It would be x=3.50 because 8 divided by 4 is 2 and 14 divided by 4 is 3.5
F =del F, make the distinction its 2 different functions
in this case its a conservative vec field
u can do Del x F or curl F and see its not 0, but anyway, u can also integrate the portion in i wrt to x and portion in j component wrt to y, and see that even with the constants being functions of the variable not being integrated wrt to, you still cannot find a function g such that f(x,y)=del (g)
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A. Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
It depends on the definition of "algebraic expression", and especially the meaning of "algebraic" you take to use in your context. If you talk from a high-school perspective, then yes, x+y−π is an algebraic expression, because... well, it looks like algebra and has algebraic-looking characters.