Answer: 11/12
Step-by-step explanation: You need to make 4/6 by multiplying it by 2. 4/6 would become 8/12. You would then add it by 3/12 getting 11/12.
If you need help visualizing this, you might draw vertical lines at distance = 1 and at distance = 5. Look at the points where those lines cross f(x). The vertical difference is perhaps 350 ft. Look at where the lines cross g(x). That vertical distance may be about 200 ft.
The vertical change from 1 to 5 is considerably less for g(x) than for f(x).
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: option 4 x < 175
x/5 < 35
multiply both sides by 5
x < 175
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Answer:
Θ =tan⁻¹ (4KQ²/mgr²), Q = r[mgtanΘπ∈₀]
Step-by-step explanation:
initially the angle Θ=0° ,the vertical forces were equal to product of mass and gravity(m*g) and there was no horizontal or lateral force in action. But after the displacement of balls new forces are induced.
X-Axis:
Fe = TsinΘ
[KQ²/(r/2)²] = TsinΘ where r₁=r/2, r₁ = new distance
(4KQ²/r²) = TsinΘ
Y-Axis
TcosΘ = mg
As we know that tanΘ=sinΘ/cosΘ
We have, tanΘ = 4KQ²/mgr²
By adjusting this equation and putting K=1/4π∈₀ we get,
Q = r[mgtanΘπ∈₀]