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volunteer | 5 and 8, and I want you to go ahead and try these last two for me and then I will check. | 16,292 | 110 | [] |
volunteer | your | 16,292 | 111 | [] |
volunteer | with mine. See if we got the same um values. Let me know when you're done. | 16,292 | 112 | [] |
student | is -(0)+4 right | 16,292 | 113 | [] |
volunteer | it would be -(5)+5! :) | 16,292 | 114 | [] |
volunteer | bc remeber were taking g(0) which is 5 | 16,292 | 115 | [] |
student | I forgot what I was plugging in mb | 16,292 | 116 | [] |
volunteer | no worries! im here to help | 16,292 | 117 | [] |
student | -1 and -4 | 16,292 | 118 | [] |
volunteer | Perfect those are correct! | 16,292 | 119 | [] |
volunteer | So how do you feel about the topic now? | 16,292 | 120 | [] |
volunteer | and is there anything else you need help with? | 16,292 | 121 | [] |
student | I feel good | 16,292 | 122 | [] |
student | could u check my answers for smth else | 16,292 | 123 | [] |
volunteer | Yay! Thats good | 16,292 | 124 | [] |
volunteer | Yep of course! | 16,292 | 125 | [] |
volunteer | okay ! | 16,292 | 126 | [] |
volunteer | can you let me kow ur answer and ill check | 16,292 | 127 | [] |
student | I chose the second to last one | 16,292 | 128 | [] |
volunteer | ok lets check! | 16,292 | 129 | [] |
volunteer | OK, so this is inverses, um, so we know that GFX is just another way of saying why, and the H is like basically the X, right? So the first step is we're gonna flip the X and Y. So we're gonna get H | 16,292 | 130 | [] |
volunteer | hold on | 16,292 | 131 | [] |
volunteer | This pen thing always stops working. | 16,292 | 132 | [] |
volunteer | OK, there we go | 16,292 | 133 | [] |
volunteer | So | 16,292 | 134 | [] |
volunteer | we have um | 16,292 | 135 | [] |
volunteer | H is equal to 10 | 16,292 | 136 | [] |
volunteer | um, to the square square root of | 16,292 | 137 | [] |
volunteer | Y, right? Because G(x) is just why. | 16,292 | 138 | [] |
volunteer | of why | 16,292 | 139 | [] |
volunteer | and then remember the minus 6 is on the outside. | 16,292 | 140 | [] |
volunteer | So the first thing we're gonna do is we're gonna add the 6, OK? | 16,292 | 141 | [] |
volunteer | So now we're gonna get, sorry, also, um, yeah, hold on. So we're gonna get the H+ 6, right? And the whole point of this is to isolate the Y. So the H+ 6 is gonna be equal to 10 | 16,292 | 142 | [] |
volunteer | to the square root of Y. So now what we're going to do is we're going to divide both sides by 10. | 16,292 | 143 | [] |
volunteer | OK | 16,292 | 144 | [] |
volunteer | So now we're gonna get H+ 6/10. And now, since we're done with the 10, we're gonna get H+ 6. | 16,292 | 145 | [] |
volunteer | over 10. | 16,292 | 146 | [] |
volunteer | is equal | 16,292 | 147 | [] |
volunteer | to the square root | 16,292 | 148 | [] |
volunteer | of Y, and how do we get rid of this square root, we're going to go ahead and square this whole side. So then this whole side would be squared. | 16,292 | 149 | [] |
volunteer | And now, since we got rid of the square root, it's literally just gonna be | 16,292 | 150 | [] |
volunteer | um, why is equal to | 16,292 | 151 | [] |
volunteer | H + 6/10 squared, which is exactly what you put, so great job. | 16,292 | 152 | [] |
volunteer | So, and also always remember like, when we're putting it in back into inverse form, we would do the same thing up here. So do you see how we have GFX. We would do the same thing except now we would do G of negative1 of H. sorry, not GFX GFH GF 1 of H, and then you also got that same input that I got. So you did it righ... | 16,292 | 153 | [] |
student | yay | 16,292 | 154 | [] |
student | thank you | 16,292 | 155 | [] |
volunteer | Yep | 16,292 | 156 | [] |
volunteer | Of course. Let me know if you if you need me to check anything else or if you have any questions with anything else. | 16,292 | 157 | [] |
student | I have one more | 16,292 | 158 | [] |
volunteer | OK, perfect. Um, here, let's just erase this, and then you can put that one up for me. | 16,292 | 159 | [] |
student | I can | 16,292 | 160 | [] |
volunteer | OK, so I'm back. I'm not sure if you can hear me, but let me know, um, like your next | 16,292 | 161 | [] |
volunteer | thing that you need help with, and we will get started on that. | 16,292 | 162 | [] |
student | I chose the second one | 16,292 | 163 | [] |
volunteer | OK, so | 16,292 | 164 | [] |
volunteer | OK, suppose that F of X is equal to x + 2, and that GFX is the result of shifting F(x) down 6 units and left one unit. Which of the following is the correct equation for GF X. OK, so automatically on the first step for this is we need to note out our word translation. So we can see over here, | 16,292 | 165 | [] |
volunteer | um | 16,292 | 166 | [] |
volunteer | our translations is going down by 6, OK, and then we're going left by one. So automatically we can cross out literally. | 16,292 | 167 | [] |
volunteer | all of these, right? We can cross out every single one because none of these are going down by 6. And also when we're going left one, it's gonna be the opposite in the equation. Usually we would think, oh, if we're going to the left, we would do minus 1, right? Like we would do -1 inside of the parentheses, like right ... | 16,292 | 168 | [] |
volunteer | But no, we're always gonna do plus one, and then when we're going right, we do minus. So automatically this is really easy because you can just cancel everything out. | 16,292 | 169 | [] |
volunteer | to see | 16,292 | 170 | [] |
volunteer | OK, wait, hold on, I actually forgot about the entire first part of the equation. So actually that's my mistake. | 16,292 | 171 | [] |
volunteer | Since we have an x + 2, if we're going down 6, can you tell me what that would be? | 16,292 | 172 | [] |
volunteer | If we're doing 2-6, what would we get? See, that was actually a trick, that was a trick. | 16,292 | 173 | [] |
volunteer | So we can automatically actually cross that one out. | 16,292 | 174 | [] |
student | -4 | 16,292 | 175 | [] |
volunteer | So can you let me know what is 2, if we have 2 and we're going down 6, what would that be? | 16,292 | 176 | [] |
volunteer | Yeah, perfect. -4. OK. So now with the, now that we know that we're going to be -4. | 16,292 | 177 | [] |
volunteer | We're going to go ahead and cross out. | 16,292 | 178 | [] |
volunteer | the plus 4 and the +1 and the +2. Now we have these two options to choose from, OK? So you went ahead and chose the second one. I'm just gonna go ahead and um like on a race this really quick that's just actually erased the entire thing. The reason you chose the second one is because you saw the the minus 6 and you jus... | 16,292 | 179 | [] |
volunteer | we're starting with the 2. | 16,292 | 180 | [] |
volunteer | OK | 16,292 | 181 | [] |
volunteer | So on the original equation, we're starting with the with the plus 2, a 2. So let's say the graph is like over here + 2, OK? And it's saying, oh, we're going down by 6 units. So if we're going down by 6 units, we're gonna end up at -4. OK, so that's why we're going -4. | 16,292 | 182 | [] |
volunteer | because this is talking about the results of the function. So, -4, and then since we're going left by one unit again, same thing. When we're going left, we're going to do a plus one or like a plus whatever unit. So we're going left one, so that's going to be plus one. If we were going right one unit, then we would do m... | 16,292 | 183 | [] |
volunteer | be. | 16,292 | 184 | [] |
volunteer | um GFX equals x + 12 minus 4. | 16,292 | 185 | [] |
volunteer | So the third one, do you understand or do you have any questions with that? | 16,292 | 186 | [] |
student | 😭 | 16,292 | 187 | [] |
student | yes I got it | 16,292 | 188 | [] |
volunteer | It's OK if you don't understand or, OK, that's great, that's amazing. Let me know if you need help with anything else. | 16,292 | 189 | [] |
volunteer | Today, this app is being really glitchy, so | 16,292 | 190 | [] |
volunteer | I am trying to erase everything. OK, perfect. | 16,292 | 191 | [] |
student | I'm good :) thank you so much for helping me tonight | 16,292 | 192 | [] |
student | I hope you have a great night | 16,292 | 193 | [] |
volunteer | Yup, of course. Um, I'm glad I could help you. And I hope you have a great night. And also always come back and let me know if you need help with anything. | 16,292 | 194 | [] |
student | :) | 16,292 | 195 | [] |
volunteer | Have a great night. Bye. | 16,292 | 196 | [] |
volunteer | Hello :) are you in need of assistance? | 16,453 | 0 | [] |
student | Hello, can you hear me? | 16,453 | 1 | [] |
student | Can you please turn on your mic so that I could learn better. | 16,453 | 2 | [] |
volunteer | yes i can hear you :) | 16,453 | 3 | [] |
volunteer | Hello | 16,453 | 4 | [] |
student | Wait, are you speaking? Wait, hold on, let me turn on my volume. | 16,453 | 5 | [] |
student | OK, I can hear you | 16,453 | 6 | [] |
volunteer | Yes, I'm speaking | 16,453 | 7 | [] |
student | OK. Um, so, um, I have a test tomorrow. | 16,453 | 8 | [] |
volunteer | Mhm. | 16,453 | 9 | [] |
student | and I'm taking APPO. | 16,453 | 10 | [] |
volunteer | Yes, I can help you with that | 16,453 | 11 | [] |
student | OK. So basically, I, I'm gonna share my screen um | 16,453 | 12 | [] |
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