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@AbbyANoble AbbyANoble requested a review from tdegeorge April 4, 2025 23:42
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Solve for <m>x</m> in one of the equations you've found above to determine an expression for the <m>x</m>-value of the point <m>(x,y)</m> .
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Solve for <m>x</m> in one of the equations you've found above to determine an expression for the <m>x</m>-value of the point <m>(x,y)</m> .
Solve for <m>x</m> in one of the equations you've found in part (c) to determine an expression for the <m>x</m>-value of the point <m>(x,y)</m> .

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For this one (and the one below), I was trying to not mention which one had the x (or y) in it so they had to deduce which one helped with which coordinate. Would it be better to point it out explicitly?

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Solve for <m>y</m> in one of the equations you've found above to determine an expression for the <m>y</m>-value of the point <m>(x,y)</m> .
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Solve for <m>y</m> in one of the equations you've found above to determine an expression for the <m>y</m>-value of the point <m>(x,y)</m> .
Solve for <m>y</m> in one of the equations you've found in part (d) to determine an expression for the <m>y</m>-value of the point <m>(x,y)</m> .

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@siwelwerd show_angle_value="$\theta$" gives this:

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Whomp whomp.

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Whomp whomp.

Oh yeah, sorry, \t is an escape sequence in Python strings. show_angle_value=r"$\theta$" will do it (the r in front of the string tells Python to interpret it as a "raw" string, no escape characters)

@siwelwerd siwelwerd added this to the 2025 Edition milestone Jun 16, 2025
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@siwelwerd siwelwerd merged commit 4a71378 into main Jun 17, 2025
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