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Ellie Williams

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Here are the answers to Math Fun. Please do the problems/attempt to do the problems (or just look at them briefly) before looking at the solutions.
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Note: this problems asks for the remainder, not the quotient. Therefore, the correct answer is 6 (the quotient would be approx. 7.85).
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Let x be multiple choice and y be fill-in-the-blanks.
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The perimeter would be increased by 2m. (If the tile was removed from the corner, the perimeter would stay the same.)
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This one's complicated. Let me walk you through this.
Step 1: Solve for x using the Pythagorean Theorem.
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Step 2: Implicitly differentiate the Pythagorean Theorem with respect to t.
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Step 3: Plug in your known values and solve for dx/dt.
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Here's the indefinite integral:
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Here's the indefinite integral:
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Ellie Williams

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A neat little formula discovered by Carl Friedrich Gauss that easily lets you add up all numbers from 1 to x quickly:

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Here's a graph so you can better visualize it:
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False, because the result is missing the constant of integration ("+ C").
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In my defense, I haven't learnt integrals, I've just started on differentiation/calculus
 

Ellie Williams

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#15 was also very difficult.
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1. Factor the denominator:
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2. Split the fraction into partial fractions, and substitute the numerators with constant variables:
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3. Multiply both sides by the left denominator, and simplify:
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4. Solve for B and C:
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5. Substitute back the constants, expand, then factor:
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6. Solve for A:
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7. Substitute the constants back into the partial fraction:
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8. The rest is straightforward:
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Note: for the indefinite integral, you're on your own. But just substitute the antiderivative with x=128, then subtract the antiderivative with x=32. Ignore the constant of integration
 

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Those were cool! Enjoyed solving them :) Can you make some more please? I missed the first post when you made it @CattyCat
 
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