y = 3e^(−2x) −5e^(−4x)
y'= −6e^(−2x)+20e^(−4x)
How do I find the critical point at x?
The answer is (1/2)ln(10/3) but I don't know how to get that answer
Thank you
Hey,
Is there a way to do this question without using integral because I haven't learn any integral yet? I don't know what this equation means $$\int_{T_0}^{T(t)}\frac{1}{u-M}\,du=-k\int_0^t \,dv$$
A cup of tea is removed from the fridge and left on a desk. The temperature of the room is constantly E and T(t) represents the temperature of the tea after t minutes.
dT/dt = K(E-T) Z(t) = E-T(t)
How do I find the general form of Z and T?
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Find the momentum of a 50g bullet whose kinetic energy is 250J.
I know the formula to find momentum is P= mv. Please give me hints