Work is force times distance. Note that the only work done here is in the direction opposed to gravity, or if you prefer the change in height times the weight...
W=3sin20(8*9.8)
W≈80.44 J
Answer:
First blanks: 36 and 36
Second blanks: -7 or 7
Step-by-step explanation:
Simplify (x+6)^2 and you get x^2+12x+36. 36 is what’s missing in that blank, and it needs to be added to both sides. Next, the second set of blanks is what you get when you take the square root of both sides of the equation. Sqrt((x+6)^2)=x+6. Sqrt(49)= -7 or 7. So you have to put 7 and -7 in the second set of blanks.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
y-5=3(x+2)
y-5=3x+6
y-5-6=3x+6-6
y-1=3x
Just graph it... Firstly though, do you know what a function is?
Google linear function, parabolic function, exponential function etc. to get familiar with what a function looks like.
Firstly, no function that I know has
(4, 5) and (4, -4) where there are two y coordinates for 1 x coordinate.
It is not linear, parabolic, or exponential, it could be some other type of function. But assuming you're in high school i'd say its safe to bet the answer is FALSE.
