lol

..I still have no idea what I'm doing.

At this point that just everyone in this planet with advanced maths

😅

yup

Isn’t that the one that looks like (A/x-a) + (B/x-b)

Yes.

It’s been a while since I’ve done partial fractions, but from what I remember you factor the denominator as much as possible

And then from there you solve for A, B, C, etc...

It should look something like what’s above the red line

Figured out on my own, but thank you for the moral support.

Definitely understand how you feel I have no idea how integrals work

Same

mafs

im just. . . spacing out in class, and then this happens

what's your problem? 👀 you don't understand the steps?

I think I get it sorta, but I just. . . WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN mafs just appeared out of nowhere

oooh thank you ima steal that

^^^ just go along with that. it's a pretty easy trig identity question

yee okie dokie thx

Oh shit thank you for this I'll definitely use this

I have Math 1 honors for 4th and it's a pain.

What tf

9th grade math

Plz help me not get an f

can't guarantee to help you not get an f, but i'll try to help ya bud

Q. 38 -- the denominator is fixed (ie. 7). the numerator is 3 + 1(n-1). so a(subscript n)= [3 + 1(n-1)]/7. a(subscript 10) = 12/7

Q. 36 -- a(subscript n) = 100 + 10(n-1). a(subscript 10) = 190

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Q. 34 -- a(subscript n) = -6 - 3(n-1). a(subscript 10) = -33

this is the equation for arithmetic sequence:

@MICHAEL

omg I hated simplifying

Heyyyyyyyyyyy

I did that for homework

Arithmetic seuqence is EZ

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