To find the maximum velocity you have to differentiate the function respect to r.
v = k(R - r)r^2 = kRr^2 - krr^2 = kRr^2 - kr^3
k and R are constants.
=> v' = 2kRr - 3kr^2 = kr(2R - 3r)
maximum velocity => v' = 0 => kr(2R - 3r) = 0
r = 0 or 2R - 3r = 0 => r = 2R / 3
Answer: r = 2R / 3
The answer is 2.625$ rounded up to 2.63$
Answer: 52
Step-by-step explanation:
a^2+b^2=c^2
x is the hypotenuse (c). You can find the hypotenuse by finding the opposite of the right angle
48^2+20^2=2304+400=2704
√2704=52
x=52
Answer:
The inequality for Part A: −6 °F < −2 °F
Step by step-
The reason for that us because the -2 is closer to zero on the number line
The answer to this should be B since 24/42 is 1/2