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<span> The coordinates of point P on a coordinate grid are (−5, −6). Point P is reflected across the y-axis to obtain point Q and across the x-axis to obtain point R. What are the coordinates of points Q and R? Q(5, 6) and R(−5, −6) Q(−5, −6) and R(5, 6) Q(−5, 6) and R(5, −6) Q(5, −6) and R(−5, 6). </span><span>
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Answer:
Is that the full question?
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
x = 5/6-4y^2
Step-by-step explanation:
^ = to the power of and * = times
y = square root of 6x-5/4x
(times by the square root on either side, sorry I don't know how to word it)
y^2=6x-5/4x
(times by 4x either side)
4xy^2= 6x-5
(+5 either side)
4xy^2+5=6x
(-4xy^2 either side)
5=6x-4xy^2
(factorize)
5=x(6-4y^2)
(divide by (6-4y^2))
5/6-4y^2 = x or x = 5/6-4y^2
Tell me if this is incorrect.
we are given
now, we can find x , y and z components
Arc length calculation:
we can use formula
now, we can plug these values
now, we can simplify it
now, we can solve integral
now, we can plug bounds
and we get
so,
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