MaxWong

2. \(\overline{SV}\parallel\overline{TU}\)

3. \(\overline{SV}=\overline{TU}\)

7. \(\text{CPCTC}\)

8. \(\text{def. of parallelogram}\)

You just type 6v into the calculator on this site.

Note that you can't do this on your own calculator. LOL

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Maybe we could name the 4th power.

How about 'tesseracted'? LOL

Hello 'student'.

\(7\div \dfrac{7}{3}\\ =7\times \dfrac{3}{7}\\ = 3\)

\(\boxed{\color{BurntOrange}{\dfrac{a}{b}\div\dfrac{d}{c}}\color{black}{=}\color{BurntOrange}\dfrac{a}{b}\color{red}{\times \dfrac{c}{d}}}\)

Pretty good :)

Thank you all of you (Chris, Alan, herueka, EP, and Guest #1)

Yes! That's exactly what I wanted to plot!!

I thought y = t cos t and x = t sin t will output a spiral but no.......

Yea. But it can only do some basic factorization.

Examples: 

Ex1) 

Input: factor(x^2 - 2x + 1)

Output: (x-1)^2

Ex2)

Input: factor(x^3 - 3x^2 + 3x - 1)

Output: (x-1)^3

Ex3)

Input: factor(x^3 - 4x^2 - 7x + 10)

Output: ((x-5)*(x-1))*(x+2)

Ex4)

Input:factor(2x^6 + 5/2 x^5 + 4x^4 + 5x^3)

Output:(((x^3*(4*x+5))*((x^2)+2))/2) \(\dfrac{(x^3)(4x+5)(x^2+2)}{2}\)

Oops. My mistake. Sorry for providing some wrong information.