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Finding equation of a plane passing through a point with given direction vectors
Homework Statement I need to find the equation of a plane with direction vectors <1,3,-1>/sqrt(11) and <-2,1,1>/sqrt(6) passing through the point (1,2,3) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I'm not really sure what to do, I was considering taking the...- htoor9
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- Direction Plane Point Vectors
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Volume of a bowl (using variables not numbers)
ok. i still can't figure out what the equation of the curve is... is it h^2?- htoor9
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Volume of a bowl (using variables not numbers)
since I'm revolving it around the y axis, how do i know what the length of the axis to the end of the bowl with the water is? I'm really confused- htoor9
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Volume of a bowl (using variables not numbers)
Homework Statement A hemispherical bowl of radius "a" contains water to a depth "h" Fine the volume of water in the bowl. Homework Equations Pi * Integral(R(x))^2 basically the disk method The Attempt at a Solution The answer is (Pi*h2*(3a-h))/3...i just have no idea...- htoor9
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- Numbers Variables Volume
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Engineering Which engineering degree will be highly sought after in the future?
I was just curious which degree would be highly sought after. Also on another note, what is the career outlook for optical engineering?- htoor9
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- Degree Engineering Future
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How can I effectively use substitution to evaluate this integral?
So then what? I have integral of (u+10)(u)^(1/3) du.- htoor9
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How can I effectively use substitution to evaluate this integral?
Homework Statement Evaluate the integral. Int((x+5)(x-5)^(1/3)dxHomework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I've attempted the problem but subsitution doesn't seem to do anything, as du = dx if u = x-5, which doesn't cancel anything.- htoor9
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- Integral Substitution
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Anti-derivative motion problem
anyone? does 21.5 deceleration make sense as an answer?- htoor9
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Anti-derivative motion problem
Ok so it would be v(t) = -at + 44...anyways I ahead and tried to solve the problem. Could anyone check my solution? He said to leave it in fraction form and I got a = 1936/90 or 968/45.- htoor9
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Anti-derivative motion problem
so if the derivative is going to be -a then v(t) = -44t + v0?- htoor9
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Anti-derivative motion problem
Homework Statement The State cycle program requires motorcycle riders to be able to brake from 30 mph(44ft/sec) to 0 in 45 feet. What constant deceleration does it take to do that? No physics formulas allowed. Homework Equations Integral rules and whatnot The Attempt at a...- htoor9
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- Motion
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Find this limit without L'Hopital's Rule
Homework Statement L'Hopital's rule does not help with this limit. Find it some other way. lim (squarert(x)/squarert(sinx)) as x -> 0+ Homework Equations None? The Attempt at a Solution The only way I can think of solving this is by using L'Hopital's rule...but it obviously...- htoor9
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- L'hopital's rule Limit
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Implicit Differentiation - 2nd derivative
Maybe...I don't know this is from a previous test. I feel like she should've fixed this by now?- htoor9
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Implicit Differentiation - 2nd derivative
Homework Statement Find d2y/dx2 in terms of x and y for the following equation: xy + y^2 = 1 COMPLETELY SIMPLIFY Homework Equations dy/dx The Attempt at a Solution so i get -y/(x+2y) for the dy/dx. When I try to find the 2nd derivative and plug in dy/dx, I get...- htoor9
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- Derivative Differentiation Implicit Implicit differentiation
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Mean Value Theorem - which values satisfy it question
Homework Statement piecewise...f(x) = {3, x=0 -x^2+3x+a, 0<x<1 mx+b, 1<= x <= 2 Homework Equations (f(b) - f(a))/(b - a) = fprime(c) The Attempt at a Solution I am just really lost at what this is trying to ask...sorry :( I tried plugging in stuff in the equation but I'm...- htoor9
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- Mean Mean value theorem Theorem Value
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