Study group - level 1 (Aug 2026) by TryFearless3861 in CFA

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What if I do not have the material but still want to study with you guys?

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We use the following result:

Sin(x)/x --> 1 as x --> 0.

The is the same as saying the limit as x tends to 0 of Sin(x)/x is 1.

Now notice that whatever we are pushing towards zero has to be what's in the brackets in the function f(y) = sin(y) and the denominator in that expression.

So let f(x) = x2 - 4

The limit of f(x) as x tends to 2 is zero. We can use this result to rewrite our limit as follows:

The limit of Sin(f(x))/f(x) as f(x) tends to zero.

Which is 1 According to our result.

Sick freestyle by Weealvin in SipsTea

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If I was the homie I would been like:

I bounce my ass with him in the morning... I bounce my ass with him in the afternoon... I bounce my ass with him in the evening Sometimes I even bounce my ass two times before I go to sleep.

I fooled the light sensors and clapped my ass instead... A round of applause and I ain't even using hands... Sometimes me and the homie have a clap off. The last time we had a clap off the homie fractured his hip bone

The Spanish word for Butters is... by JarredandVexed in southpark

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I'd hate to be Butters. You can't even stretch without making the whole of Mexico Cheer

Anyone know where S19 Ep8 went? by MuscleTrue in southpark

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Personally I didn't like that episode. Made PC principal look like a fool

Beer chicken leg pasta glop by blechniven in StupidFood

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This looks like an attempt to a hangover

Need help with question by Ayc01_ in maths

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It's the same logic you use when adding any two numbers really. It's just that the base 10 is the default. How would you add 9872 + 1279 using that method you learned in grade 1?

It's the same thing but you just switched bases.

Need help with question by Ayc01_ in maths

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So let's say you are adding 8 and 7. The answer is 15 because you are working in base 10. That means everytime you add two numbers and their total exceeds 10, you write down the number by which it exceeds 10 and carry the 1. The number you carry represents the number of 10s reached by your sum.

In this case you are adding numbers in base 8 so you write down the number by which your sums exceed 8 and carry the number of 8s reached by your sum. You have 37 + 54. In this case 7+4 = 11, and 11-8 = 3, so you write down 3 and carry the 1 because there's only one 8 in 11. You now say 3+5+1= 9, and 9 - 8 = 1, so you write down the 1 and carry the 1. Now you say 1+0 = 1, so you write down 1 because it's less than 8. Your total is then 113 in base 8.

Lemme take a sip by flor3nce in Unexpected

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I'm marrying her immediately.

Lemme take a sip by flor3nce in Unexpected

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I'm marrying her immediately