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volunteer	I'm sure you're, I'm sure you're done with this.	15,912	129	[]
volunteer	Um	15,912	130	[]
volunteer	OK. That was number 2.	15,912	131	[]
volunteer	Well, yeah.	15,912	132	[]
volunteer	100 questions and I would, these are just the, the ones out the gate.	15,912	133	[]
volunteer	Was there any more? How many terms of the	15,912	134	[]
volunteer	what is number 6 say	15,912	135	[]
student	i didn't any of these questions here	15,912	136	[]
volunteer	OK	15,912	137	[]
student	you can look at them if u want	15,912	138	[]
volunteer	But, and Y equal x factorial and Z equals 2 x factorial.	15,912	139	[]
volunteer	So you have	15,912	140	[]
volunteer	an odd, uneven factorial divided by a factorial factorial.	15,912	141	[]
volunteer	where	15,912	142	[]
volunteer	um I guess you'll just be left with the odd numbers.	15,912	143	[]
volunteer	he said	15,912	144	[]
volunteer	you know, to times 4 times 6 times 8, times 10.	15,912	145	[]
volunteer	divided by 1 x 2 times.	15,912	146	[]
volunteer	3 times 4 times 5.	15,912	147	[]
volunteer	then 2 and 4s cancel.	15,912	148	[]
volunteer	and you'd be left with 6 times 8 times 10 over.	15,912	149	[]
volunteer	oops, more than that.	15,912	150	[]
volunteer	I'm sorry. I don't	15,912	151	[]
volunteer	if we can move on if you'd like.	15,912	152	[]
student	you can try if u want.	15,912	153	[]
volunteer	Yeah.	15,912	154	[]
volunteer	Oh, it's 2 to the	15,912	155	[]
volunteer	it's 2 to the 5th.	15,912	156	[]
volunteer	Oh, so Z over Y	15,912	157	[]
volunteer	is equal to 25 or 2 to the end then, whatever the factorial is.	15,912	158	[]
volunteer	because for every X, you can divide two X by X.	15,912	159	[]
volunteer	But a Z over N is equal CALC 201.	15,912	160	[ { "pii_type": "COURSE", "surrogate": "CALC 201", "start": 24, "end": 32 } ]
volunteer	Um, long face, so N is equal to.	15,912	161	[]
volunteer	This doesn't seem right.	15,912	162	[]
volunteer	Where's my desmuss?	15,912	163	[]
volunteer	6.9.	15,912	164	[]
volunteer	So roughly 7	15,912	165	[]
volunteer	And then what is the value of 3 of X?	15,912	166	[]
volunteer	which between 3 to 7 times.	15,912	167	[]
volunteer	um 7 factorial is equal to.	15,912	168	[]
volunteer	And I'm wrong.	15,912	169	[]
volunteer	Oh the joy	15,912	170	[]
volunteer	Hm	15,912	171	[]
volunteer	Is it me or does	15,912	172	[]
volunteer	Yeah, I guess so	15,912	173	[]
volunteer	So C is twice as D, B is twice a C, and A is twice as B.	15,912	174	[]
volunteer	So really just it comes down to what um	15,912	175	[]
volunteer	what could what basically what factorial you get the value for X.	15,912	176	[]
volunteer	Well, I never evaluated what X was.	15,912	177	[]
volunteer	That was dumb	15,912	178	[]
volunteer	dumb, da dum dum dum.	15,912	179	[]
volunteer	Oh wait, can't you just do	15,912	180	[]
volunteer	um Y times Ethan Is that the same? X-factorial times 2 x factorial.	15,912	181	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Ethan", "start": 11, "end": 16 } ]
volunteer	to become a 3 X-factorial.	15,912	182	[]
volunteer	No, that would give you kind of an X square factorial.	15,912	183	[]
volunteer	How much time did they give you	15,912	184	[]
volunteer	I can see why you	15,912	185	[]
student	2 hours 30 min	15,912	186	[]
volunteer	2.5 hours MATH 300 questions.	15,912	187	[ { "pii_type": "COURSE", "surrogate": "MATH 300", "start": 10, "end": 18 } ]
volunteer	So that's	15,912	188	[]
volunteer	150 minutes	15,912	189	[]
volunteer	ALGEBRA 101 questions. So you basically got 90 seconds per	15,912	190	[ { "pii_type": "COURSE", "surrogate": "ALGEBRA 101", "start": 0, "end": 11 } ]
volunteer	question	15,912	191	[]
volunteer	So any confusion	15,912	192	[]
volunteer	and you just gotta move on.	15,912	193	[]
student	do i move on to next page or ?	15,912	194	[]
volunteer	sounds sounds.	15,912	195	[]
volunteer	um	15,912	196	[]
volunteer	24	15,912	197	[]
volunteer	120 is just 5 factorial.	15,912	198	[]
volunteer	Um, let me, let me write down the question. This is gonna bother me. I'm gonna be very upset about this entire exam.	15,912	199	[]
volunteer	even though I didn't take it, but living vicariously through you.	15,912	200	[]
student	sure!	15,912	201	[]
volunteer	OK, you can move on.	15,912	202	[]
volunteer	And then what is 60? How many terms of this series of odd numbers amount to a sum equal to my goodness, look at that number.	15,912	203	[]
volunteer	I don't even know what to	15,912	204	[]
volunteer	what to do about that	15,912	205	[]
volunteer	Oh no, what happened to the screen	15,912	206	[]
volunteer	No more questions you wanted to know	15,912	207	[]
volunteer	Why did I say no, I didn't say no.	15,912	208	[]
volunteer	Just go over	15,912	209	[]
volunteer	We can do it some other time then.	15,912	210	[]
volunteer	Can you share the link for those questions?	15,912	211	[]
volunteer	You mean the little in the time I have.	15,912	212	[]
volunteer	free time I have	15,912	213	[]
volunteer	kind of pour over those questions because they were.	15,912	214	[]
volunteer	stumpers	15,912	215	[]
student	it's not online. and not going on google drive either.	15,912	216	[]
volunteer	Oh man	15,912	217	[]
volunteer	kind of anti-tamperproof.	15,912	218	[]
student	idk how to share them	15,912	219	[]
student	what's that?	15,912	220	[]
volunteer	I'm sorry, I just tamperproof.	15,912	221	[]
volunteer	Just tamper proof	15,912	222	[]
volunteer	Anyway, it's hard to share it because of the way they	15,912	223	[]
volunteer	um have guarded it.	15,912	224	[]
volunteer	Um, but wow, um, I forgot that you	15,912	225	[]
volunteer	have to face those kinds of questions.	15,912	226	[]
volunteer	That's the kind of stuff that will keep me up at night.	15,912	227	[]
volunteer	set theory	15,912	228	[]

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