cscx = sinx tan x + cos x
Using xsx x = 1/sin x and tan x = sin x/cos x
Multiplying both sides by cos x
cot x =1
Correct option is d .
This must be on the moon as the acceleration due to gravity in this equation must be around 1/8 that on earth. :) Anyway...
h=-2t^2+9t+11
A)
dh/dt=-4t+9, when velocity, dh/dt=0, it is the maximum height reached
dh/dt=0 only when 4t=9, t=2.25 seconds
h(2.25)=21.125 ft (21 1/8 ft)
B)
As seen in A), the time of maximum height was 2.25 seconds after the squirrel jumped.
C)
The squirrel reaches the ground when h=0...
0=-2t^2+9t+11
-2t^2-2t+11t+11=0
-2t(t+1)+11(t+1)=0
(-2t+11)(t+1)=0, since t>0 for this problem...
-2t+11=0
-2t=-11
t=5.5 seconds.
Answer:
x=8.6
Step-by-step explanation:
x=8.6
In order to write this quadratic equation in standard form, first note that standard form is ax^2+bx+c for quadratics, where c is the numerical value (constant), B is the coefficient of x, and a is the coefficient of x^2 and is the leading coefficient. Next, multiply the binomials of (x-7) and (x-1). You can do this by using FOIL, or by distributing each of the terms in a binomial to each of the other terms in the other binomial. (Please let me know if you need a walk through in this step in particular). Furthermore, you should then write y= (the simplified trinomial). Now, the quadratic is in standard form. To reiterate, just simplify the two binomials by multiplying them together and writing that they're equal to y.
2,3,4
1st way: 6*2oz=12oz
2nd way: 3*2oz+2*3oz=12oz
3rd way: 4*2oz+4oz=12oz
4th way: 2*2oz+2*4oz=12oz
5th way: 4*3oz=12oz
6th way: 2*3oz+2oz+4oz=12oz
7th way: 3*4oz=12oz
Stuart can combine 2oz, 3oz and 4oz weigths 7 different ways to get 12oz.
