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01/29/2022 14:18:52
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> ~~channel claimed~~
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01/29/2022 14:19:08
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$$y=C_1*sin(3t)+C_2*cos(3t)$$
$$y(0)=0$$
$$y'(0)=8$$
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01/29/2022 14:19:27
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How to calculate C_1 and C_2
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01/29/2022 14:20:55
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find y'(t) and plug in your initial conditions
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01/29/2022 14:21:02
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y(0) = 0 means that 0 = C1sin(0) + C2cos(0)
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01/29/2022 14:21:14
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So C2 = 0
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01/29/2022 14:21:23
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And the rest is what Taltost said
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01/29/2022 14:23:20
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why c2
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01/29/2022 14:24:36
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Because the RHS is equal to C2?
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01/29/2022 14:25:16
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umm i think you integrated instead of taking the derivative
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01/29/2022 14:25:29
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ops 😄
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01/29/2022 14:28:43
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$y'(t)=C_1\cos \left(3t\right)\cdot \:3-3C_2\sin \left(3t\right)$
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01/29/2022 14:28:53
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01/29/2022 14:29:43
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$y'(0)=C_1\cos \left(3*0\right)*3-3C_2\sin \left(3*0\right)=8$
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01/29/2022 14:33:53
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C_1=8/3
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01/29/2022 14:34:08
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rhs=right hand side?
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01/29/2022 14:35:11
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Why it cant be equal to C1?
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01/29/2022 14:36:20
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plug y(0) into the first equation
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01/29/2022 14:36:56
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yeah i did. got y(0)=0
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01/29/2022 14:37:24
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and y(0) also equals???
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01/29/2022 14:37:53
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How i can check that
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01/29/2022 14:38:00
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what is y(t)?
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01/29/2022 14:38:19
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$$y(t)=C_1sin(3t)+C_2cos(3t)$$
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01/29/2022 14:39:04
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Where it says that y(0)=C_2.
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01/29/2022 14:39:28
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so what is C_2?
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01/29/2022 14:41:00
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01/29/2022 14:41:22
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C1sin(0) + C2cos(0) = C2 because sin(0) = 0 and cos(0) = 1
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01/29/2022 14:42:29
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ok. so there you go. C_1=8/3 and C_2=0
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01/29/2022 14:43:26
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Okay
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01/29/2022 14:44:08
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two constant distract me
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01/29/2022 14:45:39
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oh now i get it
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01/29/2022 14:45:42
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lol
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01/29/2022 14:45:48
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thanks
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01/29/2022 14:45:51
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.close
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01/29/2022 15:32:07
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Hi, I have a general question to price prediction
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01/29/2022 15:32:31
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If I collect data of prices every minute over an hour and calculate the mean
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01/29/2022 15:32:37
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and the standard deviation
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01/29/2022 15:32:57
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can I add the standard deviation onto the mean to get a rough price prediction?
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01/29/2022 15:34:15
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I want to calculate the price slippage in a certain window
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01/29/2022 15:46:33
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@Helpers
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riemann
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01/29/2022 17:22:27
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Draw a picture. It's a familiar conic
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01/29/2022 17:27:57
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@riemann i'm confused on how to draw it
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riemann
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01/29/2022 17:35:20
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That's basically right.
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01/29/2022 17:36:16
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but i s till havven't added them?
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01/29/2022 17:36:23
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For the same z in your equation, can you draw where the point is
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01/29/2022 17:37:12
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Your problem is very close to this one
https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/209794/sum-of-two-absolute-values-in-complex-plane
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01/29/2022 17:37:32
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The last like spoiler ||ellipse||
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01/29/2022 17:39:06
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okay
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01/29/2022 17:39:16
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so how would we fidnm the max value?
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01/29/2022 17:41:44
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Write down your equation in terms of the ellipse and then you'll have an equation in Cartesian coordinates
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01/29/2022 17:43:00
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what is the equation for an elipse?
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01/29/2022 17:53:57
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https://www.cuemath.com/geometry/ellipse/
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what would the b value be?
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@riemann
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01/29/2022 18:14:45
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I don't know about the conic approach
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01/29/2022 18:14:51
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But I have an alternative approach
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01/29/2022 18:16:28
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Let $$M(\theta) = |e^{i\theta} -2| + |e^{i\theta} + 2| \iff$$ $$ M^2(\theta) = |e^{i\theta} -2|^2+2(| e^{i\theta} -2| |e^{i\theta} + 2|) + |e^{i\theta} + 2|^2$$
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01/29/2022 18:20:00
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**azeem321**
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01/29/2022 18:20:20
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Can you take it from here? @Brightness
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not sure how am i going t o use that
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01/29/2022 18:23:14
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Firstly, recall that $e^{i\theta} = \cos(\theta) + \sin(\theta)$. With that in mind, what does $|e^{i\theta} -2|^2+ |e^{i\theta} + 2|^2 = ?$
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that would just be (e^i(theta)) + e^i(theta)+2
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squared
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eh?
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01/29/2022 18:30:20
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What is $|x+iy|^2$
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**azeem321**
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x^2 +y^2
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ok
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01/29/2022 18:30:43
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now do the same for the above
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01/29/2022 18:30:54
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and simplify
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01/29/2022 18:30:56
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and what do u get
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yes
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simplify
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Good
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Now we have, $M^2(\theta) = 10+2(| e^{i\theta} -2| |e^{i\theta} + 2|)$
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01/29/2022 18:33:41
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**azeem321**
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01/29/2022 18:33:48
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Do the same for the second term
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01/29/2022 18:33:53
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simplify it
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01/29/2022 18:34:02
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get it in terms of cos/sin
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Good. Now what technique have you recently learned to find the minimum/maximum value of a function?
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you can take the differentia
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and find the minimun and max
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when it equals to 0
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Exactly
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That's my approach to this. probably easier ones
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01/29/2022 18:39:31
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Just differentiate M^2
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01/29/2022 18:39:37
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and set equal to 0
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i'm confused why did you do M^2
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i forgot how can we test whether this is going to be minimun and maximum at the point?
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