0.285714 to a fraction
1 answer:
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First, illustrate the problem into a diagram like the one shown in the attached picture. The component vectors are shown in red (y-component) and blue (x-component). Since this is a right triangle, let's apply the trigonometric functions of sine and cos.
y-component, vy:
sin (π/3) = vy/8
vy = 6.928
x-component, vx:
cos (π/3) = vx/8
vx = 4
y-component, vy:
sin (π/3) = vy/8
vy = 6.928
x-component, vx:
cos (π/3) = vx/8
vx = 4
Answer:
Option A is correct
The function has real zeroes at x =-10 and x =-6
Explanation:
Given: The real zeroes or roots are x = -10, and x = -6
To find the quadratic function of degree 2.
where α,β are real roots. ....[1]
Here, α= -10 and β= -6
Sum of the roots:
α+β = -10+(-6) = -10-6 = -16
Product of the roots:
αβ = (-10)(-6)= 60
Substitute these value in equation [1] we have;
Therefore, the quadratic function for the real roots at x =-10 and x =-6 ;