12 - ( -5x^2 +x - 7 how do i answer this? thank you! algebra 1-The only thing we can do is to put out the parenthesis: As it is multiplied by -1... we must change the signals of the terms inside the p
Which ordered pair represents F(3) = -5
a) (-3,5)
b) (-5,3)
c) (5,-3)
d) (3,-5)-D, because since in a function, you have F(x) equaling something, whatevers in the parentheses is the x value, and the n
x+y=2
x-y=6 ...... y= ????
What does y equal?-x + y = 2
x - y = 6
Get x alone
x + y = 2
__-y = -y
x = 2 - y
x - y = 6
_+y = +y
x = 6 + y
Make the xs equal each other
2 - y = 6 + y
__-y = __-y2 -
Because I just solved (2x+5)/x^2 and a derivative calculator is telling me the answer is -2(x-5) / x^3. Why didnt I have to chain on the derivative of the numerator?-The derivative calculator is wrong
How would I solve this? How many liters of 20% alcohol solution should be added to 40 liters of a 50% alcohol solution to make 30% solution?-x = liters 30% solution
40(.5) + x(.2) = (40+x)(.3)
20 + 0.
So Im trying to find the 3rd derivative of f(x), these are the steps Ive taken trying to differentiate it in the summation form:
f (x)=∑(n=2 to ∞) (-1)^n*(x-π)^(n-1)/n
f (x)=∑(n=3 to ∞) (-1)^n*(n-1)
1. The equation of a hyperbola is shown. http://www.photoshop.com/users/goofballlsillygirl/assets/fd5f43084c51476b9470e94355ec40d6
What are the lengths of the transverse and conjugate axes?
(Points :
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---π r^2(3r)= π r^3 3
π=3.14=pi
r=radius
Try to show me what you multiply.-1/3 * pi * r^2 *(3*r) can be expressed as 1/3 * 3 * pi * r^2 * r which can then be written as pi*r^3
Can you answer these for me please? If you would, you would be a Life saver!!! :3 (There are exponents, the numbers outside of the parenthesis are them)
(g-12)2
(4x+2)2
(4x-2)2
(3-5x)2
(t+8)(t-8)
(c-d
why, from this set of numbers:
tn 1, 4, 9, 16
n1, 2, 3, 4
that we use that formula? I know how to find the nth term (just plug in), I just dont understand how someone would know the right strategy (
Hi!I am reviewing for my calculus placement test, and in the review book, the one question says:
1. If x is an angle between pi/2 and pi, and sin x =3/5, what is cos x?
note* - x is actually pthata,
http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=http:…-Pi is an irrational number while i is an imaginary (non-real) number. :)-Pi (the one like this: TT) is an irrational number(not a whole number, decimal, fract