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volunteer	Now what's up? OK, actually, let me do this. Think about this. What's um	12,175	421	[]
volunteer	here	12,175	422	[]
student	Yeah	12,175	423	[]
volunteer	I'm trying to get my stylist back. This is.	12,175	424	[]
student	uh	12,175	425	[]
volunteer	this is a little hard. OK, what's um	12,175	426	[]
student	is it	12,175	427	[]
volunteer	let's do it this way. I wish I could	12,175	428	[]
volunteer	Let's just	12,175	429	[]
volunteer	Yes	12,175	430	[]
student	is it basically become 182, because when I need 2 times off, I knew it.	12,175	431	[]
volunteer	Yeah, because X to the zeros, they go to the 1, right? 2 to the 0 is equal to 13 of the zero secrets, so it's 182, right?	12,175	432	[]
volunteer	OK, so this	12,175	433	[]
volunteer	so now we got the derivative.	12,175	434	[]
student	OK. Since we have this, we can do the one.	12,175	435	[]
volunteer	Yeah.	12,175	436	[]
student	You can finally do the formula. Finally,	12,175	437	[]
volunteer	There's 12	12,175	438	[]
volunteer	There's 12 go X^2.	12,175	439	[]
volunteer	Anyway, you can do the quadratic formula, but	12,175	440	[]
volunteer	it might be easier if you factor out a 12.	12,175	441	[]
volunteer	This 12 times 10. It's not, no it doesn't. No.	12,175	442	[]
volunteer	You're just gonna have to do the quad, you can do the quadratic formula and find the zeros here.	12,175	443	[]
student	What's the difference for X_1 and X sub 2.	12,175	444	[]
student	like	12,175	445	[]
student	how	12,175	446	[]
student	it's basically the same deep plug and the same things. How do they get like different answers to have.	12,175	447	[]
student	Let me see.	12,175	448	[]
volunteer	I don't know X of one. I, I don't know what you're talking about. You mean to the power.	12,175	449	[]
student	No, it's up in	12,175	450	[]
student	it's, yeah	12,175	451	[]
student	It's, there's a in the solution, I know, for the solution of huge choratic formula to determine the x guardian of the of the of the each turning point and then uh above the substitution for saltfur white, there is 4.12 and 1.21.	12,175	452	[]
student	So that's what we're trying to find.	12,175	453	[]
volunteer	Well, OK, we're trying to find the zeros of this derivative, right?	12,175	454	[]
volunteer	And what's the	12,175	455	[]
volunteer	what we	12,175	456	[]
student	Oh, it's, it's just the same thing, but they, ah yes, the evil twin analogy where you just change this, oh, OK, you just did that, but you changed the signs, OK. Let's do this. OK, what is RB equal to. value?	12,175	457	[]
student	-108 + minus	12,175	458	[]
volunteer	No, wait, wait a minute, what is um what is B equal to?	12,175	459	[]
student	So	12,175	460	[]
volunteer	Is it negative or positive?	12,175	461	[]
student	Z	12,175	462	[]
volunteer	Yeah, what's B	12,175	463	[]
student	B is negative. RB from the ABC, B is -108, so it will basically become like positive.	12,175	464	[]
volunteer	OK	12,175	465	[]
volunteer	Yeah	12,175	466	[]
student	I, yeah, from negative multiplied by riety of negative is positive. Is there say the positive and positive trans negative is positive. Uh,	12,175	467	[]
student	OK.	12,175	468	[]
volunteer	Yeah, I'm just looking at the uh	12,175	469	[]
student	That's it. I'm gonna write the formula first.	12,175	470	[]
volunteer	right, so it should be it's negative B, so it should be 108, not -108.	12,175	471	[]
volunteer	Negative B plus or minus.	12,175	472	[]
student	Yeah, wait, negative B plus one. I'm gonna write the form that I want B square minus 4AC over	12,175	473	[]
volunteer	Yeah, 2A.	12,175	474	[]
student	2 weeks34C.	12,175	475	[]
student	like	12,175	476	[]
student	like	12,175	477	[]
student	Oh my God	12,175	478	[]
volunteer	I think the whole thing's over 2A, not just the uh	12,175	479	[]
volunteer	square root, right	12,175	480	[]
student	I, I can't. OK. I give up	12,175	481	[]
student	I just remembered that, uh, the plus minus thing because I think of it kind of like an evil twin where it has two answers. Now, it will be plus the square root and plus the minus RB is 1-1, 0 my God, I.	12,175	482	[]
volunteer	Yeah, those are big numbers.	12,175	483	[]
student	That's it. I'm, I'm, I'm using, I'm using this. I'm using the system.	12,175	484	[]
volunteer	Yeah, 108 2 minus 4AC.	12,175	485	[]
student	for	12,175	486	[]
student	Yeah.	12,175	487	[]
volunteer	What's a, so B, B is 10 at minus 108, right? What's A equal to? What's A?	12,175	488	[]
student	It is 12.	12,175	489	[]
volunteer	12, and what's C?	12,175	490	[]
student	C is 182.	12,175	491	[]
volunteer	182, right.	12,175	492	[]
student	I had an advanced, like, like	12,175	493	[]
student	we had this in our Junior year. I kinda took uh kind of took a kind of loaded on my AP last year's for for this.	12,175	494	[ { "pii_type": "GRADE_LEVEL", "surrogate": "Junior", "start": 19, "end": 25 } ]
student	um	12,175	495	[]
student	and	12,175	496	[]
volunteer	Yeah, these are big numbers	12,175	497	[]
student	for	12,175	498	[]
student	On I only got one.	12,175	499	[]
student	of over	12,175	500	[]
volunteer	I know what the answers are.	12,175	501	[]
student	He	12,175	502	[]
student	well	12,175	503	[]
student	4580	12,175	504	[]
student	I want this right.	12,175	505	[]
student	Uh, 2 x 12 is 34.	12,175	506	[]
student	I can write down here.	12,175	507	[]
student	OK, that's it. I'm using this as a cycle	12,175	508	[]
student	So	12,175	509	[]
volunteer	I remember 108 gets divided by 24/2, right?	12,175	510	[]
student	yeah	12,175	511	[]
student	Yeah	12,175	512	[]
volunteer	The whole, the whole plant, I can't.	12,175	513	[]
volunteer	All right.	12,175	514	[]
student	Yeah, the whole thing is divided by 24. OK, so negative 108 squad.	12,175	515	[]
student	is	12,175	516	[]
volunteer	Yeah, it's so they	12,175	517	[]
volunteer	use	12,175	518	[]
student	11,000. 0 my God, I'm gonna do it straight -4, 12, and z is negative20. 0 my god, 20,000, 2,000,400. Can you confirm this for me, please?	12,175	519	[]
student	I am having a psycho. If you have a additional calculator, can you check it for me please?	12,175	520	[]

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