Thomas Andrew Anton

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

@zrollxs Yo como algunas frutas y queso.

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

@JBAwbrey I rescind this answer, logs cannot have a negative solution, and the work shown displays one. Therefore it is incorrect #LNC6PC5

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

@JBAwbrey The work is correct. The logs were combined using quotient property then solved for x. Rearrange log then solve like Quad #LNC6PC5

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

@JBAwbrey By this I mean that ln(x/2) (which is f(x)) and ln(x) - ln(2) (which is h(x)) are equivalent and thereby have the same graph.

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

@JBAwbrey The work is correct, e^2x is basically e^x squared. Now we can tell its a quadratic so it's factored and solved like one. #LNC6PC4

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

@JBAwbrey This is true. That's basically the product property. #LNC6PC3

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

@JBAwbrey Yes, because they can be logarithmis equations of a different degree. #LNC6PC2

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

@JBAwbrey f(x) and h(x) are the same because of the quotient property: ln(a/b) = ln(a) - ln(b) #LNC6PC1

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A9: By the end of the novel, Gatsby and Daisy are almost Romeo & Juliet-esque characters, dying before they can find love. #jgatschat

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A8: They were probably talking about how to get rid of Tom and where they would go. I doubt Daisy's child was in their thoughts.. #jgatschat

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

@CadeOConnell1 Agreed, it's more about their own faults. "Faults of the Fortunate" perhaps?

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A6: I think it is meant as a satire to represent the unhealthy lifestyle that the group living the best lives the worst. #jgatschat

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A5: The Misfortunes of the Fortunate: bc it represents the fallacies and lies that the "elites" of society live w/o morality. #jgatschat

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A5: The Misfortunes of the Fortunate: bc it represents the fallacies and lies that the "elites" of society live w/o morality or compassion.

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A4: Weather is very significant. It symbolizes rebirth/cleansing with Gatsby, and also provides general atmosphere to each scene. #jgatschat

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A3: It's kind of true in that Nick doesn't have a "rich person personality"like most of the rest do. He's just himself. #jgatschat

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A3: It's kind of true in that Nick doesn't have a "rich personality" like most of the rest do.

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A2: Nick doesn't really change much thru the novel. He seems more of a bystander thru out everything. He becomes Gatsby's friend. #jgatschat

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A1:Gatsby was great at the beginning of the novel. He has declined with his obsession, because he changes his character for Daisy #jgatschat

[Thomas Andrew Anton @DrewLNC]

A7: The characters in the book are very well described using this term. They seem to have lost sight of morality and purposes. #jgatschat