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A ladder AB of length 5 has one end A leaning against a vertical wall. The other end B rests on horizontal ground. When A is 4m above the ground, it slides down at 2m/s. How fast does B slide?
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Suppose p is an integer such that p≥0 and q is a natural number. It is also defined that p mod q is the remainder when p is divided by q. For example, 4mod4= 0, 7mod4=3, 3mod4=3.
Given that A={0,1,2,3,4} and f:A->A is defined by f(x)=3x mod5.
a)Express the function f as a set of ordered pairs.
b)Find the range of f.
c) Explain whether f^-1 exists or not and find f^-1 if it exists.
What is the 2011th digit of the number sequence 1,4,9,16,25,36,49,64,81,100,121,144.....?
A man plans on arriving by train at the station at 3:00pm and then plans to have his wife drive him home. Instead, he catches an earlier train and arrives at the station at 2.00pm. He decides to walk toward home and is picked up by his punctual wife en route. They arrive home twenty minutes earlier than planned. How long did he walk?
Using the numbers 5,6,7,8,9, each once, make a 3 digit number and a 2 digit number that gives a quotient with no remainder. Find 2 pairs, one that gives the biggest quotient and one that gives the lowest quotient.
Is there a analytical way of solving this, or is it just trial and error.
Is this correct?
How do you simplify
why is there an error?
angle ATE = angle TEC (alt angle )
angle ATE = angle ART (alt segment theorem)
angle ART = angle EDT = angle CDT (angle subtended by the same chord)
hence angle TEC = angle EDT
angle TEC = angle TRD (angle subtended by the same chord)
angle EDT = angle ERT (angle subtended by the same chord)
angle TRD = angle TRM, angle ERT = angle ART
hence angle ART = angle TRM
Hi bob bundy;
for (iii), you are proving that ECT is similar to RCD by intercepting chords theorem right?
Given RD=2MD, 3RE=2RA and ED is parallel to AM,
Showing your reasons clearly,
i) Prove that ΔATE is similar to ΔART
ii) Find area of ΔATE / area of ΔART
iii) Show that ½ RT²= TM x AT
iv) Show that 3AT²=4RD²
e^(lnx) = x
Thanks soroban!
T>0, 0<x<1200.
How do I find the minimum value of T ?
oh. i cant take out unknown... how coicidental. thanks for the help
why is it wrong to take out cot²x ?
this makes sense to me but i cannot get the negative sign. is there something wrong?
what if i am not familiar with d cotx /dx = -csc(x)² ?
substitution is the only way?
i was taught to increase the power by 1 and divide by the power+ 1.
can this apply to trig functions too?
why 86?
any idea what's the 6th term for 49,54,41,66,25, ___
and if possible the nth term.
Is it possible to integrate from here?
How do you integrate trig functions with fractions??? eg. cosecx or secx
sorry here's the diagram
OABC is a parallelogram. Line AB is produced to the point D such that AB:BD= 3:2
E is a point on BC such that BE:BC=2:5
OA=p, AB=q
Express in terms of p and/or q,
a) CE
b) OE
c) AD
d) OD
e) Show that OED is a straight line
f) Find OE:ED
g) The point P lies on AC produced and AP=kAC.
Show that OP=
How to do part g)?