnt seem to agree
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205,741 |
help-1
|
62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 328,662,734,008,746,000 |
Geopchad
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01/29/2022 13:01:30
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can you send his answer?
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
|
01/29/2022 13:01:32
|
well he does
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
|
01/29/2022 13:01:32
|
he just wants the answer very specifically
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
|
01/29/2022 13:01:34
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and maybe not too mathematically accurate
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:01:46
|
( this is also an engineering course im taking not pure mathematics )
| 0 | 1 | 261,933,205,387,477,000 |
riemann
|
2529
|
riemann
| false |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:01:55
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unknown.png
| 0 | 1 | null | null | null | null | null |
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205,741 |
help-1
|
62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 872,859,024,985,587,800 |
hiromichi
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01/29/2022 13:02:01
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||they dont know i mastered complex analysis||
| 0 | 1 | 263,378,155,140,677,630 |
Schtew
|
1564
|
Schtew
| false |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 328,662,734,008,746,000 |
Geopchad
|
01/29/2022 13:02:04
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that's not a specific answer
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Deus_Vult
|
9771
|
Deus_Vult
| false |
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 328,662,734,008,746,000 |
Geopchad
|
01/29/2022 13:02:10
|
that's just generalizing the answer that you came to
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Deus_Vult
|
9771
|
Deus_Vult
| false |
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205,741 |
help-1
|
62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
|
01/29/2022 13:02:12
|
Well yea
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
|
01/29/2022 13:02:20
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but he wants each location of the answer
| 0 | 1 | 263,378,155,140,677,630 |
Schtew
|
1564
|
Schtew
| false |
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205,741 |
help-1
|
62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 182,418,252,830,343,170 |
lennygo
|
01/29/2022 13:02:24
|
because sin is infinite
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205,741 |
help-1
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62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 328,662,734,008,746,000 |
Geopchad
|
01/29/2022 13:02:36
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cuz an angle + 2pi n is just itself
| 0 | 1 | null | null | null | null | null |
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205,741 |
help-1
|
62c1b01245174813bf9d8b6a5a63340c
| 328,662,734,008,746,000 |
Geopchad
|
01/29/2022 13:03:02
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so all he is saying is
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