Hey I need help anyone willing to help me please . Need help on 3 and 4
1 answer:
Answer:
Please see the attached images for full solution.
For question 3, the equation could have also been 3x°= 90°. However, I used ∠ sum of △ since I didnt want to assume that ∠ABC is a right angle.
Likewise for Q4, the polygon looks like a trapezium which means that the 2 horizontal lines are parallel and one could conclude that (3x +3)° +(2x +2)°= 180° (int. ∠s). But since it wasn't clearly indicated that they are parallel, I used the sum of interior angles to find x instead.
You might be interested in
Consider the attached figure (note that the axis are not in a 1:1 scale).
We want the (finite) area between the two parabolas, where is the green one, and
is the red one.
We need the following result: given a function f, the integral
returns the area between the function and the x axis.
So, if we subtract the area below the green function between points A and B from the area below the red function between points A and B, we have exactly the area between the two. So, we need the x coordinates of points A and B.
Since they are the points of interception between the two parabolas, we can compute them by solving the equation
So, we need
The primitive of this function is
And we need to compute it at the two endpoints: the area is given by
