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Difference Quotient - average rate of change
Thank you Mentallic, greatly appreciated.- zebra1707
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Difference Quotient - average rate of change
This is still confusing me.. The equation represents the difference quotient f(2+h)− f(2) /h it represents the slope of the secant line through the points (2, f (2)) and (2+h, f(2+h)) on the curve. But i used this equation to find the DQ = -h+1 in the first place - feels like I am going...- zebra1707
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Difference Quotient - average rate of change
Thank you Ray, I am a mature age student trying to nut things out for myself, I don't always have access to teachers, tutors etc - so its a challenge most of the time. I appreciate the response. Regards- zebra1707
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Difference Quotient - average rate of change
Ray I appreciate your comments. However your reply is bordering on "well aren't you an idiot" I have used this forum for a few years now, and never once have I received a reply like this. Not everyone fully understands calculus as you do - Just a simple " did you realize that you have...- zebra1707
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Difference Quotient - average rate of change
Hi TT, that's where I am stuck, I am not sure as to the next step. Can I assume that the answer to the previous question is correct?- zebra1707
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Difference Quotient - average rate of change
Homework Statement Original function f(x) = -x^2+5x-2 I have calculated the difference quotient as -2x-h+5 Then use difference quotient to calculate the average rate of change: for the following x=2 and x=2+h I need this to go on to the next part of the question and i wanted to ensure...- zebra1707
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- Average Change Difference quotient Rate Rate of change
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Graphing functions and identifying features
Many thanks, I appreciate the guidance.- zebra1707
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Graphing functions and identifying features
Thank you, yes, you are right. I think just a lack of confidence in this aspect of Maths. Sorry to be a bother. Regards- zebra1707
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Evaluating logarithms given log(a)b = 3
Thank you for your assistance.- zebra1707
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Graphing functions and identifying features
Homework Statement Hi there I need assistance with two graphs that are causing me some problems y=e(^-2x)(-1) and y=ln(x-2)+1 Homework Equations I just need some guidence as to where to start - starting with a table - what range is approriate? The Attempt at a Solution Stuck- zebra1707
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- Functions Graphing
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Evaluating logarithms given log(a)b = 3
Hi there Can someone please review my work and advise. Homework Statement Given log(a)b=3 , use the properties of logs to evaluate 4log(a)(1/b)+2log(a)b^3 Homework Equations I used the rules log(a)1 = 0 log(a)(x/y) = log(a)x-log(a)y log(a)x^m = mlog(a)x The...- zebra1707
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- Logarithms
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Projectile Motion Help: Find Minimum Angle for Target Projection
Projectile motion - urgent help needed Homework Statement Target is projected at an an angle to the horizontal, initial speed 4 m/s, unknown angle and unknown distance to the target. Height of the target is 0.8m. Need to find the minimum angle. Homework Equations v= u+at v =...- zebra1707
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Photoelectric Effect: Will Photoelectrons be Emitted?
I agree, it does making asking about the kinetic energy redundant - I think it is a typo.. Many thanks for all your help on this one.- zebra1707
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Photoelectric Effect: Will Photoelectrons be Emitted?
The first question has the wavelength at 180 mm not nanometers. Convert that to meters is 0.18 m. Cheers- zebra1707
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Photoelectric Effect: Will Photoelectrons be Emitted?
Homework Statement Hi there. I have two questions and in both I believe that no photoelectrons will be emitted from the surface. Question 1 A metal with a work function of 9 x 10^-19 J is irradiated with UV radiation of wavelength 180 mm. Will photoelectrons be emitted from the...- zebra1707
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- Photoelectric Photoelectric effect
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help