Answer:
Conservation of Energy
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because of friction which changes kinetic energy into heat. ... When a skater is at the top of the ramp he has the highest amount of potential energy. Kinetic energy is the energy of motion. The faster the skater moves the more kinetic energy he has.
Answer:
f(x) =
Step-by-step explanation:
First we identify the Vertical Asymptote. Which is at x = 2
The function has a VA only at the point where the denominator gives 0, so because we know x = 2 is the VA, the denominator will be x - 2.
Then we identify the Horizontal Asymptote, which is the behavior of the function for very large 'x', or the horizontal line of the graph on the y - axis. Which is at y = 1. So our function will go to 1, as x grows incredibly large.
But since our denominator is x - 2, the top remains 1, but we should add a 1 to the function so it really has a HA at y = 1.
f(x) =
Answer:551.3212cm³
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the image attached
The volume is made up of a cone, cylinder and a hemisphere
Volume of the shape = Volume of cone + volume of cylinder + volume of hemisphere
Get the volume of the cone;
Volume of a cone Vc = 1/3πr²h
r is the base radius = 3.5cm
Height = 10cm
Vc = 1/3π(3.5)²(6)
Vc = 1/3π(12.25)(6)
Vc = 12.25 * 2π
Vc = 24.5π cm³
Get the volume of the cylinder;
Vcy = πr²h
r = 3.5cm
h = 10cm
Vcy = π(3.5)²(10)
Vcy = π(12.25)(10)
Vcy = π(122.5)
Vcy = 122.5π cm³
Get rhe volume of the hemisphere;
Volume of hemisphere = 2/3 πr³
r = 3.5cm
Vh = 2/3 π(3.5)³
Vh = 2/3π(42.875)
Vh = 28.58π cm³
Volume of the shape = VC + Vcy + Vh
Volume of the shape = 24.5π+122.5π+28.58π
Volume of the shape = 175.58π
<em>Volume of the shape = 551.3212cm³</em>
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