Cade O'Connell

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@grant_munday CPCC #tuitLNC1

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@grant_munday Quiero estudiar gestión de céspe en universidad. #tuitLNC1

[Cade O'Connell @CadeOConnell1]

@jacksonnewton00 Quiero ir a CPCC #tuitLNC1

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Thw work is correct but the final answer isn't since you cannot have a negative in a log. x=-4.4495 would not work as a solution #LNC6PC5

[Cade O'Connell @CadeOConnell1]

Yes, the work is correct, you are basically simplifying the equation, and then you are able to factor. Also, both equations work. #LNC6PC4

[Cade O'Connell @CadeOConnell1]

It is true because the product property says that the sum of two logs are equal to the log of the 2 numbers multiplied #LNC6PC3

[Cade O'Connell @CadeOConnell1]

It is possible becasue a log can be a quadratic, which can have 2 negative solutions, and a the inside of a log cannot be negative #LNC6PC2

[Cade O'Connell @CadeOConnell1]

f(x) and h(x) have the same graph because of the quotient property. #LNC6PC1

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A9 They are shown as bad at the end. Nick does not want to shake Tom's hand. They have not been portrayed as good in the book #jgatschat

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A8 They were talking about Gatsby, and how he is is not a very trustworthy person, and how Tom called him out on his bootlegging. #jgatschat

[Cade O'Connell @CadeOConnell1]

@shaunacie_price Also, the rain symbolizes a new beginning for Gatsby and Daisy #jgatschat

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@FrylingM
I agree with this, Gatsby is a mysterious figure, who is discovered as a bad person. #jgatschat

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@DrewLNC
The whole book wasn't about their misfortunes though. #jgatschat

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A6 The novel is a love story that embraces American ideals becuase the author goes into depth about each characters relationships #jgatschat

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A5 It should be named "The Mystery of Gatsby" because the whole book is trying to understand who exactly Gatsby is #jgatschat

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A4. Weather is an important symbol in the book. Rain symbolizes a new beginning. The fall air also symbolizes death is coming #jgatschat

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A3 Nick is true when saying this, everyone around him is dishonest whether in their relationship with others, or in life. #jgatschat

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A2. Nick changes in the book, from a normal guy, to one caught up in the American Dream like those he hangs out with. #jgatschat

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A1 Gatsby is not great. He is not very honost, and makes his money illegally. HIs greatness does not evolve thru the book #jgatschat

[Cade O'Connell @CadeOConnell1]

A7 They do not care about anything, and have only experienced the greatness of the 1920's #jgatschat