How to find the inverse of the function e^sqrt(x)?
the answer is (lnx)^2
is there a way to find it on the gdc ?-x = e^(sqrt y) ---> sqrt y = ln x ---> y = (ln x)^2-O.O I think my brain just leaked ou
What is the integration of (x+(1/sqrt(x)) ) ^2?-Ans: (x+1/sqrt(x) ) ^2 = x^2 + 2sqrt(x) + 1/xhence the integral is = (x^3)/3 + 4/3(x^(3/2)) + ln(x) + c-Its easiest to just expand:
= x^2 + 2sqrtx + 1/
It was a longer question but one part involved me differentiating: -2xy.
I took this to be -2x(dy/dx) -2y, but the mark-scheme says its -2x(dy/dx) + 2y. Why is it +2y??-x^3 − 2xy − 4x + y^3 − 51 = 0
I did a past paper and got part b of question 2 wrong. Here is the link to the paper:
http://www.carlgauss.co.uk/PDFs/A-Level%…
I found the answer to 2a to be pi/12
Heres the mark scheme if that helps
Please write the steps out. The answer should be -√3 right?-Put z = θ–π/3 and let L = lim [θ→π/3] {2cos(θ)−1}/(θ–π/3)
2cos(θ) – 1 = 2cos(z)cos(π/3) – 2sin(z)sin(π/3) − 1
= cos(z) − 1 − √3.sin(z) =
Jane filled her beaker with 40ml of a 75% solution of hydrochloric acid. Her chemistry teacher pointed out that she should have 40 ml of a 50% hydrochloric acid solution. Jane drains x ml from her bea
Determine the equation of the Parabola with the following:
The x-intercepts are -4 and 3, and the curve passes through the point (2,7)
Could you also explain how you got this? Thanks!-The x-intercep
1)Find the domain and range of:
a) g(x)=I2x-3I-3
b) h(x)=3x+2/x-1
c) f(x)=x^4-4
Answer
a)domain=all real numbers
range= all real numbersb)domain=(negative infinity,1)u(1, positive infinity)
range=(neg
1. What is the product of 4 square root of 6k * 3k square root of 3
2. What is the product ofsquare root of t (8-3) square root of 5
3.What is the product ofsquare root of 3 (2b square root of 49
Amanda, Bryce, and Corey enter a race in which they have to run, swim, and cycle over a marked course. Their average speeds are given in the table. Corey finishes first with a total time of 1 hr 41 mi
well, my mum and I have been arguing about this matter. SO - can -5 be considered the square root of 25? -5^2 = 25
please answer quickly!-You and your mom are BOTH right!
You can say that 5 is a squ
This may not be all that helpful, but you must prove the 10 axioms of a vector space using what you are given.
1. For all x,ycontained in V, then x + y is contained in V. (closure under addition)
2.
Could anyone please help me with the following two problems?
1). f(x)=1/(1+x^3), determine f^100(0) (The 100th derivative at x=0.)
2). Find using Taylors formula lim(x→0)(sinx-x)/(x(1-cosx))
Thanks