Answer:
B) -3.464
Step-by-step explanation:
∫₀³ g'(x) cos²(2g(x) + 1) dx
Using u substitution:
u = 2g(x) + 1
du = 2g'(x) dx
½ du = g'(x) dx
When x = 0, u = 11.
When x = 3, u = -3.
½ ∫₁₁⁻³ cos²(u) du
You can use a calculator to solve this, or you can evaluate algebraically.
Use power reduction formula:
½ ∫ (½ + ½ cos(2u)) du
¼ ∫ du + ¼ ∫ cos(2u) du
¼ ∫ du + ⅛ ∫ 2 cos(2u) du
¼ u + ⅛ sin(2u) + C
Evaluating from u = 11 to u = -3:
[¼ (-3) + ⅛ sin(-6) + C] − [¼ (11) + ⅛ sin(22) + C]
-⁷/₂ + ⅛ sin(-6) − ⅛ sin(22)
−3.464
So the plane of Olivia travels from west to east with an elevation of 6.3 km. To summarize everything and to get the speed of the plane, I used the Angle Side Angle Triangle Theorem and also the law of sine and the formula would be the following:
First is to get the distance traveled by the plane within the range of 3 minutes. To get that distance you must get the following variable.
total distance = distance travel from west to Todds position + distance traveled from Todds position to the reach of the elevation
Dt = D1 + D2
first is getting the D1
D1 = sin41 (6.3) / sin 49
(by following the law of sine and the angles is based on the triangle)
D1 = 5.477 km
then get D2,
D2 = 6.3 sin 65 / sin 25
D2 = 13.510
After that get the total distance
Dt = D1 + D2
Dt = 18.987 km
To get the speed of the plane, you must divide the distance to the time (in minutes) then multiply it by 60 to make it as an hour.
Speed = 18.987 /3 * 60 = 379.74 km/hr
Answer:
46.08
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to make your percentage a decimal, which 60% will be .60 and 20% will be .20. you then multiply your initial number which is 36 by .60 and add that on because youre adding 60%. After that you will multiply that given number by .20 and you subtract what that product is from your last product you received (36x.60) which if im not mistaken will give you $46.08.
Answer:
The possibility that John And sue both miss their shots = 0.39
Step-by-step explanation:
John makes 35% of his free throw shots = 0.35
The probability of John missing his shot = 0.65
Sue makes 40% of her free throw shot = 0.4
The probability of Sue missing his shot = 0.6
The possibility that John And sue both miss their shots = 0.65 (0.6)
= 0.39
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
