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LIR - Beaker - hope this helps -- (edited)
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by
VMan
Beak, I posted a proposed solution on B2. -- nm
Posted by
Cowboy BeBaron (aka BaronWasteland)
Nov 23 '21, 17:33
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so the answer isn't a specific number; it is the equation tyou posted? -- nm
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Beaker
Nov 23, 17:40
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The answers are
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Cowboy BeBaron
Nov 23, 17:42
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this worked! Thanks guys!! One more question coming shortly, sooooooo glad she is getting the fuck out of calc next term -- nm
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Beaker
Nov 23, 17:50
is this the -1.6 and +1.6? -- nm
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Beaker
Nov 23, 17:44
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Closer to +/-0.82 (the little red dots on the graph) -- nm*
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Cowboy BeBaron
Nov 23, 17:45
they're looking for a specific number for Y, not an equation... -- nm*
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Beaker
Nov 23, 17:42
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IIRC this approaches from -inf(inity) to +inf. So greatest increasing should be -(2/3)^0.5 and decreasing (2/3)^0.5. -- nm
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VMan
Nov 23, 17:46
and the -1 and 1 didn't work either -- nm
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Beaker
Nov 23, 17:42
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Sorry. Reagan posted a moment ago. Why is he ignoring us? Laughing at our incompetence I'm sure. -- nm
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VMan
Nov 23, 17:47
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The amount of time since I have done any significant amount of calculus would have graduated university by now. -- nm
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Reagen
Nov 23, 17:52
y'' = 0 gives him the inflection points. Which agreed will be steepest slopes. Could be technically correct, but phrasing was unclear. -- nm
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VMan
Nov 23, 17:38
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Right, it changes concavity there, but I wanted to follow the phrasing of the problem. Also, Wolfram Alpha likes my answer. -- (link)
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Cowboy BeBaron
Nov 23, 17:41
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Oh, not questioning the answer. Wasn't sure if they were looking at advanced math (i.e. Calculus). -- nm
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VMan
Nov 23, 17:42
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