If the squares and their sides have a definite length, how come the 3 squares are arranged in a way that allows for infinite solutions? It's understandable for lines along a 2-axis coordinate plane, as they have arrows indicating they go on forever. Still, the distance of the line of intersection along the 3 points seems to be definite, so I don't quite understand how there are infinite solutions.

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By any chance can you make a video on linear inequalities? I have an equation that needs to be solves and maybe you can help.

Just wanted to mention whoever is taking the regents assume it's only 1 solution and disregard what he said at the beginning

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Why is the Ln not coming before the limit?

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The last question always has that second part where the person thinks this is how much the stuff costs and you have to know they are wrong because the next part has you figure it out, which you wouldn't have to do if the person was correct in the first place!

At least you calculate and don't just guess as so many others. The key of insight lies in the next chapter.

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Do you think they'd ask for a value of c where the limit of f(x) as x approaches c = some value on the non-calculator sections? Without graphing it's kinda hard lol

27^2+36^=2025=45^2.hypotenuse=45.ar. of circle=27×18=486 sq.Radius b R.now 27+45+36=108.thus 54R=27×18=>R=27×18/54=18/2=9 unit.ans

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Hi teacher. I loved this short. I have a question though. Could we not times the the fraction by cosx/cosx (sorry i couldn’t find theta on my keyboard) then we have cosx in the numerator. the cosx in the denominator can be kicked out and rest as a coefficient before the integration symbol. Now we have a function in the denominator and its derivative over it. Afterwards, we can use the log rule and the answer yields cosx^-1 (ln |1+ sinx|) + c. (sorry again i still can't find theta anywhere over here)

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here wondering what year NY started doing a geometry regents because I don´t remember taking it.

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Hello Sir. I have Regents in January. but im sure i will pass this time my exam

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Instead of using fractions as our answers, is it still correct if we put them as decimals?

Hello will you be posting a review video on the algebra 1 regents coming up in January

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