You are enclosing a garden with prefabricated fencing you salvaged from a landfill. You found 20 pieces of fence that are each 1 meter long. What is the maximum rectangular area you can enclose with t
I got this question wrong on my math test and I need to do test corrections and show the correct way on how to solve this problem but im soooooo confused!!
Heres the question:
17 - 6a - 22 - 4a =
A.
Please help with this one question? I honestly suck at inverses and dont even know where to start.
Show work too so I can learn for the test! Thanks so much.
1.The rate at which
crickets chirp is a f
I cant quite seem to get it right!
Find an equation of the tangent line to the curve at the point (1, 1/e)
y = x^4e^−x-does y = x⁴ e^-x?if yes then do the following:
find the derivative of y, get
4X+3=-3+2X+14
So, combine terms, no? 4X+3=11+2X. Is this right so far? After this I am a little lost. I forget sometimes, if I have to add or subtract each side after this. I am not sure if its going
Please help walk me through this problem! Thanks so much!
The first and last terms of summation are 8 and 1/512, respectively and the common ratio
between each term is 1/4 .-F(X) = 8/(4^X) for X = 0
Please Perform the indicated division by synthetic division(the answer is not 4x+ 4 remainder 23x -4)
4x^3-8x^2+11x-4/x^2-3x
The problem asks me to divide the two polynomials NOT by factoring, please
I took Algebra 1 in 8, 9, & in summer school ( i failed )! Now im in 10th grade in Algebra 1.
I dont get it.... i get nothing :(. I was actually understanding some of it until we got our teacher cha
Find the (X,y) pair for the value of the parameter.
X= 3t and y=t^2+5 for t=2
Please give me the answer and explain how you found it. Be very detailed. Thanks.-t = 2
x = 3t
x = 3 * 2
x = 6
y =
is the limit exists?-The numearator is the difference of two cubes (I am assuming that you made a typo)
lim(x → 3) (x – 3)(x² + 3x + 9)/(x – 3) = lim(x → 3) (x² + 3x + 9 = 9 + 9 + 9 = 27-((x + 9) (x-
5) What is the density of an unknown metal that has a mass of 158 g and a volume of 20 ml?
Easy 10 points for best answer!-Density = mass / volume
Mass = 158 g
Divide by 1000 to change to kg.
158 ÷
ok here is how my question is worded exactly. At the start of my trip i have 1 3/10 litre of petrol. At the end i have used 7/15 of a litre of petrol. How much petrol do i have left ? if anyone could
lim x to 6, (1/x-1/6)/(x-6)
how do I do this?? thank you
and if you can show me the steps, I will really appreciate that!-Use lHopitals Rule
(1/x-1/6)/(x-6) = (6-x)/[6x(x-6)]
f(x) = 6-x
g(x) = 6x(x-6