Sean MacLeod

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@DarnesonLNC Sí, pero Sing era mejor que Zootopia

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@zrollxs un sándwich de pavo

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

Can't have a negative log #LNC1PC5

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@JBAwbrey it's invalid because in the beginning, you multiplied log base 6(x) and log base 6(x+5), when you should have divided #LNC1PC5

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@JBAwbrey The work is valid. You just broke down the quad equation to find the zeros #LNC1PC4

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@JBAwbrey It's true because of the product property #LNC1PC3

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@JBAwbrey Yes it's possible #LNC1PC2

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

f(x) and h(x) have the same graph. You know because of log rules #LNC1PC1

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

A9: Tom and Diasy are characterized as selfish and greedy, and they just use their money to protect themselves. #jgatschat

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

A8: I think Tom and Daisy were planning to leave town after the fiasco at the hotel and Myrtle's death #jgatschat

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@DrewLNC I like this title. It has some clever paradox stuff and accurately tells a main theme of the novel #jgatschat

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@ijordanhall I think so since Gatsby seemed to be the ideal American with money and love, but he ended up dying a meaningless death

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@sam_kastel that's pretty frightening

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@sam_kastel Good luck selling a book that spoils the twist at the end in the title. #jgatschat

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

A6: I think it's meant to be satirical because in the end Gatsby died, Daisy left with Tom, and no one even cared about Gatsby #jgatschat

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

A5: "For the love of Daisy" bc Gatsby was obsessed about getting Daisy back by getting money, and even takes the blame for Myrtle #jgatschat

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

@sam_kastel But that spoils the end...

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

A4: The rain before Gatsby is reunited with Daisy symbolizes a new beginning #jgatschat

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

A3: This is false because he starts the book saying he isn't judgmental, but he judges people thru the whole book #jgatschat

[Sean MacLeod @SeanMacLeod7]

A2: At first, Nick admires Gatby, but he eventually hates him after realizing how shady Gatsby is #jgatschat