Answer:
The length of AB is 10π units .
Step-by-step explanation:
Firstly, you have to convert degrees into radian by using the formula :
Let θ = 150°
Next, you have to use the length of arc formula for radian where s is the length and r is the radius :
Let r = 12 units,
Let θ = (5/6)π rad,
AB = 10π
The length of the arc is calculated as
arc = circumference of circle × fraction of circle
= 2πr ×
= 2π × 12 × ← cancel 12 on numerator/ denominator, leaving
AB = 2π × 5 = 10π
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$1.50
If you do cost per quantity you would get $9 over 6 visits. Then you divide both sides by 6 because to get to one by 6 it's 6 so when you divide both sides by 6 you would get 1.5 over 1 and all you do is add a zero because you're dealing with money
Hope this helps :)
Given
Position of particle is
i.e. distance from x axis is
Distance from y axis at
velocity is given by
Similarly acceleration is given by
Magnitude of acceleration is
From 1 and 2 we can see that
Magnitude of acceleration is proportional to distance from x axis