For a linear function, you want it in y= mx + b form
They give you the slope your x, and when they say f(7)=1 that's like saying when x=7, y=1, or the ordered pair (7,1). To make it in y=mx+b, you can plug these coordinates in to solve for b. So, 1=7(7)+b, after you plug in slope and your point. Do math, 1=49+b, b=-48
That's how I think it's done
For the answer to the question above, <span>
5x3 (the hundreds digit)= 15
so 3+x+y=15. 15-3=12. x+y=12.
No even number + odd number can be = 12, so both digits must be odd.
That leaves us with 3+3+z=15, 3+3+x =15 and 3+5+y= 15. 3+1+9 (highest odd digit)= 13 so that is wrong.
3+3+9= 15, but there is a double digit, so wrong again. 3+5+7=15. 357 is the answer.</span>
Answer:
A ) Not orthogonal to each other
B) 50i + 40j + 105k
C) The tensor product is attached below
D ) The value of X = F.X is attached below
Step-by-step explanation:
attached below is the detailed solution of the above problem
A) for the vectors ( u ) and ( v ) to be orthogonal to each other [ U.V has to be = 0 ] but in this scenario U.V = 4 hence they are not orthogonal to each other
b) The vector normal to plane is gotten by : U x V
= 50i + 40j + 105k
Yes, the student's theory is correct, because the survey shows that the seventh graders spend more time playing games on the weekend than the eighth graders.
