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zeze
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01/30/2022 20:01:21
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I'm sorry I couldn't understand
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01/30/2022 20:05:13
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As x gets larger and larger (infinitely large), what do $e^{4x}$ and $e^{-4x}$ approach?
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**Shen**
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01/30/2022 20:05:31
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Another way you can think about this limit is identifying what terms "dominate" the limit
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01/30/2022 20:33:51
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Idk how to answer this type of questions
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01/30/2022 21:29:02
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is it simply 10^54
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01/30/2022 21:48:25
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what
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Misty
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12/23/2021 17:46:10
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I’m confused on how to incorporate the MVT
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12/23/2021 17:49:19
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do you know what the MVT is?
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12/23/2021 17:49:30
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@Misty
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Deleted User
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12/23/2021 17:52:52
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the mvt states that if a function is continuous on the closed interval [a,b] (**using [] not () to signify closed**), and differentiable on the open interval (**using () not [] to signify open**), then there will be at least 1 point at x=c where f'(c) is equal to the average rate of change across the interval
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Misty
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12/23/2021 17:53:17
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I’m thinking
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Deleted User
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12/23/2021 17:53:18
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the average rate of change is shown to be the slope of that longer dotted line from f(0) to f(12)
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Misty
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12/23/2021 17:53:29
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Yes I follow
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Deleted User
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12/23/2021 17:53:39
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so we need to find the points inside the interval where f'(c) equals that slope
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Misty
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12/23/2021 17:54:06
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Ok
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12/23/2021 17:54:17
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im not great at drawing but here is a visualization i found
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Deleted User
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12/23/2021 17:55:00
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the point tangent to the pink line is what we're looking for if the green line is the AROC (average rate of change)
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12/23/2021 19:55:14
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 19:55:23
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I need help with this change of variables
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 19:55:38
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I was working on some example but wanted the actual solution to the answer
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 19:57:48
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specifically the last section
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12/23/2021 19:58:27
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♡ nahitspanda ♡
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12/23/2021 20:00:13
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12/23/2021 20:00:18
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:00:57
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u=y/2
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:01:03
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x^2+(u)^2=1
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:01:06
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a circle
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:01:26
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must I now compute the jacobian determinant?
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12/23/2021 20:04:20
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u=y/2
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:04:21
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v=x
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12/23/2021 20:18:10
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:18:21
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this is what I assume the flux and region is suppose to look like
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12/23/2021 20:20:03
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12/23/2021 20:20:51
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:20:53
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where is what I have
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:20:56
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but it doesn't sound right
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:21:07
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the jacobian from dxdy to dvdu
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:21:09
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was -1/2
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:21:34
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and then I needed to convert dvdu to drdtheta
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:21:39
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and im not sure if I messed up that step
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:25:04
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as the answer isn't provided in the exam
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:25:06
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example*
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:25:10
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i cant verify my work
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:30:16
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the only issue I am only issue I already see is that i have negative flux when I assume it should be positive
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 20:40:25
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:angerysad:
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Euclid31415
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12/23/2021 21:06:27
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Is the jacobian actually -1/2?
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:07:12
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I believe so
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:07:49
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either that or maybe 1/2
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:09:06
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still that would only be a sign change
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:09:15
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and I just don't know how to verify the answer
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:09:36
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it would be like
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:09:50
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dxdy=|jacobian|dvdu
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12/23/2021 21:10:04
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Euclid31415
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12/23/2021 21:14:24
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Shouldn't it be the other way around?
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12/23/2021 21:14:37
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x=u, y=2v
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:15:47
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maybe :holothink:
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Euclid31415
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12/23/2021 21:15:51
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Giving us the |jacobian|=2
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12/23/2021 21:23:33
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a μ-er
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:23:39
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idk if pi seems reasonable or not
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Euclid31415
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12/23/2021 21:31:55
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Why is it not reasonable?
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:33:13
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I mean it sounds reasonable
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:33:17
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I just don't know if it is correct
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Euclid31415
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12/23/2021 21:34:25
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I don't see any mistakes
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Brandon7716
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12/23/2021 21:38:59
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.close
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AC
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01/30/2022 21:58:33
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:I thanks for nothing guys
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:01:52
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So, I'm kind of stuck proving that if $b_1 + ... + b_m \leq n$, then $b_1! \cdots b_m! \leq n!$
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:02:38
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I was thinking induction, but then idek what my base case would be. There's probably something more elegant
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TeXit
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01/30/2022 22:05:20
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**beeswax**
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ramonov
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0921
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Camilleone
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01/30/2022 22:09:20
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fix m, do induction on n
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:10:32
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Okay, let me try that
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:15:53
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For n=0, the base case, if $$ b_1 + \cdots+ b_m \leq 0 $$ then that means that entire sum on the LHS is 0, right?
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01/30/2022 22:16:12
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**beeswax**
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Camilleone
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01/30/2022 22:16:12
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sure, yes
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Camilleone
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01/30/2022 22:16:37
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of course you should be taking $b_i\geq 0$ as an assumption anyway because otherwise what is $b_i!$
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01/30/2022 22:16:40
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**Camilleone**
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:17:44
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Right! Okay, so then for the base case, I can assume $b_i=b_j$
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01/30/2022 22:17:46
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**beeswax**
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:17:55
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For any i,j
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trashp
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Camilleone
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01/30/2022 22:20:34
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and they are all 0, zat important
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:21:11
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Okay, I think I got the base case. One sec
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:24:05
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Camilleone
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01/30/2022 22:24:35
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yeh
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:29:39
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For the inductive case, the assumption is that $$ b_1 + \cdots + b_m \leq n. $$ So, I am proving that if $$ b_1! \cdots b_m! \leq n! $$, then $$ b_1! \cdots b_m! \leq (n+1)! $$ right?
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TeXit
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01/30/2022 22:30:38
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**beeswax**
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Camilleone
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01/30/2022 22:31:04
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no
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beeswax
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01/30/2022 22:31:13
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Oh what
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Camilleone
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01/30/2022 22:31:36
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$P(n)$ is the predicate: If $b_1 + ... + b_m \leq n$, then $b_1! \cdots b_m! \leq n!$
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01/30/2022 22:32:02
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**Camilleone**
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Camilleone
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01/30/2022 22:32:43
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the base case should read: If $b_1 + \dots + b_m \leq 0$, then $b_1!\dots b_m! \leq 0!$
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