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Calculating Work to Send 1kg to Edge of Universe
I need help starting it. I have tried using the way my physics teacher told me too, however i have no clue how to involve the use of improper fractions in this question- memomator
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Calculating Work to Send 1kg to Edge of Universe
If two masses m1 and m2 (in kg) are a distance d (in m) apart, then the force F (in N) of gravity is F = Gm1m2/d2, where G = 6.67 × 10−11 Nm2/kg2. If the mass of the Earth is 5.97 × 1024 kg and the radius of the Earth is 6380 km, calculate the work required (in J) to send a mass of 1 kg to the...- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
Thank you very much Dick, I finally understand. You have 6 solutions. Because B3 is between 3 and 8 and the numbers between 3 and 8 are solutions and you take those number and sub them into the other equation to find out b1 and b2.- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
Ok i understand that now, is there an easier way to find out how many solutions there are other than plugging into numbers.- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
The question states. Find all combination of pills that provide you with the exact daily requirement(no partial pill). How will I find all the combination of pills, knowing only the number of pills in brand 1, 2, and 3.- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
Oh ok so b3 is between 3 and 8 but if i plug in 0, 1, and 2 i get a negative number for b2. also what does the number 3 between 8 represent- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
Ok i found out that b3 must be greater or equal to 3. does this mean that there are infinite solutions if b3 is greater or equal to 3? If so does this mean that there are infinite combination to the pills.- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
Oh sorry you are right i made a mistake. Ok so the row echelon becomes 1 0 1 8 0 1 -1 -3 0 0 0 0 the equations become b1+b3=8 b2-b3=-3 what do i do after this I am really confused right now.- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
i reduced it to row-echelon form and got 1 0 0 8 0 1 -1 -3 0 0 0 0 so the first column is b1 second is b2 thrid is b3- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
b1=8 b1-b2=-3 i sub b1 into b1-b2=-3 i get b2 to be 5 So 8 and 5 are the coefficient of the pills?- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
Oh wait, B1=8 so B2 is 5 if i did substitution for the 2 equations. Please tell me if I am on the right track.- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
Ok i did get the solution: B1=8 and b1-b2=-3 and no solutions for b3 because brand three does not exist due to the fact that there are 0 vitamin A in that brand, and therefore not a solution because the doctor recommended brand 5 units of vitamin A. I was wondering though what does b1-b2=-3...- memomator
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How to Use Gaussian Elimination to Solve for Vitamin Pills
Hi, i do not understand this question, can somebody help me start this question please?- memomator
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