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01/31/2022 16:03:16
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I am to determine if the set ``{f, g, h}`` is ``linearly in/dependent`` where ``f = 1+x``, ``g = 1 + x^2``, ``h = 1 + 2x, x^2``. Transforming it into a matrix and solving you get that they are independent. But how can they be? ``(1+x)*f = h``? Or are only real coefficients allowed?
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01/31/2022 16:03:55
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suppose they are linearly dependent
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01/31/2022 16:04:02
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then there will be some combination
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01/31/2022 16:04:02
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Linear independence means they can't add to create one another
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01/31/2022 16:04:07
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yes shuri
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01/31/2022 16:04:10
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af + bg + ch = 0
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01/31/2022 16:04:13
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for some a b c
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01/31/2022 16:04:20
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Such that this new function is 0
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sam
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01/31/2022 16:04:21
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and the combination is (1+x)f + 0b -1h = 0
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01/31/2022 16:04:22
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**for all x**
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01/31/2022 16:04:48
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Uhhhhh didn't see your q about coefficients
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01/31/2022 16:04:52
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The multiplication by (1 + x) is sus
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01/31/2022 16:04:52
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It should say in your question
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01/31/2022 16:04:55
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What field you are working in
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01/31/2022 16:05:03
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If your field includes polynomials, then sure
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01/31/2022 16:05:06
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yes
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01/31/2022 16:05:08
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you can use 1+x as a coefficient
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01/31/2022 16:05:09
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space of all polynomials
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01/31/2022 16:05:14
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no no no
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01/31/2022 16:05:19
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Can you show the question
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01/31/2022 16:05:26
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The Vectors space V is always over a field F
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01/31/2022 16:05:31
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F is where the coefficients come from
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01/31/2022 16:05:37
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Space of a polynomials are your vectors
The scalars are probably just real numbers.
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01/31/2022 16:06:00
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This doesn't sound like F are polynomials to me.
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01/31/2022 16:06:00
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01/31/2022 16:06:11
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Ok, then by convention, this usually refers to
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01/31/2022 16:06:15
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polynomial vectors
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01/31/2022 16:06:18
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real field
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01/31/2022 16:06:40
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ah so only
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01/31/2022 16:06:47
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multiplication by real scalar
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01/31/2022 16:06:48
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is allowed
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01/31/2022 16:06:48
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yes?
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01/31/2022 16:06:49
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01/31/2022 16:06:55
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,finished
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01/31/2022 16:06:58
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01/31/2022 16:19:51
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Can someone please check, if this is correct? thanks
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01/31/2022 16:30:25
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I disagree
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01/31/2022 16:30:33
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You are summing
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01/31/2022 16:30:43
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$\pi r(x)^2\dd x$
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01/31/2022 16:30:51
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**Shuri2060**
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01/31/2022 16:31:00
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Now what is r(x) ?
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01/31/2022 16:31:04
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the radius
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Shuri2060
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01/31/2022 16:31:10
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Now it tells you what the diameter is.
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01/31/2022 16:33:42
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the diameter is just secx-tanx?
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01/31/2022 16:34:10
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yes
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KN
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01/31/2022 16:34:46
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so the radius should be u=(secx-tanx)/2
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KN
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01/31/2022 16:35:18
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so the integral is u*pi
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KN
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01/31/2022 16:35:26
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from -pi/3 to pi/3
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01/31/2022 16:39:41
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$ \(\int_{\frac{- \pi}{3}}^{\frac{\pi}{3}} \pi \times (\frac{secx-tanx}{2})^2 \,dx\)$
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01/31/2022 16:40:09
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**Kurama**
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01/31/2022 16:56:07
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Is that correct?
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01/31/2022 18:19:50
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01/31/2022 18:36:50
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Hello, the question im working on is
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01/31/2022 18:37:06
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ive setup my lagrange formula as
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01/31/2022 18:37:52
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```
L(x,y,lambda) = (x-1)^2 +(y-3)^2 -5 -
lambda(x+2y-4)
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01/31/2022 18:38:43
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im having issues with my derivate as it relates to x and y
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01/31/2022 18:39:16
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for Lx is it 2(x-1) - lambda = 0
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01/31/2022 18:40:05
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and Ly 2(y-3) - 2lambda or just lambda = 0
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01/31/2022 18:42:35
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I wish I could help but it’s been a while
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01/31/2022 18:43:08
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do i ask in another math help thread?
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01/31/2022 18:43:22
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No keep this one open
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01/31/2022 18:44:22
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Okay so is it only regarding your derivatives?
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01/31/2022 18:44:53
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yeah
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01/31/2022 18:45:08
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if its one or two lamba for partial derivative for y
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01/31/2022 18:45:26
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Oh two lambda yes
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KurtDee
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01/31/2022 18:45:35
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That’s your system
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01/31/2022 18:45:45
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so Lx = 2(x-1) - lamba = 0
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Rogar
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01/31/2022 18:46:04
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and Ly = (2(y-3)-2lambda = 0
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KurtDee
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01/31/2022 18:46:10
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That looks right to me
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Rogar
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01/31/2022 18:48:50
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and then
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5fae48bc41f045b082b32ac88f3c1aec
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Rogar
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01/31/2022 18:49:13
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so on this problem, we isolate lambda, if i have 2 lambda for Ly, how do i isolate it properly?
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5fae48bc41f045b082b32ac88f3c1aec
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Rogar
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01/31/2022 19:09:18
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This is my work for part a, if anyone could provide confirmation/feedback to my earlier question if i did it right that'd be great
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Rogar
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01/31/2022 19:20:43
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Solved thank you
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Rogar
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01/31/2022 19:31:52
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.close
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12905c196aef45d99654885de12e58f0
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sir_bbb
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01/31/2022 20:16:36
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12905c196aef45d99654885de12e58f0
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01/31/2022 20:16:36
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12905c196aef45d99654885de12e58f0
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dldh06
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01/31/2022 20:17:02
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,rotate
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12905c196aef45d99654885de12e58f0
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TeXit
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01/31/2022 20:17:03
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12905c196aef45d99654885de12e58f0
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Omegabet_
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01/31/2022 20:18:32
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Ab^**x**
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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Eyesonjune
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01/31/2022 20:50:08
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unknown.png
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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Eyesonjune
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01/31/2022 20:50:17
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what the heck does t represent
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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KurtDee
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01/31/2022 20:51:17
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What’s the equation
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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Eyesonjune
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01/31/2022 20:51:25
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that's all it says
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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KurtDee
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01/31/2022 20:51:36
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You have no idea what P is?
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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Eyesonjune
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01/31/2022 20:51:46
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P is a point right
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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KurtDee
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01/31/2022 20:52:06
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It might be an angle
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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Eyesonjune
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01/31/2022 20:52:12
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I tried that
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A Lonely Bean
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7998
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A Lonely Bean
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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KurtDee
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01/31/2022 20:52:14
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I’m not familiar with this notation though
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
| 193,942,262,336,454,660 |
KurtDee
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01/31/2022 20:52:34
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0,1 would traditionally be 90deg
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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Eyesonjune
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01/31/2022 20:53:07
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oh it is an angle just in rads
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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KurtDee
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01/31/2022 20:53:44
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I’m not sure what class this is, but maybe it’s asking for the arctan
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b2c0c90cd3bc4532b910b17d75ca60d6
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Eyesonjune
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01/31/2022 20:53:54
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.close
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205,809 |
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8e56f39d9d704e209d984c55ffabc3ac
| 332,164,791,143,759,900 |
tarık b.
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12/23/2021 22:46:41
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Hi
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8e56f39d9d704e209d984c55ffabc3ac
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tarık b.
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12/23/2021 22:47:10
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How do I approach the following problem?
Let following be known about a real polynomial:
* deg(g) = 6
* g has at least the real zeros 2 and 3, of which one has the multiplicity 3.
* g has at least the complex zero i.
Show that g(0) is divisible by 6.
The Horner algorithm might play a role or be of help.
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ramonov
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0921
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ℝamonov
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8e56f39d9d704e209d984c55ffabc3ac
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tarık b.
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12/23/2021 22:50:08
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My intuition says that for example let's take (x-2)^3 * (x-3)^2 * (x-i)
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8e56f39d9d704e209d984c55ffabc3ac
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Sneaky
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12/23/2021 22:50:11
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so am i missing something or is this a counterexample?
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