P = 2(L + W)
P = 14
W = L - 5
14 = 2(L + L - 5)
14 = 2(2L - 5)
14 = 4L - 10
14 + 10 = 4L
24 = 4L
24/4 = L
6 = L.......the length is 6 inches
W = L - 5
W = 6 - 5
W = 1 <=== the width is 1 inch
No, we cannot say <span>that there is no object with an order of rotational symmetry as 0.
For example:
</span><span>What do you think the rotational symmetry order of an alphabet "A" is?</span><span>
</span><span>The alphabet "A" has got rotational symmetry of order 1, which means </span>NO rotational symmetry is there for letter "A" because we can't rotate it.
Answer:
Rational number, Integer, Real number
#1
<span>If <-3a,4kb> is parallel to <7a+b>,
then the coefficients of corresponding components are proportional, meaning
-3/7 = 4k/1.
Solve for k to get k=
-3/(28).
</span>
#2
It would be a similar problem to the previous. We can equate the given vector to the direction vector,<1/2,p>=<-3q,2>To find p and q, we equate coefficients in each component direction,1/2=-3q => q=-1/6p=2resulting in <1/2, 2>.
Next step is to reduce the vector to a unit vector.We know that for any given vector <a,b>, its unit vector is (a/sqrt(a^2+b^2), b/sqrt(a^2+b^2)) [similar to pythagoras).
First calculate sqrt((1/2)^2+2^2)=sqrt(1/4+4)sqrt(17/4)=sqrt(17)/2
Unit vector required,<1/2,2>/(sqrt(17)/2)=<1/2,2>*2/sqrt(17)>=
<1/sqrt(17),4/sqrt(17)>Check: magnitude of vector = (1/sqrt(17))^2+(4/sqrt(17))^2=1/17+16/17=1 ok
Answer:
the answer is x = 4 + √13 or x = 4 − √13
