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3 years ago

F(x) at its minimum

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morpeh [17]3 years ago

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Hi there! :)

$\large\boxed{x = -3}$

Looking at the graph, the minimum y-value is the lowest point on the graph, or y = -2.

Find the x-value that corresponds to this y-coordinate:

f(x) = -2

f(-3) = -2

Therefore, the answer is B) -3.

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Ay= AsenФ = 2.50sen45° = 1.77 km (pos. direction)

Displacement B: 4.70 km and 60° south of east

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Rx= (-1.77)+(2.35)+(-1.18)+(5.10)+(0.15)+(-4.13)+(2.76)

Ry= (1.77)+(-4.07)+(-0.55)+(0)+(1.69)+(-5.90)+(0.49)

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Ry = - 6.57 km

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