I need help finding the x intercepts as well as the y intercept.Thankyou for your time.-You can find the y-intercept by setting x equal to zero.
r(0) = -2/3(0)^3 + (0)^2
r(0) = 0
So, the y-intercept
Please integrate step by step using the partial fractions method:
INT (((1+x)^2)/((x)(1+x^(2)))) dx
Thank you in advance.-There is no need to use substitution for this integral as the above answerer
Justin wants to earn at least $6.50 per hour and knows the most his company will pay is $9.25 per hour. Represent his possible pay rate in an inequality.-Let x = acceptable pay rate.
6.50 ≤ x ≤ 9.25
Please help :(-What restricts the domain? The fact that the argument of ln has to be positive. So there are two restrictions x has to satisfy.
x + 4 > 0
8 - 5x > 0
Work out the set of x satisfying b
Find the constant a so that the graph of y=1/(ax+2) has tangent
y=4y+3x-2=0 at the point (0,1/2)
Please show work.
Thanks in advance!-y = 4y + 3x - 2 = 0
y = (2 - 3x)/4 -->m = -3/4
y = -a/(ax + 2)
ln x / x^12
find f(1).-To make this easier to differentiate, re-write f(x) as a product with a negative exponent of x to get:
f(x) = ln(x)*x^(-12).
Using the Product Rule:
f(x) = (1/x)x^(-12) + ln(
How do I find the equation of a line joining two points A=(1,2,3) B=(-1,2,5) :
a) In vector form
b) in symmetric scalar form
c) in parametric form
I think the text book I am using has different termi
Dear Readers,
A couple of months before, I rented a house, where there is only one regular electricity meter installed. There is also a family in the upper portion who installed a secondary meter. Th
Sin[x]^2
=
1/2 (1 - Cos[2 x])
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Cos[x]^2
1/2 (1 + Cos[2 x])-1
(sin(x))^2 + (cos(x))^2 = 1
(im taking and as plus, like when people say what is one and one, they mean on
Find the inverse laplace transform of the given function:
F(s)= (3e^-6s)/(s^2-9)
uc(t) denotes the heaviside function, which is 0 for t=c
a.u6(t)sinh3(t-6)
b.sinh((t-6)/3)
c.u6(t)cos((t-3)/6)
d.u6((t