Answer:
33/16
Step-by-step explanation:
x = y⁴/8 + 1/(4y²), 1 ≤ y ≤ 2
dx/dy = y³/2 − 1/(2y³)
Arc length is:
s = ∫ ds
s = ∫ √(1 + (dx/dy)²) dy
s = ∫₁² √(1 + (y³/2 − 1/(2y³))²) dy
s = ∫₁² √(1 + y⁶/4 − ½ + 1/(4y⁶)) dy
s = ∫₁² √(½ + y⁶/4 + 1/(4y⁶)) dy
s = ∫₁² ½ √(2 + y⁶ + 1/y⁶) dy
s = ∫₁² ½ √(y³ + 1/y³)² dy
s = ∫₁² ½ (y³ + 1/y³) dy
s = ½ (y⁴/4 − 1/(2y²)) |₁²
s = ½ (16/4 − 1/8) − ½ (1/4 − 1/2)
s = 33/16
<span>Phil and Matt made cookies for a fundraiser at their high school. Phil worked more than Matt. Phil production was 25% more than Matt production. Matt was behind on the quantity made by Phil. The cookies sold for $0.25 each. After the sale, 20% of the combined production of their cookies remained.</span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
f(-3)=-(-3)²+7(-3)-13
=-9-21-13
=-43
Answer:
-5i and 5i cannot be roots of the equation, since they are complex.
Step-by-step explanation:
A 3-degree polynomial equation must have 3 roots, if one of its roots is a complex number, then its conjugate must also be a root of the function. The problem already stated two roots, which are reals, therefore the last root must also be real. Using this line of thought we know that -5i and 5i cannot be roots of the equation, since they're complex.
