We know we can cut that in half, and we get 1.5, but we can cut it in half again and get 1.25 and 1.75. and again and again and again forever! So there are an INFINITE amount of numbers in between 1 and 2, isn't that a crazy thought? #KCTS#WordOfTheDay#WOTD
Today's word of the day is Infinity! Infinity is the idea of a number that is so large that no matter what you do to it, it will always remain infinity. #KCTS#WordOfTheDay#WOTD
For example, ∞ + 1 = ∞. A fun thought is that there is more than one kind of infinity and infinity doesn't just have to represent the idea of the largest possible number, let's say for example we look at the distance from 1 to 2. #KCTS#WordOfTheDay#WOTD
3. Write out every step! It might seem tempting to go ahead and do all the work in your head, but a single mistake of turning a sin^2(x) into a sin(2x) ruins the entire problem. #TipTuesday#KCTS
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Ever have trouble with those puzzle-like trigonometric problems? Here are a few quick tips to help you solve those equations faster and easier!:
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Usually, it is understood that you can not have a negative number as a result of squaring another number, but imaginary numbers are defined as the set of numbers that actually do have a negative result! #KCTS
Multiplying by 5 is sometimes hard, but 5 is the same thing as 10 / 2, so if you have a big number that you want to multiply by 5, you can just divide by 2 and add a zero. #KCTS#TipTuesday
Example: 180 * 5 = 180/2 * 10 = 90 * 10 = 900