GRE Quant Ep 15: Functions & Intimidating Symbols

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

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  • @hasansaleem4983
    @hasansaleem4983 2 месяца назад +2

    good video, i got 3 out of 7 answers correct, but i learned a lot

  • @omonefeehimen2794
    @omonefeehimen2794 2 месяца назад +1

    16:06 Hello, @GreNinja. It's great work you're doing here, very helpful. I'm just a bit confused by question 3. When we evaluate option D, f(-×) gives us -x(x²-2),I understand that. Doesn't multiplying the whole expression by a negative ( to get -f(-x)), give us x(-x²+2), which is not what we started with (x(x²-2)). Please explain further, thank you.
    And the same question for option E,thanks.

    • @GRENinjaTutoring
      @GRENinjaTutoring  2 месяца назад +1

      If we consider -x(x^2 -2), this is the same as saying (-1)x(x^2 - 2). If we multiply the whole expression by (-1), we could write this as (-1)(-1)x(x^2 - 2). The two (-1)s would multiply to give (1), so we could write the new expression as (1)x(x^2 - 2) which would simplify to x(x^2 - 2).
      In order to get x(-x^2 + 2), we would need to multiply our expression by another -1 to change the sign of everything inside that set of parentheses. However, we're only multiplying f(-x) by one -1 to give us -f(-x) so we won't get to x(-x^2 + 2).
      I'd make the same argument for (E) as I have for (D). I hope that helps, but please let me know if you have any further questions!

    • @maureenudofia8328
      @maureenudofia8328 2 месяца назад +2

      Thank you for the clarification.@@GRENinjaTutoring

    • @omonefeehimen2794
      @omonefeehimen2794 Месяц назад

      @@GRENinjaTutoring Thank you!

  • @mohamedskallon6781
    @mohamedskallon6781 Год назад +1

    All GRE NINJA videos have very good teaching strategies. Thank you GRE NINJA. Happy to come across your channel

  • @hasansaleem4983
    @hasansaleem4983 2 месяца назад

    thanks dude, you are an awesome teacher

  • @mohamedskallon6781
    @mohamedskallon6781 Год назад

    This is more than helpful thank you sir

  • @Jaydoe08
    @Jaydoe08 3 месяца назад +1

    Can you kindly explain the quadratics in the final question please.

  • @hasansaleem4983
    @hasansaleem4983 2 месяца назад

    for the last question, i just inserted all the options in (3p) and the value of that into f(x), this way i got the correct answers, but hey, using quadratic equation is good too!

    • @smilykena9144
      @smilykena9144 24 дня назад

      Thank you very much. However, I don’t know how did you end up with -7 and 2, since 2-7= -5. Even if 7*-2= -14, there is still the a+b condition to fill for the quadratic equation. Isn’t it?
      I hope you see and answer my question please 🙏.

    • @hasansaleem4983
      @hasansaleem4983 24 дня назад

      @@smilykena9144 hey, haha time goes fast! now i am not preparing for gre and as for your question, lemme check that, i wrote it in one of my books if i find it

    • @hasansaleem4983
      @hasansaleem4983 24 дня назад

      @@smilykena9144 i found the answer! so the thing is, i did not use quadratic equation, rather i just substituted all the answer choices into '3p' then the following result into f(x)=x^2-x. Since x=3p here, so i got the correct answer choices which were a and c.

  • @yessbenne5924
    @yessbenne5924 6 месяцев назад +1

    if a problem has must in it
    only get shoose the anwer you can be sure about from the elements u have