Four types of energy?

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<span>Potential Energy is any type of stored energy. It can be chemical, nuclear, gravitational, or mechanical.Kinetic ...GRAVITATIONAL.CHEMICAL.<span>NUCLEAR.
even motion.</span></span>

Annette [7]2 years ago

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The types of energy are:
Kinetic: When an object has energy through movement.
Thermal: When an object has energy from heat
Gravitational: When an object has energy from height above a surface
Elastic: when an object has energy from being stretched or squashed
Chemical: When an object has energy from chemical reactions
There is also nuclear energy but that probably isn't what you need

Hope this helps :)

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<em>The value of b is 14 and the value of c is 65</em>

<h2>Explanation:</h2>

The quadratic function is a function of the form:

$f(x)=ax^2+bx+c$

Here we know that the leading coefficient $a=1$ so we reduce our equation to:

$g(x)=x^2+bx+c$

The roots are those values at which $g(x)=0$

So:

$x^2+bx+c=0 \\ \\ First \ root: \\ \\ (-7+4i)^2+b(-7+4i)+c=0 \\ \\ (-7)^2-2(7)(4i)+(4i)^2-7b+4bi+c=0 \\ \\ 49-56i+16i^2-7b+4bi+c=0 \\ \\ \\ Simplifying: \\ \\ 49-56i+16(-1)-7b+4bi+c=0 \\ \\ 49-56i-16-7b+4bi+c=0 \\ \\ 33-56i-7b+4bi+c=0 \\ \\ \\$

$Second \ root: \\ \\ (-7-4i)^2+b(-7-4i)+c=0 \\ \\ (-1)^2(7+4i)^2+b(-7-4i)+c=0 \\ \\ (7)^2+2(7)(4i)+(4i)^2-7b-4bi+c=0 \\ \\ 49+56i+16i^2-7b-4bi+c=0 \\ \\ \\ Simplifying: \\ \\ 49+56i+16(-1)-7b-4bi+c=0 \\ \\ 49+56i-16-7b-4bi+c=0 \\ \\ 33+56i-7b-4bi+c=0$

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$(1) \ 33-56i-7b+4bi+c=0 \\ \\ (2) \ 33+56i-7b-4bi+c=0 \\ \\ \\ Subtract \ 2 \ from: \\ \\ 33-56i-7b+4bi+c-(33+56i-7b-4bi+c)=0 \\ \\ 33-56i-7b+4bi+c-33-56i+7b+4bi-c=0 \\ \\ \\ Combine \ like \ terms: \\ \\ 33-33-56i-56i-7b+7b+4bi+4bi+c-c=0 \\ \\ -112i+8bi=0 \\ \\ Isolating \ b: \\ \\ b=\frac{112i}{8i} \\ \\ \boxed{b=14}$

Finding c from (1):

$33-56i-7b+4bi+c=0 \\ \\ \\ Substituting \ b: \\ \\ 33-56i-7(14)+4(14)i+c=0 \\ \\ 33-56i-98+56i+c=0 \\ \\ -65+c=0 \\ \\ \boxed{c=65}$

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<h3>Answer: 4</h3>

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