We're looking for a scalar function 
such that 
. That is,
Integrate the first equation with respect to 
:
Differentiate with respect to 
:
Integrate with respect to :
So 
is indeed conservative with the scalar potential function
where 
is an arbitrary constant.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: (6x-3y)3 or maybe not possible to do
Step-by-step explanation
multiply 3x2 and get 6. Multiply 3x3 and get 9.
Answer:
One approach to this problem is to obtain the graph for the given equation.
We need to find every intersection those functions have with the axis 'x' and 'y'
starting with g(x)
g(x=0)=0-3, first point (0,-3) it iis the crossing point with 'x' axis
g(x)=0=x-3, second point (3,0) it iis the crossing point with 'y' axis
Lets do the same for f(x)
g(x=0)=0, this leads to the first point (0,0) it iis the crossing point with 'x' axis and also, with the 'y' axis
We dont need to find any other, since always y=x
By plotting we have the attached picture
Now you can see that g(x) differs from its parent function in that is shifted 3 units to the right, and also 3 units down.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
1) 15/60 = 3/12 = 1/4
2) 8/36 = 4/23
