Answer:
a) clockwise sense
b) x² + y² = 1
c) y ∈ [0,1]
Step-by-step explanation:
a) x = cos (t) y = -sin (t)
for t ∈ [ 0 , 2π ]
for t = 0 point P is x = cos (0) = 1 y = -sin (0) y = 0
The point is on the x axis
Now let´s see what happens for t = π/4
x = cos (π/4) x = √2/2 and y = - sin (π/4) y = - √2/2
Note π/4 is 45°
The coordinates of the new point P ´(t = π/4) are in the fourth quadrant
that means the point is moving clockwise sense.
b) x = cos(t)
y = -sin(t)
Squaring on both sides of each equation we get:
x² = cos²t
y² = sin²(t)
Adding side by side
x² + y² = cos²t + sin²t
x² + y² = 1
Values for y are y ( 0 , 1)
The maximum height that the pendulum can reach will be 45 meters.
<h3>How to calculate the height?</h3>
It should be noted that the total energy at A should be equal to the total energy at B.
Therefore, this will be calculated thus:
1/2(14)² + 10(35) = 1/2(0)² + mgH
98 + 350 = 10H
448 = 10H
H = 448/10
H = 44.8 meters
H = 45 meters approximately
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The answer is b
The way I do it is the area of the front back times 2 which is 2x4x2=16
Then top and bottom times 2 which is 4x8x2=64
Then left and right which is 2x8x2=32 then you add them all together so 16+64+32=112
Hope this helped :)
To graph a linear equation, you use y=mx+b. To graph a quadratic equation you use y=ax^2 + bx + c. You cannot use the same strategy to graph a quadratic equation, as in order to graph a quadratic equation, you would execute it differently. The idea is the same however, to plug numbers into the equation to find your coordinates.
