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volunteer	Do you want to move on to the second one now?	9,320	63	[]
student	wait but what about the exponent do i leave that to a negative	9,320	64	[]
volunteer	Yes if you want	9,320	65	[]
volunteer	You can also make it a fraction and use the formula a^(-b) = 1/(a^b)	9,320	66	[]
volunteer	But it	9,320	67	[]
volunteer	's not necessary	9,320	68	[]
student	because i do have the answer key for the review sheet but it simplified it when i just looked at it	9,320	69	[]
volunteer	Are the 2 equivalent?	9,320	70	[]
student	what do you mean	9,320	71	[]
volunteer	Can your answer be simplified to match theirs?	9,320	72	[]
student	yes	9,320	73	[]
volunteer	Then you're good	9,320	74	[]
student	but could you show me how it would look like when i simplify it please	9,320	75	[]
volunteer	Okay, if you want	9,320	76	[]
student	like the process	9,320	77	[]
volunteer	Sure	9,320	78	[]
volunteer	So you have a negative exponent	9,320	79	[]
volunteer	How you would deal with that is make it a fraction	9,320	80	[]
student	make it over 1	9,320	81	[]
volunteer	I think you might be able to figure out the rest	9,320	82	[]
volunteer	You distribute the 2	9,320	83	[]
volunteer	Then put the polynomial in the numerator of the fraciton	9,320	84	[]
volunteer	That might be what's on the answer key	9,320	85	[]
student	yes	9,320	86	[]
student	alright thank youuuu	9,320	87	[]
student	okay let me but the second question	9,320	88	[]
volunteer	Sounds good	9,320	89	[]
student	okay is it like the same thing as the chain rule	9,320	90	[]
volunteer	Yes	9,320	91	[]
volunteer	Exactly right	9,320	92	[]
student	ohh okay	9,320	93	[]
student	that was easier than i thought	9,320	94	[]
volunteer	Good!	9,320	95	[]
student	here is the enxt one	9,320	96	[]
student	same thing?	9,320	97	[]
volunteer	Yes, but you might find a challenge differentiating the inner function without a next step, try though	9,320	98	[]
volunteer	Not quite right	9,320	99	[]
student	wait wait	9,320	100	[]
volunteer	Still not quite	9,320	101	[]
student	yeah i figured	9,320	102	[]
volunteer	I can help if you're confused	9,320	103	[]
student	yes please	9,320	104	[]
volunteer	You were correct to add the parentheses	9,320	105	[]
volunteer	What is the outer function	9,320	106	[]
volunteer	?	9,320	107	[]
student	it's sin^2	9,320	108	[]
volunteer	Yes, but we don't know how to differentiate that	9,320	109	[]
volunteer	What's the outer function within sin^2?	9,320	110	[]
student	sin	9,320	111	[]
volunteer	That's the inner function	9,320	112	[]
student	i am confused	9,320	113	[]
student	confuse by the question? isn't sin^2 one function	9,320	114	[]
volunteer	Yes, sin^2 is one function, but it means (sin(x))^2	9,320	115	[]
volunteer	It is something squared	9,320	116	[]
student	okay	9,320	117	[]
volunteer	What do you think the outer function is for sin^2(x)?	9,320	118	[]
student	sin^2	9,320	119	[]
student	and the x is the inner function	9,320	120	[]
volunteer	That's true but it won't help you	9,320	121	[]
volunteer	What if instead of sin(x)^2 it was (2x+1)^2?	9,320	122	[]
student	then would it be (2x+1)	9,320	123	[]
student	or like an invisible 1	9,320	124	[]
volunteer	2x+1 would be the inner function	9,320	125	[]
volunteer	The outer function is some function w(x) such that w(2x+1)=(2x+1)^2	9,320	126	[]
volunteer	What do you think w(x) could be?	9,320	127	[]
volunteer	Maybe I should give this one to you	9,320	128	[]
student	2x	9,320	129	[]
volunteer	Close	9,320	130	[]
volunteer	If w(x) was 2x, it would be 2(2x+1) not (2x+1)^2	9,320	131	[]
student	ohh maybe x	9,320	132	[]
volunteer	No	9,320	133	[]
volunteer	I might just need to tell you this one	9,320	134	[]
student	yes please	9,320	135	[]
volunteer	x^3	9,320	136	[]
volunteer	^2	9,320	137	[]
volunteer	Sorry, it's x^2, that was a typo	9,320	138	[]
volunteer	If x is replaced with y) for our example, we get (sin(x))^2	9,320	139	[]
volunteer	Which is sin^2(x)	9,320	140	[]
volunteer	For the other example with 2x+1, if we replace x in x^2 with 2x+1, we get (2x+1)^2	9,320	141	[]
student	could you write it on the board so i can visualize it more	9,320	142	[]
volunteer	Does that help?	9,320	143	[]
volunteer	We could try a table if not	9,320	144	[]
student	to be honest not really but it's okay we could move on to the next question just because there is a lot and i don't wanna get stuck on one quesiton	9,320	145	[]
volunteer	Fine	9,320	146	[]
volunteer	I can show you the process if you want instead of just skipping it though	9,320	147	[]
student	sure, ill put it up again	9,320	148	[]
volunteer	I can just do it without it	9,320	149	[]
student	okay	9,320	150	[]
volunteer	Does that make any sense?	9,320	151	[]
student	yeah	9,320	152	[]
volunteer	Good enough then	9,320	153	[]
volunteer	We can move on now	9,320	154	[]
student	alright	9,320	155	[]
volunteer	Although I might have to go soon	9,320	156	[]
volunteer	We can start	9,320	157	[]
student	alright	9,320	158	[]
student	how long you staying?	9,320	159	[]
volunteer	Probably ~10-15 minutes	9,320	160	[]
student	okay	9,320	161	[]
student	so for this i know to trun the sqare into another form idk what it' called	9,320	162	[]

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