Split (1)

train · 116k rows

role stringclasses 2 values	content stringlengths 0 2.1k	session_id int64 10 21.7k	sequence_id int64 0 2.38k	annotations listlengths 0 8
volunteer	and that would mean that um	16,993	548	[]
volunteer	our	16,993	549	[]
volunteer	either a trapezoid rule or right rim and sums, whatever approximation method we're using would become very close	16,993	550	[]
volunteer	I was like infinitesimy close to what the actual change in function is.	16,993	551	[]
volunteer	Infinitesimally. There you go, cause say it properly.	16,993	552	[]
volunteer	Let me give you a couple of minutes	16,993	553	[]
volunteer	just to kind of mull over	16,993	554	[]
volunteer	um everything we've talked about	16,993	555	[]
volunteer	and, uh, give you time to kind of come up with any questions or anything you don't understand.	16,993	556	[]
volunteer	And then we can go on to the practical application and just kind of working on the problem.	16,993	557	[]
volunteer	and what it and what it means, what we're actually doing.	16,993	558	[]
volunteer	Do you want me to keep the um	16,993	559	[]
volunteer	calculations on the board or can I get rid of some stuff because we're gonna need some space later.	16,993	560	[]
student	for a i is 7000.5	16,993	561	[]
volunteer	Um	16,993	562	[]
volunteer	I can't confirm it and I haven't actually evaluated yet. Let me, um,	16,993	563	[]
student	and b i is 7000	16,993	564	[]
volunteer	take a look at it. Uh.	16,993	565	[]
volunteer	and B you got 6295.	16,993	566	[]
volunteer	All right. Give me one moment.	16,993	567	[]
volunteer	So	16,993	568	[]
volunteer	Yeah	16,993	569	[]
student	yeah its good?	16,993	570	[]
volunteer	I got 6625.5.5 for a	16,993	571	[]
student	ummm	16,993	572	[]
student	are you sure..	16,993	573	[]
volunteer	can you show your work	16,993	574	[]
volunteer	on the board	16,993	575	[]
student	kk	16,993	576	[]
volunteer	Uh	16,993	577	[]
volunteer	By the way, one thing you can do for your um	16,993	578	[]
volunteer	calculations	16,993	579	[]
volunteer	is if you notice	16,993	580	[]
volunteer	that this summation	16,993	581	[]
volunteer	um for I	16,993	582	[]
volunteer	that delta T is independent of I. The step size remains the same for every iteration.	16,993	583	[]
volunteer	So what this means is	16,993	584	[]
volunteer	is that you can factor out.	16,993	585	[]
volunteer	this delta T term	16,993	586	[]
volunteer	so that you just have this delta T times the sum.	16,993	587	[]
volunteer	of every average value.	16,993	588	[]
volunteer	over the interval	16,993	589	[]
volunteer	All right? So it'll just be kind of like this delta V over 2.	16,993	590	[]
volunteer	All right let me just do this. Var.	16,993	591	[]
volunteer	for I	16,993	592	[]
volunteer	That's a little shorthand for you	16,993	593	[]
student	ok can you see my work	16,993	594	[]
student	its in green at the top of the board	16,993	595	[]
volunteer	i can't see it	16,993	596	[]
volunteer	Let me try refreshing the page to see if that works.	16,993	597	[]
student	ok lmk	16,993	598	[]
volunteer	So I refreshed the page but I don't see your work. Also, I got 6295 for B.	16,993	599	[]
volunteer	I can't see your work. Let me show you, let me show you mine, I guess.	16,993	600	[]
volunteer	I don't know why I can't see your work	16,993	601	[]
volunteer	Um, so I said that	16,993	602	[]
volunteer	I said S is equal to.	16,993	603	[]
volunteer	5900	16,993	604	[]
volunteer	plus	16,993	605	[]
volunteer	1.5	16,993	606	[]
volunteer	times	16,993	607	[]
volunteer	the average of	16,993	608	[]
volunteer	each, so I got	16,993	609	[]
volunteer	50	16,993	610	[]
volunteer	+	16,993	611	[]
volunteer	125 plus	16,993	612	[]
volunteer	155 plus.	16,993	613	[]
volunteer	140 plus.	16,993	614	[]
volunteer	105 + 100.	16,993	615	[]
volunteer	And that's how I got my answer	16,993	616	[]
volunteer	for a	16,993	617	[]
volunteer	hello?	16,993	618	[]
volunteer	Hello	16,993	619	[]
volunteer	Yeah, I'm not sure why you're, I can't see your work.	16,993	620	[]
student	can you see my work in word form	16,993	621	[]
volunteer	Oh	16,993	622	[]
volunteer	never mind. I think you're right. I put in the wrong value	16,993	623	[]
volunteer	I got 6625.5 instead 7000.	16,993	624	[]
volunteer	because our answer is we'are 7000 off, so I think you're right. Let me see where you wrote it down.	16,993	625	[]
volunteer	You got 6625.5.5. You got 6295.	16,993	626	[]
volunteer	Yeah. So your A is correct.	16,993	627	[]
volunteer	And what did I get for B	16,993	628	[]
student	oh ok ok	16,993	629	[]
volunteer	6995. So it's 2662.	16,993	630	[]
volunteer	Let me double check	16,993	631	[]
volunteer	Can I see your work in word form	16,993	632	[]
volunteer	OK.	16,993	633	[]
volunteer	I see, I see the text. I don't see all of it. I just see T equals 2	16,993	634	[]
volunteer	and 1.5	16,993	635	[]
volunteer	Let me double check. What did I do? So this should be	16,993	636	[]
student	6295 for b	16,993	637	[]
volunteer	I don't know why I got 6625.5 from. I'm just uh	16,993	638	[]
volunteer	I'm kind of dyslexia	16,993	639	[]
volunteer	So let me redo my maths.	16,993	640	[]
student	its ok	16,993	641	[]
volunteer	Yeah, I got 6625.5 for	16,993	642	[]
volunteer	um it looks like A.	16,993	643	[]
volunteer	and then let me look at	16,993	644	[]
volunteer	Sorry for confusing you	16,993	645	[]
volunteer	I	16,993	646	[]
volunteer	Yeah, 6295 for me.	16,993	647	[]

Subsets and Splits

No community queries yet

The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.