Answer:
d
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula
in solving the integral of the infinity of 3 is ∫3<span>∞?</span>(1<span>)÷((</span>x−2<span><span>)<span><span>(3/</span><span>2)</span></span></span>)</span><span>dx</span>
Substitute the numbers given
then solve
limn→inf∫3n(1/((n−2)(3/2))dn
limn→inf[−2/(n−2−−−−−√)−(−2/3−2−−−−√)
=0+2=2
Solve for the integral of 2 when 2 is approximate to 0.
Transpose 2 from the other side to make it -2
∫∞3(x−2)−3/2dx=(x−2)−1/2−1/2+C
(x−2)−1/2=1x−2−−−−√
0−(3−2)−1/2−1/2=2
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Answer:
A x, y
Step-by-step explanation:
Hopefully this helps
R(s + t) = st
Rs + Rt = st
Rs - st = -Rt
s ( R - t) = -Rt
*s = - Rt / (R - t) Multiply through by -1 on the right.
*s = Rt / (t - R) Put in the brackets in your answer. What you have been writing means
s = Rt/r - R you need the brackets. The stars mean that either could be an answer. I think your problem could be the brackets. Now I'm reasonably certain this is correct.