The population of a city (in millions) at time t (in years) is P(t)= 2.2 e^{0.008 t}, where t=0 is the year 2000.
When will the population double from its size at t=0?
first correct answer gets bes
It seems that Ive been recently acquainted with the more difficult parts of Trigonometry. T_T Please help me out?
If x = 10 m, BC = 80 m, α = 10°, what is β?
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The pet store has dog bones that sell for $3.50 a pound and pig ears that sell for $2.00 a pound. Write an equation that represents how much of each type of dog treat can be bough with $9.-3.5x+2y = 9
Alright, Im in AP Stats, and tomorrow we have a test on z-scores, distribution, density curves, normal curves, and percentiles, etc. etc
What I dont get is, how is a normal curve laid out? like I don
Find the directional derivative of f(x,y) = sin(x+2y) at the point (-3, 2) in the direction theta = pi/6.
So: gradient f =
gradient f(-3,2) =
What I am stuck on is the theta. I need to find the
the equation: summation sign (upper limit:infinity, lower limit: n=1)1/n^2=1/1 + 1/4 + 1/9 + 1/16 + 1/25...=pi^2/6was established by euler.
a) use this formula to evaluate the sum of the even terms,
you have received a few used parts from a dealer. many have components missing. what is the average number of components missing? given the following table...
components missing: Number of parts
0: 3
I know how to convert angles from 0-180 from degrees to radians (pi/2, pi... etc) but I do not know how to convert angles bigger than 180. Examples are 225 degrees, 450 degrees and -225 degrees. Can s
Solving for x
x/a+b=c-to solve for x you want to get x by its self on one side.
so:x/a + b = csubtract b from both sides
x/a = c - bmultiply a to both sides
x = (c - b)aanswer
hope you can follow
Consider r(x) = (2x-7) / (4x-6)
a)Find and simplify: r(r(x))
b) Find and simplify: r^-1(x)
c) Verify that r(r(x)) = r^-1(x)
Please help me. I am really stuck and I cant find help any other way. Pleas
Locate the corners of an equilateral triangle if the difference of the corners 15 degrees is.
There are two answers: 50 degrees, 65 degrees, 65 degrees
and: 55 degrees, 55 degrees, 70 degrees
Both a
(√ 12*√ 3)^2=-There is a radical rule you should apply here that will make this easy. Whenever you have product to a power you can distribute that power to each factor.
example:
(xy)^2 = x^2y^2
with