How can we mathematically express Newton's law of gravity? (In the following, F is the force of Gravity, G is a constant; m and
M are the masses or two bodies (such as the Earth and the Sun); and r is the distance between the centers of mass of the two bodies.)
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Answer:
d. √(1/(x+1))
Step-by-step explanation:
Just as operations can be performed on numbers and variables, so can operations be performed on functions. Here, you're asked to simplify the ratio of two functions.
At this point, you're supposed to know the factoring of the difference of squares: