Write each percent as a mixed number or fraction in simplest form: 225%, 550%, 300%, 800%, 0.8%, 0.6%, 0,45%, 0.02%
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Answer:
Attachment 1 : 5x + 6y = 5, Attachment 2 : 4cotθcscθ
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that we have three key points in solving these types of problems,
• x = r cos(θ)
• y = r sin(θ)
• x² + y² = r²
a ) For this first problem we need not apply the third equation.
( Multiply either side by 5 cos(θ) + 6 sin(θ) )
r ( 5 cos(θ) + 6 sin(θ) ) = 5,
( Distribute r )
5r cos(θ) + 6r sin(θ) = 5
( Substitute )
5x + 6y = 5 - the correct solution is option c
b ) We know that y² = 4x ⇒
r²sin²(θ) = 4r cos(θ),
r = 4cos(θ) / sin²(θ) = 4 cot(θ) csc(θ) = 4cotθcscθ - again the correct solution is option c
Answer:
The ball will reach the same height of 10 meters after 100 meters.
Part A)
100 meters.
Part B)
10 meters.
Step-by-step explanation:
The golf-ball hit by the Seven-Iron is modeled by the equation:
And the ball hit by the Nine-Iron is modeled by the equation:
Where <em>h</em> is the height of the ball after <em>d</em> meters.
When they are at the same height, the two equations will equal each other.
Graphically, this is where the two graphs will intersect.
To solve this using a Ti-84, you can follow these steps (I'm using the Ti-84 Plus Silver Edition):
1) Using [Y=], write and then [GRAPH] the two equations.
2) Press [ZOOM] and [ZOOM OUT] until you can see both graphs clearly.
3) To find the intersection point, press [2ND] and then [CALC] (above [TRACE]).
4) Choose [5) Intersect].
5) Using the arrow keys, click on one graph to choose it as your first curve and the other to choose it as your second curve. (In this case, it doesn't matter which one is which.)
6) When it asks you to guess, put the cursor to as close to the intersection point as possible. Ignore the intersection at the origin point.
7) Press [ENTER], and it should give you your solution.
Therefore, the intersection point (not counting (0,0)) is at (100, 10).
Therefore, the ball will reach the same height of 10 meters after 100 meters.