f(x) = 5x²
f(10) = 5(10)² = 5(100) = 500
f'(x) = 10x
f'(10) = 10(10) = 100
Now, find the line that passes through (10, 500) and has a slope of 100
y - y₁ = m(x - x₁)
y - 500 = 100(x - 10)
y - 500 = 100x - 1000
y = 100x - 500
Assuming that there are N lanes and runners are running in the middle of each lane,
width of each lane = (1/N) [m]turning of first lane = π×(R+(1/N)×(1/2))
turning of second lane = π×(R+((1/N)×(1/2))+(1/N))
you can get the difference in turning lane simply by subtracting turning of first lane from turning of second lane.
If i worked the problem correctly, it should be π×(1/N) meter difference between each lane
If u divide the area by length then u will get the width as x+4
Answer:
the red polygon in quadrant II
Step-by-step explanation:
It makes the most sense polygon 4 is not the answer because if we reflected it would be upside down, try to image a mirror in front of polygon 1 it would reflect to polygon 2 make the answer quadrant II.
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