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Plug "y" into the first equation.
For those who may need it in the future, the answer on e1010 is actually: C: 10
-9=6/v
You have to multiply v both sides because
6/v x v = 6 and helps you get rid of the v on the right side.
If you multiply by 6, 6/v x 6 = 36/v, that’s why it don’t work.
Answer:
-9=6/v
-9v=6
v=-6/9
v=-2/3
Laurence bought 432,906 lbs of soil for her garden. She only used 61,827 lbs. How much lbs of soil does she have left over?
Answer:
X from 0 to 21
Y from 0 to 7
Z from 0 to 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we are being asked by the integration limits in first octant (positive x, positive y and positive z) we need to know where does the plane intersect this axes. For this we have:
for x=0 and y=0
7z=21
z=3
for x=0 and z=0
3y=21
y=7
for z=0 and y=0
x=21
This means that the integration limits are:
X from 0 to 21
Y from 0 to 7
Z from 0 to 3