10 Calculus Questions Integrals,Equations, PDF file, Dead line after 1 hour

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The forum discussion revolves around a student seeking urgent help with ten calculus problems, specifically integrals and equations, due shortly after the post. The student uploaded a PDF containing their answers and expressed difficulty in solving several questions. Initially, the deadline was tight, but it was later extended by the teacher to the following Wednesday, providing the student with additional time. Participants in the forum emphasized the importance of showing work for better assistance and suggested that the student should have asked for help earlier to avoid last-minute pressure.

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Uploaded a pdf file

My Answers :

1:
a- x= 1/10 (9-√41) ≈0.259688,Or x=1/10 (9+√41)≈1.54031
b:y=0 Or y=7/3
c: didn't solve.
d: t= 1/3 log⁡(5/2)≈0.30543
e::β=3/5 Or β=-3/5

2: didn't solve.

3:sin^-1⁡(√5/4)≈0.59
tan (0.59)≈0.67

4: didn't solve

5:sin⁡(α)+cos⁡(α)=4/3
We solve the equation
α= 2tan^-1⁡(1/7 (3-√2))〗
We calculate sin⁡(2α)
sin⁡(2α)=7/9

6:max⁡{f(x)=x^3-5x^2-8x+12}=400/27 at x=-2/3

7:
a: 0
didn't solve b,c,d,e

8: The angle is 109.5 degrees

9:
a :: e^2x (6x^2+6x-sin⁡(x)+2 cos⁡(x)+10)
b: 6y log⁡(5)
c: sec⁡θ
d: 800
e: z( log⁡(z)-1)+constant

10 : didn't solve.
 

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Please also show your work instead of just the answers, thank you.
 
If i want to type the work i did it would take about 2 hours I'm sorry I'm slow at typing and now time is against me , i started since 3 hours.
 
If you don't type out the work you did, then I'm afraid nobody here is going to help you.
 
why not take a picture of your handwritten work or scan it and post that just like you did with the pdf?
 
Guys please help me right now and after sending my answers to my teacher i'll tell you my work on each of the problems

i don't have a scanner the pdf was sent by the teacher

and the teacher said you can seek help with other people

because the questions are hard
 
Phys student said:
Guys please help me right now and after sending my answers to my teacher i'll tell you my work on each of the problems

Nope, that isn't possible. PF isn't a place where you go, ask a question and immediately get an answer.
 
Pranav-Arora said:
Nope, that isn't possible. PF isn't a place where you go, ask a question and immediately get an answer.

Well, you will get immediately an answer if you show some work :wink:

Seriously though, you received this assignment a week ago and you're asking for help an hour before the deadline?? That's poor planning from your side. Next time, you should ask for help earlier.
 
Since you are pressed for time, I will save you a little time by quoting from the FAQ thread, which is first top thread in this group.

Quote:

"Did you post that your homework is due in a few hours and that you need help NOW?
If you did, then you should remove this. It doesn't get you a faster response. Some people even refuse to help posters who post things like "ASAP", "Help needed fast", etc.
Also, if your homework is due in a few hours, then perhaps you should have asked help on it earlier. People here are volunteers and are not paid to help you. We will answer when we can, but it's not nice to put us under pressure."
 
  • #10
the date was when the pdf was created not received by me, i received this pdf today before 4 hours

if i knew how to solve them i wouldn't have asked :(

time is running out I'm not asking for an immediate answer I'm asking where to start

PS: our teacher gave his this homework without teaching us about functions and derivatives
i wrote these answers after reading a simple paper about functions and derivatives

i tried solving them before posting on the fourms

YES : I just talked to the teacher the deadline was change to next Wednesday instead of today :)
 
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  • #11
Deadline was changed now i have a whole week to solve the problems :)
 
  • #12
Phys student said:
Deadline was changed now i have a whole week to solve the problems :)

Good, then which question would you like to start with? It would have been better if you made a separate thread for each question.
 
  • #13
Pranav-Arora said:
Good, then which question would you like to start with? It would have been better if you made a separate thread for each question.
Yes, I agree. You (Phys student) will likely get more helpful responses by showing a single problem with your work than by throwing up a whole laundry list of problems.
 
  • #14
Let's start with problem 7

(e) if m1=m2=m3

i'll convert everything to m1

a= g(3m1m1-4m1m1-m1m1)/(m1m1+m1(4m1+m1)

simplifying (3m1^2 -4m1^2-m1^2)/(m1^2+4m1^2+m1^2)
(-2m1^2)/(6m1^2 )
-2/6 = -1/3
a= g*(-1/3)

and what is meant by m1 is much larger than m2 and m3 ?
 
  • #15
Phys student said:
Let's start with problem 7

(e) if m1=m2=m3

i'll convert everything to m1

a= g(3m1m1-4m1m1-m1m1)/(m1m1+m1(4m1+m1)

simplifying (3m1^2 -4m1^2-m1^2)/(m1^2+4m1^2+m1^2)
(-2m1^2)/(6m1^2 )
-2/6 = -1/3
a= g*(-1/3)

and what is meant by m1 is much larger than m2 and m3

That looks right.

m1 is much larger than m2 means you can neglect m2 when you are performing operations such as addition or subtraction with m1 and m2.
 
  • #16
if the title got changed it would be better to avoid confusion
 
  • #17
Phys student said:
Let's start with problem 7

(e) if m1=m2=m3

i'll convert everything to m1

a= g(3m1m1-4m1m1-m1m1)/(m1m1+m1(4m1+m1)

simplifying (3m1^2 -4m1^2-m1^2)/(m1^2+4m1^2+m1^2)
(-2m1^2)/(6m1^2 )
-2/6 = -1/3
a= g*(-1/3)

and what is meant by m1 is much larger than m2 and m3 ?

m1 >> m2 means that whenever you're adding m1 and m2 you can simply use m1 as if m2 is effectively zero.
 
  • #18
(b)

a=g(0-4m1m3-m1m2)/(0+4m3m1+m2m1)

a= g*-1

a= -g
 
  • #19
Phys student said:
(b)

a=g(0-4m1m3-m1m2)/(0+4m3m1+m2m1)

a= g*-1

a= -g

That's again correct.
 
  • #20
and when m1 is smaller than m2 and m3 is that the opposite ? we neglect m1 when doing addition and subtraction with m2 and m3 ?
 
  • #21
(d)

a=g(3m2m1-0-m1m2)/(m2m1+m1m2)

a=g*1

a=g
 
  • #22
And, while you're at it, each time post the problem itself along with your question instead of a pdf file.
 
  • #23
LCKurtz said:
And, while you're at it, each time post the problem itself along with your question instead of a pdf file.

Ok so i post a new reply in this thread for each problem or do i make a separate thread for each problem ?
 
  • #24
Phys student said:
Ok so i post a new reply in this thread for each problem or do i make a separate thread for each problem ?
New thread for each problem, please.
 

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