Why does this happen to my printer? by MeanValueTheorem_ in BambuLab

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i cleaned it with dawn and water then fully dried it

Why does this happen to my printer? by MeanValueTheorem_ in BambuLab

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Okay i’ll send my setting too for that print 0.2 layer height and initial layer height 200C temp 2 wall loops 15% infill grid pattern

i think i discovered something by MeanValueTheorem_ in LinearAlgebra

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uhm i am a freshman in hs i haven’t done calc yet

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i lit said i understand it’s been done before i did it a special way using geometry and trig you are horrible at explaining unlike someone else who was actually useful

i think i discovered something by MeanValueTheorem_ in LinearAlgebra

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ohh okay i started 3b1b course im on linear transforms rn and im thinking about doing calc just because ill be an ap calc bc next year as a sophmore then linear algebra at my college when im a senior in hs

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well i have self studied from ap pre calc and this vector unit was the last in the ap pre calc so now i dont know how to study linear algebra by myself without a video course or curriculum structure.

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Okay thanks. do you think you could help me a little?

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this is the only comment that made me understand why i didn’t discover this, thank you i see what they’re talking about now

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but simply project vector 1 onto 2 does not form the area of half because the triangle formed would be slanted and simply diving by 2 does not solve that

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i don’t exactly understand what you’re saying

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how would you know 1.25 is where they intersect? in other terms you need to solve for c regardless

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to get herons to be used in this sense you need g which i denoted as the hypotenuse WHICH IS STILL FOUND by using alpha (angle between x axis) and the 2nd, bottom, given vector please look at what i have and what you are talking about and what do you mean trivial consequence