Answer:
x=11, y=2
Step-by-step explanation:
We can set 1 equal to x-5y and then solve for x. and y.
x = 5y+1
y = x-1/5
We can use this information and plug back in the values for 3y-x or x-5y.
We can set -3 = 3y-x or 1 = x-5y.
To solve for x using -3 = 3y-x we can swap the values of x and y which would make it -3 = 3(x-1/5)-5(x-1/5)+1.
We can do a bit of algebra which would get us x = 11.
Knowing that y = x-1/5 we can plug in 11 for x. y = 11-1/5.
y=2
x=11, y=2
Answer:
Answer is: two electrons.
n - principal quantum number, indicating relative overall energy of each orbital, n=1,2,3,...
l - angular momentum quantum number, shape of the orbital, l = 0,1,...,n−1.
l =1 for the p orbitals.
ml - magnetic quantum number, ml = 0,±1,...,±l.
This is 2px orbital, in every orbital there is two electrons with different spin.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: g(x) = f(2x) = 4(2x)-6= 8x-6 => c
Step-by-step explanation:
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You could solve it using logs. Either base will do. They both will give you the same answer (I'll put the second solution before the first one).
Step one
Take the log of both sides.
Log 37^x = log 12
Step Two
Using the power rule for logs, multiply x by the log(37)
x*log(37) = log (12)
Step three
Divide both sides by the log(37)
x = log(12) / log (37)
x = 1.079 / 1.568
x = 0.6882 <<<<< Answer
Use ln
ln 37^x = ln12 Take ln of both sides.
x*ln(37) = ln(12) Multiply x (the power by ln(37)
x = ln(12) / ln(37) Divide by ln(37)
x = 2.485 / 3.611
x = 0.6882
You should be able to put the sentences together just the way I've done it.