Solve Archway/Spire Building | Find Coordinates, Values, & Domain

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In summary, an archway/spire building is a type of architectural structure with a curved or pointed top, commonly found in religious or government buildings. The coordinates of such a building can be found using a GPS device or online mapping tools, and it is important to consider the height, width, and curvature when solving for one. The domain of an archway/spire building includes factors such as materials, location, and regulations, and there are various techniques and formulas that can be used for solving such a structure.
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Need help solving these questions cheers This shape is the basis of the building you are trying to build which is an archway and a spire – rough drawing attached
[Spire-lower component-the parabola in blue]
Its vertex is 5m above ground level and touches the ground 4m to either side of it’s axis of symmetry. The equation of the parabola if of the form f(x)=Ax2+B.
Write down coordinates of the vertex. (0,5)
Write down the coordinates of both the x-intercepts. (-4,0) and (4,0)
Determine the values of A and B in the eq of parabola.
When x=0, y=5, sub into eq: 5=0+B, B=5
Can’t find A :S
sketch over appropriate domain, state dom in set notation-- Need help with this
[Load bearing arch]
The upper component of the arch is to be designed to bear the load of the wall above and around. the best shape therefore is a catenary- which is a name given to a curve formed by 2 exponentials added together. It’s formula being g(x) =-eX/2 – e-X/2+C, the x intercepts of the catenary being (-4, 0) and (4,0) –:
Use information to find the exact values of C =
Write coordinates of y-intercept of g(x) correct to 2 decimal places
Show that the mx value occurs at this y-intercept (use calc to find derivative of g’(x))
Sketch over appropriate domain and state it in set notation
[Metal Beams]
2 metal beams are to rest on the load bearing arch. They are inclined at 45 degrees to the ground and meet at a point along the axis of symmetry.
Use algebra to show that the exact value of x at the point of g(x) =-eX/2 – e-X/2+C where the gradient=-1 is x=2loge(1+√(2))
-eX/2 – e-X/2+C, is the same as –2loge(x)-- 2loge(-x)+c don’t know where to go from here :?
Determine the value of y for this point
The equation of the tangent to this point =h(x)= -x+d. Find the value of d correct to 2 places. Tangent I know equals f’(x1)(x-x1) need help with subbing values
Sketch the lone segment over appropriate domain??
Use symmetry to determine the hybrid fn that fully defines both left and right sides of the lower sides of the beam. ??
[Spire height] Spire height=23cm and meets the ground at 11.5m on either side of the axis of symmetry. Curve also passes through the point (4, 3)
The equation of the spire is a hyperbola of f(x)=E/(X+F)+G
By sub coordinates of the pts. described
Use height to find first equation. 23=E/(X+F)+G
Use the points where the spire touches the ground on the right hand side to find the second 23= E/(X+4)+3
Use pts (4,3) to find third23= E/(X+11.5)+3
Use i and ii to find G in terms of F only ?
Show that F=1, G=2, and E=25 /??
Sketch spire over Consider the right hand side of construction.?
Consider the right hand side of the construction.
Determine the x value of the point on the hyperbola where gradient =-1. The eq of the right= j(x)=25/(x+1)-2
Determine the y value of his pt
The equation of the tangent of this pt is k(x)=-x+h, find h.
Sketch over appropriate domain and state in set notation the domain
Use symmetry to determine the hybrid fn that fully defines both left and right sides of the lower sides of the beam.
Flaring beam outside of civic is to have thin beams flaring out from the point where the spire (hyperbola) meets the tangent and reaching the ground at the points where the spire also touches down.
The form of the flaring is a √ fn of the form L(x)=J√(K-x). If the terminating point is ground level. Determine the values of J and K
Show that L(x)=√((69-6x)/x)
Sketch over suitable domain
Use symmetry to determine the hybrid fn that fully defines x
[Lights] Flood lights are to be installed in the positions
The two lower ones are to be attached to the function or intersect between the spire (the hyperbola) and flares (square roots).
Write down the coordinates of these 2 positions-remember height of parabola was = j(x)=25/(x+1)-2 and L(x)=J√(K-x)
Determine the length of the vertical line segments
Find coordinates of the midpoint of this line segment
What is the difference in height between high and low floodlights?
 
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Because of the scope of this project, I suspect it is a graded assignment, and our policy here is not to knowingly help with assignments that contribute to a student's final grade.

Now, I am directed by MHB policy to close this topic until you can convince the senior staff here that it is either not a graded assignment, or that you have your professor's permission to get outside help. If you wish to do so, please PM one of the administrators or global moderators to state your case and if we are convinced your topic will be opened to discussion. We will want the contact information for your professor so we can verify that you are allowed to get outside help.

If it is reopened, I suggest you post the attachment your spoke of, and post the questions one at a time and show what you have tried with each question, so we know where you are stuck.
 
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Related to Solve Archway/Spire Building | Find Coordinates, Values, & Domain

1. What is an archway/spire building?

An archway/spire building is a type of architectural structure that features a curved or pointed top, resembling an arch or spire. These buildings are often found in religious or government buildings, and are known for their intricate and grand designs.

2. How can I find the coordinates of an archway/spire building?

The coordinates of an archway/spire building can be found by using a GPS device or by using online mapping tools such as Google Maps. You can also consult a map or ask for directions from locals who are familiar with the area.

3. What values are important to consider when solving for an archway/spire building?

When solving for an archway/spire building, it is important to consider the height, width, and curvature of the arch or spire. You should also take into account any surrounding structures or obstacles that may affect the building's design.

4. What is the domain of an archway/spire building?

The domain of an archway/spire building refers to the range of values that are applicable to the building's design and construction. This can include factors such as the materials used, the location of the building, and any regulations or restrictions that may impact its construction.

5. Are there any specific techniques or formulas for solving an archway/spire building?

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