Well the area of each circle x=40, and intersection y=15. However, z is not given. I would guess z to be 7.5, but I don't want to simply guess an answer.
Solving with 7.5 yields: 15+(40-(2x15)-7.5) = 17.5
Is this thread misposted? I'm not sure if this problem would fall under a homework/coursework category since it technically is not homework or coursework... :\
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My professor assigned us a problem where
m=16 lb
k=10 lb/ft
a=2
t(0)=1 ft
t'(0)=0 ft/sec
Through this I determined the DE
x''(t)+4x'(t)+20x(t)=e-t
with initial conditions mentioned above.
Using the method of m2+4m+20=0
I got roots of -2±4i
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