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Quadratic Question: Help Solve Homework
Homework Statement A coin it thrown from the top of a building, and its height in metres above the ground after 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 seconds is recorded as follows: {200, 203, 202, 197, 188, 175}. algebraically determine the function that describes this situation and use it to determine when...- kylepetten
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Quadratic Question Dealing With Perimeter
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Quadratic Question Dealing With Perimeter
Am I off track by saying fill in -2x+35 for y? Then use x = -b / 2a ? Thanks for all the help, by the way.- kylepetten
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Quadratic Question Dealing With Perimeter
SA = x^2 + x^2 + xy + xy + xy + xy SA = 2x^2 + 4xy That what you meant?- kylepetten
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Quadratic Question Dealing With Perimeter
Homework Statement Jillian is getting ready to send a holiday package in the mail. The rectangular package has a square base and the sum of all the edges of the package measures 140 cm. What dimensions will produce a package with the largest possible surface area? Homework Equations...- kylepetten
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- Perimeter Quadratic
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Need to calculate work from mass and two velocities
oh, man, i sure was thinking too hard. thank you very very much! well appreciated!- kylepetten
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Need to calculate work from mass and two velocities
Homework Statement Calculate how much work is done when a 1150 kg car accelerates from 2 m/s to 6m/s Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I have no idea. It seems like insufficient information to me. Please help! I am in great need as my exam is drawing near! Thanks!- kylepetten
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- Mass Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving Equations Using the Unit Circle
im not using equations, i am getting my exact values from the unit circle- kylepetten
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Solving Equations Using the Unit Circle
Homework Statement Find all solutions to the equation below such that -180° \leq x \leq 90° 2sin2x + sinx = 0Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution 2sin2x + sinx = 0 sinx[2sinx + 1] = 0 sin x = 0 sinx= -1/2 x = {0° + 360°n {-180° + 360°n n\epsilonI- kylepetten
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- Circle Solving equations Unit Unit circle
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Perception of Sound: Bicycle Rider & Car Horn
Homework Statement A person on a bicycle is traveling away from a parked car. If the horn of the car is sounded, how will the bicycle rider perceive the sound? A) The pitch will be higher than normal. B) The pitch will be lower than normal. C) The pitch will appear to steadily...- kylepetten
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AM/FM Radio Waves & Diffraction
Homework Statement Typical AM radio waves usually have a frequency between 540 kHz and 1400 kHz. FM radio waves tend to have frequencies between 89 MHz and 105 MHz. Both types of waves travel at the speed of light. In terms of diffraction, use this information to help explain why in many low...- kylepetten
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- Diffraction Radio Radio waves Waves
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Water Waves - Universal Wave Equation
Water Waves -- Universal Wave Equation Homework Statement Attached. Homework Equations v=fλ The Attempt at a Solution f= cycles/time f= 45/60 f= 0.75 Hz The trouble I am having is wondering if λ is 28 m or do i have to do something else to find λ?- kylepetten
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- Universal Water Wave Wave equation Waves
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What is the Work-Energy Theorem for a Skier Crashing into Netting?
Ahh! I multiplied by 3.6 instead of dividing! Thanks!- kylepetten
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What is the Work-Energy Theorem for a Skier Crashing into Netting?
Homework Statement A skier comes crashing into the netting at the bottom of a ski hill. The skier has a mass of 85 kg and is moving at a speed of 65 km/h (234 m/s). (a) How much work is done by the netting while bringing the skier to rest? (b) If the "spring" constant for the netting is...- kylepetten
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- Theorem Work-energy Work-energy theorem
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Law of Conservation of Energy Question
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