Homework Statement
if a proton and a electron put in a gravitational field, what is their ratio compare to one another?
Homework Equations
fg= GMm/r^2
mass of a proton = 1.67 x 10^-27 kg
mass of a electron= 9.11 x 10^-31 kg
The Attempt at a Solution
i tried to divided them out, i...
Homework Statement
use the definition of derivative to find the derivative of tan(x)
Homework Equations
Tan(x)= sinx/cosx
The Attempt at a Solution
i used sinx/cosx, and then use quotient rule, not sure if it is call "definition of derivative"so, is there anyway i can use...
Homework Statement
a projectile is launched from level ground at some angle to the horinzontal. Which of the following must be zero for a projectile to achieve maximum range?
vx, vy, delta dx, delta dy or a
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
i thought to achieve maximum...
Homework Statement
if p(x)= f(x^3), find P'(1)
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
can i do the derivative of x^3 is 2x^2, then substitute to get f(2x^2)?, then substitute 1 for x?
Homework Statement
lim (x→pi)〖sin(x-pi)/(x-pi)〗
Homework Equations
i don't know if we should use trig identity
sin(a-b)= sinA cos B- CosA sin B
The Attempt at a Solution
i use identities to solve that, i did not get the answer. i tried to multiply by conjugate, did not work also.
Domain is all the possible values that X could be
Range is all the possible values that Y could be
example: determine the domain and range of y= x^2
when u sketched the graph, you can see x could be anything, it keeps going forever there for D( -infinity, +infinity)
for y, however...
think about how 5 people sit in a row. in circular shape, we can't exactly know the start point. So we Freeze one person and all other 4 people rotates, so you are actually in a right directions
in the graph 2^x, doesn't matter what value for x, y NEVER can be zero or negative, because this is exponential relation. try x=-100000000, y is extremely small but can never be zero. The asymptote for that graph is y=0, where y can never approach value closer to zero.
are u sure you have to find a cofficient contain x^n?
because u should have a specific value for n, so that you could find the cofficient infront of it, or you should at least have which term you are looking for.
first you need to find side c using cosine law c2=a2 +b2=2abcosC
then use sine law to find angle A, cause the higher angle, the longer the side, since side A is the shortest, which means angle A is the smallest.
sin2A = SinA
2SinAcosA = SinA
2SinAcosA - SinA = 0
SinA (2CosA-1)= 0
sinA = 0 2CosA-1=0
A= 0,180,360 A= 60, 300
i didn't check this, i just did this real quick, if i was wrong sorry, but i think i did it right
Hope that helps