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volunteer | yup, but its best to plug it into the reduced form | 12,860 | 217 | [] |
volunteer | so what is our y-intercept? | 12,860 | 218 | [] |
student | 0? | 12,860 | 219 | [] |
volunteer | yup! | 12,860 | 220 | [] |
volunteer | so what is that as a coordinate? | 12,860 | 221 | [] |
student | 0,0 | 12,860 | 222 | [] |
volunteer | there you go! | 12,860 | 223 | [] |
volunteer | now lets move onto x intercepts | 12,860 | 224 | [] |
volunteer | where are x intercepts? | 12,860 | 225 | [] |
student | when y=0 | 12,860 | 226 | [] |
volunteer | nice! | 12,860 | 227 | [] |
volunteer | or in other words g(x)=0 right? | 12,860 | 228 | [] |
student | yes | 12,860 | 229 | [] |
volunteer | so do you think you can find where the x intercepts are? | 12,860 | 230 | [] |
student | yes, one second | 12,860 | 231 | [] |
volunteer | of course | 12,860 | 232 | [] |
student | do we only want the numerator? | 12,860 | 233 | [] |
student | to equal zero? | 12,860 | 234 | [] |
volunteer | yea | 12,860 | 235 | [] |
volunteer | can you tell me why though | 12,860 | 236 | [] |
student | because if it turns out to be a zero everything doesn't blow up? | 12,860 | 237 | [] |
volunteer | yup | 12,860 | 238 | [] |
volunteer | or since you multiply the denominator to 0 | 12,860 | 239 | [] |
volunteer | so what are the x intercepts as coordinates? | 12,860 | 240 | [] |
student | x=1,1,2/3,2/3,2/3 | 12,860 | 241 | [] |
student | ? | 12,860 | 242 | [] |
student | or (1,0), (1,0), (1,0) | 12,860 | 243 | [] |
student | and (2/3,0) | 12,860 | 244 | [] |
student | 3times | 12,860 | 245 | [] |
volunteer | can you show me how you got that? | 12,860 | 246 | [] |
student | one second let me put it on the shared screen | 12,860 | 247 | [] |
volunteer | alright | 12,860 | 248 | [] |
volunteer | rq can you confirm if the expression i wrote at the top is correct before reducing | 12,860 | 249 | [] |
student | where? | 12,860 | 250 | [] |
volunteer | i circled it on the whiteboard | 12,860 | 251 | [] |
student | looks right to me | 12,860 | 252 | [] |
student | its what I have on my paper | 12,860 | 253 | [] |
volunteer | alright | 12,860 | 254 | [] |
volunteer | then I believe you reduced something wrong | 12,860 | 255 | [] |
volunteer | since we have different expressions | 12,860 | 256 | [] |
volunteer | for solving for x intercepts | 12,860 | 257 | [] |
student | was I supposed to take the numerator of the reduced form? | 12,860 | 258 | [] |
volunteer | numerator of reduced form | 12,860 | 259 | [] |
volunteer | you onyl put each point once btw | 12,860 | 260 | [] |
student | oh.... I took it from the orginial | 12,860 | 261 | [] |
volunteer | you are right that the multiplicity of the point is greater than 1 tho | 12,860 | 262 | [] |
volunteer | but it wasnt asking for that in the question | 12,860 | 263 | [] |
student | is it just (2/3,0) | 12,860 | 264 | [] |
volunteer | yup | 12,860 | 265 | [] |
volunteer | and one more | 12,860 | 266 | [] |
student | 0,0 | 12,860 | 267 | [] |
volunteer | nice!! | 12,860 | 268 | [] |
volunteer | is that all in that question? | 12,860 | 269 | [] |
student | I also need to find the HA | 12,860 | 270 | [] |
volunteer | ah ok | 12,860 | 271 | [] |
student | so end behaviours | 12,860 | 272 | [] |
volunteer | so we would need to use the reduced form | 12,860 | 273 | [] |
volunteer | as otherwise we would be dealing with holes | 12,860 | 274 | [] |
student | are the all odd | 12,860 | 275 | [] |
volunteer | move to the top of the whiteboard please | 12,860 | 276 | [] |
volunteer | wdym by odd | 12,860 | 277 | [] |
student | nevermind | 12,860 | 278 | [] |
volunteer | alright | 12,860 | 279 | [] |
volunteer | so what we do here is expand our denominator and numerator | 12,860 | 280 | [] |
volunteer | do you think you can find the HA from here? | 12,860 | 281 | [] |
student | is it 3 | 12,860 | 282 | [] |
volunteer | yup | 12,860 | 283 | [] |
student | from the ratio of coeff | 12,860 | 284 | [] |
volunteer | correct! | 12,860 | 285 | [] |
volunteer | is that all for this question? | 12,860 | 286 | [] |
student | yes! thank you so much!! | 12,860 | 287 | [] |
student | bye | 12,860 | 288 | [] |
volunteer | np | 12,860 | 289 | [] |
volunteer | have a great day/night!! | 12,860 | 290 | [] |
student | you too | 12,860 | 291 | [] |
volunteer | Hi Jamie | 12,941 | 0 | [
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student | Hi | 12,941 | 1 | [] |
student | I just need to go over points of concurrency | 12,941 | 2 | [] |
volunteer | sure | 12,941 | 3 | [] |
student | I understand it but I just want to go over for a test tomorrow | 12,941 | 4 | [] |
volunteer | do you have a problem to work on? | 12,941 | 5 | [] |
student | Yeah let me put it on the whiteboard | 12,941 | 6 | [] |
volunteer | ok | 12,941 | 7 | [] |
student | How do you memorize the terms | 12,941 | 8 | [] |
volunteer | that's a hard one | 12,941 | 9 | [] |
volunteer | for circumcenter, I will circle | 12,941 | 10 | [] |
student | My teacher had a phrase he said | 12,941 | 11 | [] |
volunteer | okay | 12,941 | 12 | [] |
volunteer | what's the phrase | 12,941 | 13 | [] |
student | I forgot | 12,941 | 14 | [] |
volunteer | no problme | 12,941 | 15 | [] |
volunteer | it is rather intuitive | 12,941 | 16 | [] |
volunteer | circumcenter | 12,941 | 17 | [] |
volunteer | must be related to a circle | 12,941 | 18 | [] |
student | Oh wait all of my children are bringing in peanut butter cookies | 12,941 | 19 | [] |
volunteer | oh I see | 12,941 | 20 | [] |
volunteer | how is this related to all the points of concurrencies | 12,941 | 21 | [] |
student | Let me put it on the whiteboard | 12,941 | 22 | [] |
volunteer | I see | 12,941 | 23 | [] |
volunteer | I think this makes things unnecessarily complicated | 12,941 | 24 | [] |
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