<span> we know the length of the cable is 9m.
That means the magnitude of </span><span><span>r<span><span><span>AB</span></span><span></span></span></span>=9</span><span>m.
The unit vector, denoted u, is each of </span><span>r<span><span><span>AB</span></span><span></span></span></span><span> divided by the magnitude.
</span>u=<span>(<span><span>x/9</span><span></span></span>i−<span>y/9<span></span></span>j−<span>z/9<span></span></span>k<span>)
</span></span><span>We can also figure out the unit vector of F.
</span>u=(350i - 250j - 450k)/√(350² +(-250)² +(-450)²)
u=0.562i−0.401j−0.723<span>k
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<span>Force F is directed from point A to B, then both unit vectors must be equal.
Therefore
</span>(x/9i−y/9j−z/9k)=0.562i−0.401j−0.723k
<span>We can now solve for each term
x/9=0.562----- > x=5.058 m
-y/9=-0.401--------- > y=3.609 m
-z/9=-0.723------- > z=6.507 m
The answer is
the coordinates of point a
(5.058,3.609,6.507)
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Answer:
Length equals 16 and Width equals 4
Step-by-step explanation:
First let us create an equation. We can use L and W for length and width.
If the length is 4 times the width, then we end up with: L = 4W
It then says, " If its length were diminished by 6 meters and its width were increased by 6 meters, it would be a square."
Since a square has an equal length and width then we end up with:
L - 6 = W + 6
Knowing this we can just substitute the first equation into the second one leaving us with: 4W - 6 = W + 6
We then remove a W from both sides so that the right side is left with a 6, and add 6 to both sides to remove the -6 from the left one.
This leaves us with 3W = 12
W = 4, and if we put that into our first equation, L = 4W, then Length equals 16, and Width equals 4. We can check this by putting it into the 2nd equation. 16 - 6 = 4 + 6.
<span>Hello there.
What is the equation for x+1, x+2, x+3
</span><span>4x</span>+<span>3</span>
Answer:
6x2-2x
Step-by-step explanation:
Because the board is 6 meters in length and each section is a meter long. Using fractions, one section of the 6 meter board is 1/6. 1 can go into 6, six times. So, you end up with 6 sections that are each 1 meter long.
