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Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply those together and combine like terms. Then make sure you order the terms in descending powers.
5. Find the coordinates of G if F(-1,2) is the midpoint of GJ and J has coordinates (-5,9).
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Answer: vector equation r = (7+3t)i + (4+2t)j + (5 - 5t)k
parametric equations: x = 7 + 3t; y = 4 + 2t; z = 5 - 5t
Step-by-step explanation: The vector equation is a line of the form:
r = + t.v
where
is the position vector;
v is the vector;
For point (7,4,5):
= 7i + 4j + 5k
Then, the equation is:
r = 7i + 4j + 5k + t(3i + 2j - k)
<u><em>r = (7 + 3t)</em></u><u><em>i</em></u><u><em> + (4 + 2t)</em></u><u><em>j </em></u><u><em>+ (5 - 5t)</em></u><u><em>k</em></u>
The parametric equations of the line are of the form:
x = + at
y = + bt
z = + ct
So, the parametric equations are:
<em><u>x = 7 + 3t</u></em>
<em><u>y = 4 + 2t</u></em>
<em><u>z = 5 - 5t</u></em>
Answer:
c) parabola and circle: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 times
d) parabola and hyperbola: 1, 2, 3 times
Step-by-step explanation:
c. A parabola can miss a circle, be tangent to it in 1 or 2 places, intersect it 2 places and be tangent at a 3rd, or intersect in 4 places.
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d. A parabola must intersect a hyperbola in at least one place, but cannot intersect in more than 3 places. If the parabola is tangent to the hyperbola, the number of intersections will be 2.
If the parabola or the hyperbola are "off-axis", then the number of intersections may be 0 or 4 as well. Those cases seem to be excluded in this problem statement.
