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Or you could write it as (x + √5)²

Just to confirm Melody's answers:

Q2.1   A.  Velocity is slope of x-t graph including sign.   Slope is most positive at P.  

Q2.2   C.  Speed is magnitude of slope of x-t graph (i.e. ignoring sign).  Slope has largest magnitude at R.

Q2.3   D.  Acceleration is slope of velocity-time graph (including sign).  Just before point S the velocity is large and negative; just after point S it is large and positive; therefore the change through S is from large negative to large positive velocities.  This change is positive and is larger at S than anywhere else.

For the middle question the answer is A.  The net force on the mass is in the positive x-direction and is constant (assuming static and moving friction are the same).  With a constant mass, this means the acceleration is constant.  

The psychologically misleading aspect of the question is that it is difficult to think in terms of acceleration; we are more inclined to see think in terms of velocity, so at first imagine the mass slowing down and then speeding up again.  It does this, of course, but we now have velocity in mind instead of acceleration.  Well, that's my excuse!!

Melody is right on the first and third questions.

Dragon, please just give them the address of "How do I type in fractions"  

It is in the sticky topics in the botton right of your screen!     

$$a(x+x)$$ in lowest terms, or can be simplified to is  $$a(2*x)$$. 

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5,778 K

Sun, Surface temperature

It is the temperature of the Sun. If you were flying to the Sun, you would be melting hot on your way to the Sun!

It is the same temperature of the Earth's inner core, scientists say.

Website calculator?

Example: 2/3

LaTeX Formula?

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Math Formula?

Example: 4/5

Calculation?

Example: 7/8

Sorry dude. I forgot to list something else...

You can go to the sticky topics section, and go where it says:

how do I type in fractions?

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You can go there directly by going to this link:

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y=(a-k)x+1 solve for x

Subtract 1 from both sides

y - 1  = (a-k)x   

Divide both sides by (a-k)

(y - 1) / (a-k)   =  x

I'll give this one a shot........

The equation for vertical the vertical motion of the projectile is given by:

y = (1/2)(-9.8m/s²)*t^2 + v₀t       where y is the vertical displacement, t is the time and v₀ is the initial vertical velocity (in this case = 0)    If we consider the top of the building to be  y = 0, then the vertical displacement = -25.3m

So we have

-25.3m = (-4.9m/s²)*t^2  divide both sides by  (-4.9m/s²)

(-25.3m) /  (-4.9m/s²) =  t^2   take the positive root of both sides

t = about 2.27 sec

I think this is correct....could you check it Alan or Melody ??

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You need to rephrase this so that it makes sense.  

Another possibility is to simply subtract 81 from both sides. This gives

x^4 - 81 = 0     factor

(x^2 + 9) (x^2 - 9) = 0

If we set both factors = to 0, the first has no real solution. By factoring again, the second gives us

(x + 3) (x - 3) = 0

And the solutions are -3 and 3

That is a great pic Kitty.   

On the web 2 calc it is called atan

arc tan is the same as inverse tan.

Hey geno, it has to be negative!      LOL

Another way to look at it is this

$$\frac{1}{3}=0.\dot3\\\\
3\times\frac{1}{3}=3\times 0.\dot3\\\\
1=0.\dot 9$$

I think in d of my little pics the acceleration is negative because the slope of the tangents are negative.

and decreasing (getting closer to 0, I suppose that is really increasing, how confusing) because the gradent of the tangents is becoming less steep with time, the curve is concave up.

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In f the acceleration is also negative but the it is increasing - becoming more negative because the gradient is getting steeper - the curve is concave down. 

Q2.2

Well it is stopped at q and s

it has positive velocity at P

It has negative velocity at R

the question asks for the greatest speed.  NOT the greatest velocity.  

so ignoring the sign is the gradient of the tangent steeper at P or R

it is steeper at R.

so the greatest speed is at R

The answer is $$x^2+2*\sqrt{5}+5$$ in lowest terms. If there is a number for $$x$$, it would be another answer.

$$e=mc^2$$

Excellent answer! Einstein style. Albert Einstein made this for energy and mass, I guess.

Since the sun is approximately a sphere and the formula for the surface area of a sphere is:

     S.A.  =  4 π r²

and since the diameter of the sun is approximately 1, 392, 000 km.

first:  find the radius of the sun

second: place that value into the formula.

The formula for the equation of a circle with center=(h,k) and radius = r is:

     (x-h)²+(y-k)² =r³

For this problem h = 0, k = 3 and r = 6:

     x² + (y-3)² = 6²

Since y = 1.5x + 3, to find the points of intersection, replace y in the circle equation with this value:

     x² + (1.5x + 3 - 3)² = 6²

    --->      x² + (1.5x)² = 36           (simplify)

     --->    x² + 2.25x² = 36 

     --->     3.25x² = 36

     --->     x² = 36 / 3.25

     --->     x = ±√(36 / 3.25)

Now, find the corresponding value for y for each of these values for x and you will have the two points of intersection.

-4b/5 > -12

Multiply both sides by 5:

-4b > -60

Divide both sides by -4 

Rule: If you multiply or divide both sides of an inequality by a negative number, you must change the direction of the inequality. However, you do not change the direction of the inequality if you add or subtract negative numbers.

b < 12