What is an algebraic expression to represent the perimeter of a rectangle with a width of x+5 and a length of 3x+10?
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See the attached diagram, it has all the information you need.
(a) If the green radii are all 1, then the orange diameters are all 2 + √2, so that the orange radii are (2 + √2)/2 = 1 + √2/2.
This is because we can join the radii of two adjacent green circles to form the sides of a square with side length equal to twice the radius - i.e. the diameter - of the green circles. The diagonal of any square occurs in a ratio to the side length of √2 to 1. Then we get the diameter of an orange circle by summing this diagonal length and two green radii, and hence the radius by dividing this by 2.
(b) We get the blue diameter in the same way. It has length (2 + √2) (1 + √2/2) = 3 + 2√2, so that the blue radius is (3 + 2√2)/2 = 3/2 + √2.
Answer:
m = - 2 is the value of m that the function y= e^mx is a solution of the differential equation, y' + 2y = 0.
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine all values of m so that the function y= e^mx is a solution of the given differential equation.
First, we will find y'.
From, y= e^mx
But,
Hence,
∴
Now, we will put the values of y' and y into the given differential equation y' + 2y =0
From the question,
and
Then, becomes
Then,
∴
Hence, m = - 2 is the value of m that the function y= e^mx is a solution of the differential equation, y' + 2y = 0.