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Undergrad Scalar component and the vector projection of F
A force F of 6 units acts in the direction 30 degrees west of north. An object is constrained to move north-westerly, that is, 45 degrees west of north. (a) Sketch the force vector roughly to scale on a set of axes that has the positive y axis pointing north, and write F using exact values... -
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Max/Min & Inflection Point of f(x)=(x+1)^2(x-2)
Homework Statement let f(x)=(x+1)^2(x-2) a)Find the max and Min values of f(x) b)Find the inflection point of concavity Homework Equations using defferentiation The Attempt at a Solution for part a) differentiate (x+1)^2(x-2) we get ans=3(x-1)(x+1) Plse check for me? than...- fazal
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Undergrad Solving Equations Involving A⁻¹, B⁻¹ and C⁻¹
so c) X=(C+B)A^-1B^-1 d)X=B^-1C^-1D plse check thks- fazal
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Undergrad Solving Equations Involving A⁻¹, B⁻¹ and C⁻¹
Given that A^-1 , B^-1 and C^-1 exist, solve the following equations for X: a)AX=C b)AXB=C c)BXA=C+B d)XABC=D plse help...- fazal
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Undergrad Matrix Multiplication and Addition with Identity and Zero Matrices
matrix K = 1 3 0 2 1 2 and Matrix L= 1 3 -1 2 i3 the 3x3 identity matrix, & O the 2x2 zero matrix, find the following where possible. 1)KL 2)LK c)KI d)O + M plse assist- fazal
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What is the Inverse Function of f^-1 in Terms of x and y?
is the answer for part b) -9.656<=x<=4.159 ??- fazal
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What is the Inverse Function of f^-1 in Terms of x and y?
iam sorry new to the forum...- fazal
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What is the Inverse Function of f^-1 in Terms of x and y?
Homework Statement a)The function f is defined by y=f(x) = 3ln 4x 0.01<=x<=1 solve for x in terms of y and hence find the formula for the inverse function of f^-1 b)Write the domain of f^-1 plse help check my answers below... Homework Equations as above The Attempt at a...- fazal
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Find the formula for the inverse function
i can't seem to figure out the domain...plse assist b)Write down the domain of f^-1- fazal
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Find the formula for the inverse function
yes the range is from 0.01<=x<=1 therefore i plug into the f^-1 and got 0.2508<=x<=0.3489- fazal
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Find the formula for the inverse function
is the domain from 0.2508<=x<=0.3489 by using 1/4 * e^(0.01/3) and 1/4 * e^(1/3) plse assist to check- fazal
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Find the formula for the inverse function
plse assist is this right?- fazal
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Find the formula for the inverse function
for a) is it this way: x=1/4e^(y/3)- fazal
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Plane Equations Homework: Parallel, Coincident, Distance
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Plane Equations Homework: Parallel, Coincident, Distance
for A) take the dot product of the two normal vectors. if its zero then they're perpendicular ? take the cross product of the two normal vectors. if its zero then they're parallel ? For them to be the same they'd have to be linear multiples of each other? how? B)Parallel to the plane...- fazal
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