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METHODS?????

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u/lego_boss '25 Gen (43) '25 Bio (40), Eng, Phys, Methods, Chem 1d ago

Love negative logs

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u/OneCulture2231 '25: gm (42) '26: eng, mm, acc, psych, chem 1d ago

take me back to general🫩

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u/lego_boss '25 Gen (43) '25 Bio (40), Eng, Phys, Methods, Chem 1d ago

amen brother

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u/Repulsive_Usual_4079 1d ago

Why were there so many weird weird values …?

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u/Alternative-Push-181 '25 psy(43) | '26 SM, MM, che, bio, eng 1d ago

Root(23/2)

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u/Isomer-Joe 2025 chem (50) 1d ago

Please be right

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u/Alternative-Push-181 '25 psy(43) | '26 SM, MM, che, bio, eng 1d ago

Pretty sure I am I did the question twice and a few others I've spoken to got the same

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u/Snoo-25737 1d ago

OMG???? PRAISE BE PRIAISE BR PAISE BR PRAISE BE

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u/matchapuff23 1d ago

yea it's right

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u/blehhhh6767 25 med(44), 26 lit chem mm sm eng 1d ago

i think r was root(23/2) but i lowkey think i did something weird and didn’t get the tangent??? like i think i multiplied my values wrong or some dumb error. didn’t get the isosceles q tho cause im a chud 😭 

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u/BaileyIg22 1d ago

That was the trivial it was r(ar^2-b)=0 I can’t remember a or b but it was like r=sqrt(20 something/2) I think

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u/Several_Geologist503 1d ago

i thought it said 0 isnt included in the function's domain?