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There are multiple ways to write it maybe?
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01/29/2022 13:28:33
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why
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01/29/2022 13:28:48
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We have this don't we?
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:28:57
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because 5pi/6 is not >= than 4pi
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01/29/2022 13:29:18
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This is only the answer in a specific region
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01/29/2022 13:29:24
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oh
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01/29/2022 13:29:25
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That represents 1 purple strip
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01/29/2022 13:29:32
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ah I see now
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01/29/2022 13:30:09
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So a hard question you might get is
$$\cos 2x + \sin x \leq k$$
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01/29/2022 13:30:32
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For some actual k (that makes the question have solutions)
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**Shuri2060**
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01/29/2022 13:30:54
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cos 2x can be converted in terms of sin^2 x
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:30:55
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but I can just replace sin² with 1/2(1-cos2x) right?
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01/29/2022 13:31:01
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yes
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01/29/2022 13:31:02
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And then you have a quadratic in sin x
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:31:15
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oh wait you replaced sin²
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:31:21
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But then you have to solve the inequality wrt this quadratic and the solution will be a bit tedious.
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01/29/2022 13:32:12
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01/29/2022 13:32:17
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01/29/2022 13:32:18
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:32:18
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This would be an example
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:34:48
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ok yeah tahts a lot more complex
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01/29/2022 13:34:49
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btw
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:34:57
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after solving the sin(x) and sin(x)²
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:35:07
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I got to sin(x)=1+sqrt(3)
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01/29/2022 13:35:17
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I cant actually plug that into arcsin right?
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:35:22
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because of the definition range
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:35:55
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how would I get a correct value for that
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:37:24
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unless I did smth horribly wrong
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01/29/2022 13:40:04
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1+-
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:40:06
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i assume
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:40:15
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yea
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:40:26
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You can put it into arcsin, but that only tells you the solution for x between -pi/2 and pi/2
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:40:37
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Refer to the unit circle or the graph to get all the other solutions
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:40:40
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between -pi and pi
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:40:45
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well my calc actually spits out mathemtical error
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:40:58
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Well yes, notice one of the solutions is impossible for real x
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:41:04
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1 + sqrt(3) is bigger than 1.
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kloser
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the crying name changer
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:41:13
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oh
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:41:43
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so I can only keep going with 1-sqrt(3) ?
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01/29/2022 13:48:55
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yes
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:49:12
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ok
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:49:19
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well while we are doing this more stuff is coming up
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:49:50
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2a ln(x) = ln(3) * log3(x^a)+ln(e^a)
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:50:08
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I think I might be missing some rule here to help me solve it
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:52:34
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theres a random log base 3?
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:52:39
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yea
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:52:56
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$$2a\ln x = (\ln 3)(\log_3x^a)+\ln e^a$$
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01/29/2022 13:53:09
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**Shuri2060**
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:53:10
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this???
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:53:24
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yea
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:54:10
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What do you get after simplifying as much as possible
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:54:16
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There are quite a few log rules to apply
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:54:40
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well uh
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:54:48
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ln e^a is obviously just a
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:54:57
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ln 3 is just a number I can ignore
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:55:09
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2a ln x could be made into ln x^2a
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:55:14
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but from there idk
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:55:23
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you need log base conversion
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:55:35
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never heard of that
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lmaowhat
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01/29/2022 13:57:46
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log_b a/log_b c = log_c a
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:58:58
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oh god
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lmaowhat
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01/29/2022 14:02:42
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(log 3/log e)(log x^a/log 3) = ln x^a
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01/29/2022 14:04:10
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a(ln x + 1) = 2a ln x
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01/29/2022 14:04:30
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ln x + 1 = 2ln x
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01/29/2022 14:06:49
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ln x + ln e = ln x^2
ln ex = ln x^2
ex = x^2
x = +/-e
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01/29/2022 14:09:21
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ty
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 14:09:26
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Ill see if I can figure it out
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 14:17:11
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ty everyone btw
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 14:17:12
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.close
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:14:57
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How would I further solve this after calculating the inverse? Do I multiply the two matrices together, and then multiply the result with -1/10?
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Omegabet_
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12/23/2021 09:15:52
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yes.
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kloser
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12/23/2021 09:16:15
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cancel out the one with 0,3,-1,-2 first?
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kloser
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12/23/2021 09:16:26
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the det is nonzero
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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Omegabet_
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12/23/2021 09:16:42
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Im assuming... the question is evaluate the LHS
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:17:16
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I'm calculating the change of basis, but I've narrowed it down to just solving this problem
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:17:48
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like this
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Arvid
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:20:35
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multiplying it gives me this matrix
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
|
12/23/2021 09:20:44
|
but it's not correct
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:21:08
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this is the answer
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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Omegabet_
|
12/23/2021 09:21:42
|
how did you get 3/5 and -2/5?
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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Omegabet_
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12/23/2021 09:22:13
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cause $\frac{-1}{10}[(-1)(-2)+(-2)(-4)]=-1$
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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TeXit
|
12/23/2021 09:22:24
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**Mosh**
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:25:43
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i multiplied the two matrices together, and then multiplied the matrix that I got with -1/10
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:26:01
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like this
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help-1
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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Omegabet_
|
12/23/2021 09:26:21
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ok..... where did -6 and 4 come from?
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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Omegabet_
|
12/23/2021 09:26:36
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cause you get 10 for the (2,1)-entry
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205,742 |
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
| 186,109,587,366,215,680 |
Omegabet_
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12/23/2021 09:26:42
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since 2+8=10
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:28:19
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what do you mean? I multiplied the matrices together on the right hand side. are you saying that I got the matrix multiplication wrong?
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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Omegabet_
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12/23/2021 09:28:25
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yes.
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:28:34
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oh, let me recalculate
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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Omegabet_
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12/23/2021 09:28:39
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That is exactly what I am saying, hence why I am asking how you got those numbers.
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:28:47
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that explains why I'm so confused with the -1/10 multiplication
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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Omegabet_
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12/23/2021 09:29:08
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the -1/10 has nothing to do w/ matrix multiplication
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205,742 |
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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Omegabet_
|
12/23/2021 09:29:16
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it's just a scalar out the front.
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205,742 |
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:31:40
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ye
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205,742 |
help-1
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:32:13
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well I got it now, thanks
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6f529ebfcf8d4b2fa2cf4c00d03ab400
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wsnd
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12/23/2021 09:32:45
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.close
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Fullmetal Akabaneist
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Fullmetal Akabaneist
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