You would not subtract 2 from 6 because they are not like terms that you can combine - one of them contains a variable.
You would solve this equation like so:
6z - 2 = 0 The given equation
6z = 2 Add 2 to both sides
z = 1/3 Divide both sides by 6
Answer:
z = 1/3
Hope this helps.
Where is the cubic figure? But just to let you know for future reference there are calculators for that all you have to do is put in the dimensions! ;)
t = 2 → A true
given I = PRT
to find T , divide both sides by PR
note that R = 6% =
= 0.06
T =
= 42/( 350 × 0.06 ) = 2
Answer:
s(2) = 7.75
Step-by-step explanation:
given the velocity v(t) = t^3
we can find the position s(t) by simply integrating v(t) and using the boundary conditions s(1)=2

we know throught s(1) = 2, that at t=1, s =2. we can use this to find the value of the constant c.

Now we can use this value of t to formulate the position function s(t):

this is the position at time t.
to find the position at t=2



the position of the particle at time, t =2 is s(2) = 7.75