Solve. 2+4y=y−7 y=−1/3 y=−1 y=−3 I don't know.
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Answer:
A) (5, 7π/4): (5, 15π/4) and (-5, 3π/4)
B) (−6, π/2): (−6, 5π/2) and (6, -π/2)
C) (5, −2): (5, 2π-2) and (-5, -π-2)
Step-by-step explanation:
To find pair of coordinates for (r>0), add 2π to corresponding θ. For (r<0) subtract π from given angle to find second pair of coordinate.
A) (5, 7π/4)
For (r>0)
θ = 7π/4 + 2π
θ = 15π/4
Point is (5, 15π/4)
For (r<0)
θ = 7π/4 - π
θ = 3π/4
Point is (-5, 3π/4)
As it can be seen in Fig 1
(5, 7π/4)=(5, 15π/4)=(-5, 3π/4)
B) (−6, π/2)
For (r>0)
θ = π/2 + 2π
θ = 5π/2
Point is (6, 5π/2)
For (r<0)
θ = π/2 - π
θ = -π/2
Point is (-6, -π/2)
As shown in fig 2
(-6, π/2) = (6, 5π/2) = (-6, -π/2)
C) (5, −2)
For (r>0)
θ = -2 + 2π
Point is (5, 2π-2)
For (r<0)
θ = -2 - π
Point is (-5, -π)
As shown in Fig. 3
(5, −2) = (5, 2π-2) = (-5, -π)
The recursive formula
means that, to compute the next value, you have to double the previous one and then add 5.
So, we start with 5. To get the second term, we double it and add five, so we have
Next, we will double 15 and add 5:
So, the answer is B, because it's the only option starting with 5,15,35.
Just to check, let's compute the last step:
Which confirms option B