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Grade 11 Math Help Quadratic functions/ physics
THANKYOU- Zacko282
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Grade 11 Math Help Quadratic functions/ physics
It opens down and the maximum value is 96- Zacko282
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Grade 11 Math Help Quadratic functions/ physics
THANK GOD! Thanks a lot for the help, and how would i graph this parabola? Nvm found out how to graph it! now how do i find the max power?- Zacko282
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Grade 11 Math Help Quadratic functions/ physics
i have, idk why i find this one so hard to understand =/ and ok so P = 24I - 1.5I^2 is the equation. How would i find the I intercepts to be able to find the axis of symmetry? (again thanks for helping me) (edit, would the vertex be (8,96))- Zacko282
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No, the work document sent to me by the teacher doesn't even teach me how to solve this kind of question =/. and then does that mean for the equation in vertex form it would be y = 1.5 (x - 24) + 0 or (x - 0) + 24? I'm sorry I'm kind of slow =( This is the only problem all unit I've had...- Zacko282
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Grade 11 Math Help Quadratic functions/ physics
Yes, i believe so, I find the x- intercepts of the equation and then use that to determine the a of the equation.- Zacko282
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Do i simplify both sides of the equation and then isolate the variable ?- Zacko282
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Grade 11 Math Help Quadratic functions/ physics
Ok, so The answer i get should be P = 22.5I then?- Zacko282
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Grade 11 Math Help Quadratic functions/ physics
so the end equation would look something like this? P = I24 - I^2 1.5 ? or would it be P = I (24) - (1.5)^2 ? and for example if i put it into an equation of y = a (x - h)^2 + k would it be y = 24 (x - 0) + 1.5 ? Thanks for the help btw.- Zacko282
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Grade 11 Math Help Quadratic functions/ physics
1. Determine the equation that represents the relationship between the power and the current when the electric potential difference is 24v and the resistance is 1.5 Ω. 2. Draw a graph of the parabola that corresponds to the equation found in (a). 3. Determine the current needed in order for...- Zacko282
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help