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epsilon definition?
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yeees
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epsilon definition
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01/29/2022 19:41:24
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Eventually your terms bunch up towards a value
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01/29/2022 19:41:30
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is the intuitive idea
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to which we "set how bunched up they are" by epsilon
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can you tell me what every part means in the definition and how can i use it
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01/29/2022 19:42:30
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i mean its sssssssso abstract
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$\forall\varepsilon>0, \exists N\in\mathbb{N}$ st $n\geq N\implies\abs{a_n-L}<\varepsilon$
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**Mosh**
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01/29/2022 19:42:55
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|a_n-L| is the distance b/w a_n and L
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so you will hit a point in the index (N) such that all terms past it are within a distance epsilon away from L
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01/29/2022 19:43:38
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for any distance epsilon
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01/29/2022 19:43:48
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so epsilon is a distance
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01/29/2022 19:43:51
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yes
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01/29/2022 19:44:11
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your terms will eventually be less than epsilon away from L
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01/29/2022 19:44:35
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can you give me an exmaple of a function
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01/29/2022 19:44:40
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and keep subtituting
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01/29/2022 19:44:45
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i can't imagine the idea
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01/29/2022 19:44:46
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i mean i can
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01/29/2022 19:45:12
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but yesterdya i was trying to do this exercice where you have to prove that 1/n is a cauchy sequence
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01/29/2022 19:45:38
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Ok so yeah, cauchy criterion says that a_n is cauchy iff it's convergent
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01/29/2022 19:45:48
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so we'll show 1/n converges (to 0)
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Ie, we want to find N such that when $n\geq N$, we have that $\abs{\frac{1}{n}-0}<\varepsilon$
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01/29/2022 19:46:58
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we don't have to fix epsilon at the start ?
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01/29/2022 19:47:10
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You don't fix it persay
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01/29/2022 19:47:14
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you just let it be given
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01/29/2022 19:48:09
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So I'll leave it to you to 1) verify this N exists and 2) try and derive it yourself, however: \\
Let $\varepsilon>0$ be given. Pick N st $N>\frac{1}{\varepsilon}$
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01/29/2022 19:48:53
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ie N is a natural number > 1/eps
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01/29/2022 19:49:46
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that would be 1 > ?
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01/29/2022 19:49:58
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So when $n\geq N$, we have that $n>\frac{1}{\varepsilon}\iff \frac{1}{n}<\varepsilon$
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**Mosh**
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01/29/2022 19:50:23
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QED pretty much
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01/29/2022 19:50:40
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N is defined/picked based on epsilon
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01/29/2022 19:50:48
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It's just any natural number larger than 1/eps
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01/29/2022 19:51:05
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that's what we mean by N depend on epsilon ?
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01/29/2022 19:51:13
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Yes
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01/29/2022 19:51:21
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N is a "function" of epsilon
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01/29/2022 19:51:30
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as in we define N based on epsilon
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01/29/2022 19:52:19
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for example, let's say I want my terms to be within $\varepsilon=10^{-10}$ of 0
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**Mosh**
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01/29/2022 19:52:35
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I then pick $N>10^{10}$
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01/29/2022 19:54:02
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hummmm one second to process this
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01/29/2022 19:54:30
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then $a_{10^{10}+2}, a_{10^{10}+3},...$ are all within that $\varepsilon$ of 0
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01/29/2022 19:54:57
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hum i never saw it this way
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01/29/2022 19:55:35
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so we fix an arbitrary epsilon and then n after a certain N so that a_n is less than epsilon
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01/29/2022 19:55:52
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i mean every n after that certain N
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01/29/2022 19:56:12
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If I give you an epsilon, I want to know when I can guarantee the sequence will be within that distance from L
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01/29/2022 19:56:35
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https://www.desmos.com/calculator/jn5jcxq3u0
We play a game. You will change the a slider. I will then change the N slider so all the dots to the right of N are in the shaded region. If I can always do this, it converges.
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01/29/2022 19:56:41
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Your job is providing me with said N, then demonstrating said N works
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01/29/2022 19:57:21
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i get the idea but the mathematic way of writing it is a bit confusing to me
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01/29/2022 19:58:22
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"For any positive epsilon, then there exists natural number N defined by epsilon such that if I'm past N, I'm within epsilon of L"
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01/29/2022 19:59:36
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okey that was a great way of stating it
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01/29/2022 20:00:14
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I leave it to you to construct the similar "layman idea" for limits of functions
Hint: delta also plays the role of a distance
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01/29/2022 20:01:10
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i see your point
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01/29/2022 20:01:17
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i have one last problem
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01/29/2022 20:02:38
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okey nvm i forgot the question
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01/29/2022 20:02:42
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thank you goood sir
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01/29/2022 20:03:48
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thank you @Shuri2060 for the graph
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01/29/2022 20:03:52
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01/29/2022 20:05:06
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anyone know how to solve this?
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01/29/2022 20:07:03
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Is this a calculus based class?
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baducca
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01/29/2022 20:07:11
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Correct
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01/29/2022 20:07:47
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Do you know how to derivate it?
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baducca
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01/29/2022 20:07:57
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I know more or less
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
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baducca
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01/29/2022 20:08:07
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derivate meaning what tho?
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baducca
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01/29/2022 20:08:11
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i know IROC
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01/29/2022 20:08:42
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To find the derivative
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baducca
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01/29/2022 20:08:59
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all i want is how to solve B and C
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
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baducca
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01/29/2022 20:09:00
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:(
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
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baducca
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01/29/2022 20:09:07
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it's so frustrating rn
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01/29/2022 20:09:31
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You have to find the derivative I would think
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 251,854,584,597,708,800 |
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01/29/2022 20:09:44
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Do you know the power rule
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
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a disappointing son
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01/29/2022 20:10:08
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is it derivate or differentiate
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
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baducca
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01/29/2022 20:10:35
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I don't
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
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01/29/2022 20:10:48
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all i need is the IROC at x=2
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 251,854,584,597,708,800 |
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01/29/2022 20:10:48
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Differentiate prob
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 200,013,547,491,688,450 |
a disappointing son
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01/29/2022 20:10:52
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do you know the limit definition of a derivative?
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
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baducca
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01/29/2022 20:10:53
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and x =3
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 251,854,584,597,708,800 |
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01/29/2022 20:10:54
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Couldnt think of the right term
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
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01/29/2022 20:11:01
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I dont
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 251,854,584,597,708,800 |
PapaBread
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01/29/2022 20:11:09
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How are you gonna find the iroc without the derivative though
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
|
01/29/2022 20:11:22
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idek what that means im sorry
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 251,854,584,597,708,800 |
PapaBread
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01/29/2022 20:11:37
|
Like
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help-1
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 251,854,584,597,708,800 |
PapaBread
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01/29/2022 20:11:39
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d/dx?
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ScapeProf
|
9427
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ScapeProf
| false |
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205,747 |
help-1
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 251,854,584,597,708,800 |
PapaBread
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01/29/2022 20:11:44
|
f'(x)
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
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01/29/2022 20:11:47
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i didnt learn it that way
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
|
01/29/2022 20:11:49
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i use f(x)
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 200,013,547,491,688,450 |
a disappointing son
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01/29/2022 20:12:08
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...you said this was a calc based course?
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
|
01/29/2022 20:12:26
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yes
| 1 | 0 | 265,853,506,664,136,700 |
ScapeProf
|
9427
|
ScapeProf
| false |
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205,747 |
help-1
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
|
01/29/2022 20:12:28
|
we just started
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205,747 |
help-1
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
|
01/29/2022 20:12:32
|
rn its more algebra review
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help-1
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 200,013,547,491,688,450 |
a disappointing son
|
01/29/2022 20:13:10
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and you don't know limit definition?
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205,747 |
help-1
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
|
01/29/2022 20:13:21
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ik more or less
| 1 | 0 | null | null | null | null | null |
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205,747 |
help-1
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
|
01/29/2022 20:13:23
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do u know the answer or
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shred
|
1973
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shred
| false |
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205,747 |
help-1
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b4de5d36951848eb827f6b23c5e15088
| 165,315,789,044,318,200 |
baducca
|
01/29/2022 20:13:28
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r u testing me
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