The graph f(x)=x^5 is transformed to form a new function, g(x). Which set of transformations takes f(c) to g(x) in the correct o
rder?
- translation 2 units to right,vertical stretch by a factor 1/3, translation 1 unit up
-translation 2 units to the right, vertical stretch by a factor of 3, translation 1 unit up
-translation 2 units to the right,translation 1 unit up,vertical stretch by a factor of 1/3
-translation 2 units to the right,translation 1 unit up,vertical stretch by a factor of 3
- translation 2 units to right,vertical stretch by a factor 1/3, translation 1 unit up
-translation 2 units to the right, vertical stretch by a factor of 3, translation 1 unit up
-translation 2 units to the right,translation 1 unit up,vertical stretch by a factor of 1/3
-translation 2 units to the right,translation 1 unit up,vertical stretch by a factor of 3
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Answer:
48.8 lbs
Step-by-step explanation:
The forces can be modeled by a triangle with acute angles 20° and 26°, and obtuse angle 134° opposite a side of length 80. The larger component force will be opposite the angle 26°, and can be found using the Law of Sines:
a/sin(A) = c/sin(C)
x/sin(26°) = 80/sin(134°)
x = 80sin(26°)/sin(134°) ≈ 48.753 . . . . pounds
The larger component force is about 48.8 pounds.
