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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 10:32:00
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so both your cases are encapsulated in npi
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02/01/2022 10:34:14
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I mean shouldn't that look like this instead
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02/01/2022 10:39:27
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@Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 10:39:41
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that's equivalent to npi n in Z
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02/01/2022 10:39:56
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$(2n)\pi$ or $(2n-1)\pi$
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02/01/2022 10:39:58
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02/01/2022 10:43:58
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how are they the same tho?
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02/01/2022 10:44:08
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is 2n an integer?
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02/01/2022 10:44:11
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yes or no?
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02/01/2022 10:44:21
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no
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02/01/2022 10:44:30
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then your answer was wrong.
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02/01/2022 10:44:38
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what
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02/01/2022 10:44:49
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$\sin(t)=0$ means t is an integer multiple of $\pi$
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**Mosh**
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02/01/2022 10:44:59
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you just said your answer included non-integer multiples
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02/01/2022 10:45:57
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Hence your answer to sin(t)=0 was wrong.
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02/01/2022 10:46:29
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so this is incorrect?
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02/01/2022 10:46:46
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yes, as you just said 2n isn't an integer
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02/01/2022 10:47:09
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However you also failed to define n in your answer
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02/01/2022 10:48:33
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Yeah true, I forgot to do n ∈ Z
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02/01/2022 10:49:00
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so **yes, 2n is an integer**
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02/01/2022 10:49:53
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in this context, yes. but it doesn't explain how n2pi=npi
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02/01/2022 10:50:10
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the n I used isn't the same as the one you used..
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02/01/2022 10:50:33
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nowhere did I claim 1=2 as you just suggested
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02/01/2022 10:56:23
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02/01/2022 10:56:36
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yes
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02/01/2022 10:56:43
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again, **different n's**
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02/01/2022 10:56:52
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what is that n then
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02/01/2022 10:57:01
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i don't understand
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02/01/2022 10:57:01
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**any integer**
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02/01/2022 10:57:17
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$\sin(t)=0\iff t=n\pi, n\in\mathbb{Z}$
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02/01/2022 10:57:19
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**Mosh**
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02/01/2022 10:58:01
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To which, if for some reason you want to, you can say t=2npi or (2n-1)pi, n in Z
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02/01/2022 10:58:13
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**again, they are different ns**
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02/01/2022 11:02:26
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alright, how do you get that t=npi, n in Z?
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02/01/2022 11:02:34
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graph of sin(t)
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02/01/2022 11:02:42
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,w plot y=sin(x)
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02/01/2022 11:02:44
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Results provided by WolframAlpha
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02/01/2022 11:03:04
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it has roots at every integer multiple of pi
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:07:12
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but without symbolic calculators
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02/01/2022 11:08:54
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@Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:09:11
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know the graph
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02/01/2022 11:09:14
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or the unit circle
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02/01/2022 11:09:35
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Like sin(x) is the y component of the circle
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02/01/2022 11:10:25
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thus it's 0 everytime the terminal arm is on the x axis
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:13:30
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so hold on, is that the answer to the question?
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:13:47
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x=npi, n in Z
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:16:15
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@gmod
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:16:19
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oops
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:16:23
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sorry wrong ping
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02/01/2022 11:16:26
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@Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:16:36
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no.
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02/01/2022 11:16:49
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That was the answer to my leading question....
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02/01/2022 11:17:07
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.
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02/01/2022 11:17:23
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45 minutes ago, when I thought we were done doing sin(t)=0, I said this.
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02/01/2022 11:26:12
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so the answer is this then
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:26:19
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isn't it
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02/01/2022 11:26:28
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@Omegabet_
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:26:35
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probably not but that's what i'd say
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02/01/2022 11:26:39
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No
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02/01/2022 11:26:49
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first: does $\sin(x)=\pi$ have a solution?
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02/01/2022 11:26:52
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**Mosh**
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02/01/2022 11:28:12
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instead of blindly jumping into math, actually think about the question
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:30:05
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by this are you referring to the original question or the question you presented?
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02/01/2022 11:30:15
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referring to this
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02/01/2022 11:30:20
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cause this is complete nonsense
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02/01/2022 11:31:08
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You blindly, and horribly, jumped directly into solving sin(x)=2n*pi
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02/01/2022 11:31:43
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which is irrelevant, and then you used n again for the random integer
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02/01/2022 11:35:25
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yes
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02/01/2022 11:35:37
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it does?
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02/01/2022 11:35:51
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Please, enlighten me as to what real number x will make sin(x)=pi
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:36:24
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oh yeah, nvm
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:37:16
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so does $\sin(x)=n\pi$ have a solution when $n\in\{n\in\mathbb{Z}|n\geq 1\}$?
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02/01/2022 11:37:19
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**Mosh**
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:38:44
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what does that last part mean?
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:39:07
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n is an integer >= 1.
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:39:45
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alright
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:40:25
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doesn't have a solution
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:41:21
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yes, and for $n\in\{n\in\mathbb{Z}|n\leq -1\}$?
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02/01/2022 11:41:23
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**Mosh**
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:41:30
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no
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:41:37
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so only n=0 will give solutions.
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:41:51
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hence $\sin(x)=0$
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:41:52
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yeah
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02/01/2022 11:41:54
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**Mosh**
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:48:27
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So is this the answer
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:49:44
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yes.
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:49:57
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since you're adamant about writing the answer in 2 different cases
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:52:01
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i still don't fully understand the npi thing, so I just do it like that
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02/01/2022 11:53:37
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n is an integer.
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02/01/2022 11:53:39
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end of
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:53:46
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which is how my math book does it as well, so I assume it's just smth that I haven't gone through yet (the book is in finnish, don't be confused)
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:53:55
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Yeah, that's fine
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:54:02
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cause you need to do it that way
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 11:56:03
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I don't see how this is fundamentally any different from the question that we just did
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 11:58:45
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0 is an exact value
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Omegabet_
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02/01/2022 12:01:44
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it's *much* simpler to just write $x=n\pi, n\in\mathbb{Z}$ then continuing to have 2 cases for when n is even and n is odd.
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02/01/2022 12:01:47
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**Mosh**
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 12:06:22
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alright I think I understand this now
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Jos11
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02/01/2022 12:06:44
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but it only applies when the angle is 0, right?
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