Because his demographic needs an elaborate explanation and he is not leisure solving, they also consist of old people and enthusiastic children. Put the video in 2x if you find it slow.
Wtf. K=2*root_6(1) Where I assume root_6 outputs a |C^6. Technically, it happens because I redefined/overloaded root_6. Roots output one number. There's 6 possibilities. Pick 1. 2 and -2 are the reals. The after that you have 1/6th turns complex numbers.
Wow, I really wonder what K is.
this better not be for harvard or else sign me up. Its common sense lmfao
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where are you from where algebra 2 is common sense? here it takes until like 8th or 9th grade to have enough math to learn this
I think the point of task is not to just find K, but to prove it.
Why does everyone take so much time and solve like a newbie writing down every tiny steps solving these literally 16 year old math problem?!
Because his demographic needs an elaborate explanation and he is not leisure solving, they also consist of old people and enthusiastic children. Put the video in 2x if you find it slow.
Wtf.
K=2*root_6(1)
Where I assume root_6 outputs a |C^6.
Technically, it happens because I redefined/overloaded root_6. Roots output one number.
There's 6 possibilities. Pick 1.
2 and -2 are the reals.
The after that you have 1/6th turns complex numbers.
Yes, with complex number calculus everything boils down to a very simple solution.
Next question: K=2^6
Find K
literally.
2 or -2
there will be 6 solutions because power 6
@@ishan7735 Please, what are the 6 solutions?
@@user-vr2rq5hl6l some numbers in the complex realm, you'll have to solve some sort of cubic equation or something
K = ±2