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The dot product is a technique that solves the resultant vector through the use of matrices. Since we have no coordinates, we can't use matrices. However, we can still solve the resultant vector (red line) through cosine law. The solution is as follows:
R² = 4² + (1/2)² - 2(4)(1/2)(cos π/4)
R = √13.42
R = 3.66
The resultant vector has a magnitude of 3.66.
R² = 4² + (1/2)² - 2(4)(1/2)(cos π/4)
R = √13.42
R = 3.66
The resultant vector has a magnitude of 3.66.
Short Answer f(x) down 5 units, left 2 units and right side up from g(x)
Step One
Find out what -g(x+2) is.
There are two steps to this. The first is to deal with the minus sign
(g(x)) = - x^2 + 5. Be very careful what you do next.
Put brackets around both terms on the right.
g(x) = (-x^2 + 5) Now put the minus sign in front of g(x) and another one in front of the brackets.
-g(x) = - (-x^2 + 5) Remove the brackets.
-g(x) = x^2 - 5
<em>Result</em>
So far g(x) moves down 5 units and opens upward.
Step Two
The second step is to see what the x + 2 does.
-g(x + 2) = (x + 2)^2 - 5
The final result is that the graph opens upward, moves left 2 spaces and down 5.
There is a graph enclosed to show you the key steps.
The red graph is g(x) = x^2 - 5
The blue graph is g(x+2) = (x+2)^2 - 5
Step One
Find out what -g(x+2) is.
There are two steps to this. The first is to deal with the minus sign
(g(x)) = - x^2 + 5. Be very careful what you do next.
Put brackets around both terms on the right.
g(x) = (-x^2 + 5) Now put the minus sign in front of g(x) and another one in front of the brackets.
-g(x) = - (-x^2 + 5) Remove the brackets.
-g(x) = x^2 - 5
<em>Result</em>
So far g(x) moves down 5 units and opens upward.
Step Two
The second step is to see what the x + 2 does.
-g(x + 2) = (x + 2)^2 - 5
The final result is that the graph opens upward, moves left 2 spaces and down 5.
There is a graph enclosed to show you the key steps.
The red graph is g(x) = x^2 - 5
The blue graph is g(x+2) = (x+2)^2 - 5