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When the polynomial P(x) = 6x3 + kx2 + x − 2 is divided by x + 2, the remainder is 0. Which of the following is also a factor of P(x)?

A:3x-1

B:3x+1

C:2x-1

D:x-1

If x+2 is a factor then f(-2)=0

so

\(P(2) = 6*(-2)^3 + k*(-2)^2 + (-2)− 2=0\\ 6*-8 + 4k-4=0\\ 4k=52\\ k=13\\ so\\ p(x)=6x^3+13x^2+x-2\)

If 3x-1 is a factor then x=1/3  will be a zero I can check this with the calcuator

6*(1/3)^3+13*(1/3)^2+(1/3)-2 = 0    So  (3x-1) IS a factor

If 3x+1 is a facor then  f(-1/3) = 0

6*(-1/3)^3+13*(-1/3)^2+(-1/3)-2 = -1.1111111111111111    No 3x+1 is not a factor

If 2x-1 is a factor then f(1/2)=0

6*(1/2)^3+13*(1/2)^2+(1/2)-2 = 2.5    No 2x-1 is not a factor

If x-1 is a factor then f(1)=0

6*(1)^3+13*(1)^2+(1)-2 = 18     No that isn't a factor either     

I have determined this without any algebraic division.   

having trouble solving this, If anyone could even give me a tip to get started.

What I don't understand is,

Q1 how do you get the v^2 into an ode? how do I get rid of the square? If i derive it, I'll loose the drag coefficient d and thus can't solve Q2. If I was to then get v on it's own into an ODE. I'm not sure how to find d as i'll still have m as an unknown.

Q5 How do I find the spring stiffness k as I have the other unknowns of c and m.

Any help will be very greatly appreciated!

When the polynomial P(x) = 6x³ + kx² + x − 2 is divided by x + 2, the remainder is 0.

Which of the following is also a factor of P(x)?

A:3x-1

B:3x+1

C:2x-1

D:x-1

polynomial long division:

\(6x^3 + kx^2 + x - 2 : x + 2 = 6x^2+kx - 12x -2k+25 + \underbrace{\dfrac{4k-52}{x+2}}_{=0} \\ 6x^3 + kx^2 + x - 2 : x + 2 = 6x^2+kx - 12x -2k+25 + 0 \)

remainder is 0:

\(\begin{array}{|rcll|} \hline \dfrac{4k-52}{x+2} &=& 0 \\ 4k-52 &=& 0 \\ 4k &=& 52 \\ \mathbf{ k } & \mathbf{=} & \mathbf{13} \\ \hline \end{array}\)

\(\begin{array}{|rcll|} \hline 6x^3 + kx^2 + x - 2 : x + 2 &=& 6x^2+kx - 12x -2k+25 + 0 \quad & | \quad k = 13 \\ &=& 6x^2+13x - 12x -26+25 \\ &=& 6x^2+x -1 \\ &=& (3x-1)(2x+1) \\\\ \mathbf{ 6x^3 + kx^2 + x - 2 } & \mathbf{=} & \mathbf{(x+2)(3x-1)(2x+1)} \\ \hline \end{array} \)

A:3x-1

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Here is a graph:

First, realize that the drivative of e^x    IS   e^x

   We can find the slope at point a = ln3  by substituting this in to

        e^x     e^(ln3) = 3   = slope

AT point  ln 3 ,  e^(ln3)       or    ln 3 , 3

so   using   y = mx + b form

      3 = (3) (ln3) + b      solve for b

3-3ln3 = b

equation of the line then becomes

y = 3 x  + 3- 3ln3

Wow!   NOTHING ELSE seems to be troublesome for ya !!!  

Thanks, EP.....multiplication always caused me problems....LOL!!!

y = x^2 + 8x + 18       complete the square on x

y = x^2 + 8x + 16 + 18 - 16

y = (x + 4)^2 + 2

(y - 2) = (x + 4)^2    (1)

In the form 

4p (y - 2)  = ( x + 4)^2   .....it's clear from (1) that  p =1/4

This parbola turns upward

The vertex  is (-4, 2)

The  focus is given by :    ( -4 , 2+ p)  ⇒  (-4 , 2 + 1/4) ⇒ ( -4, 9/2)

The directrix is given by :

y   =  ( 2 - 1/4)  =  7/4

Does the last graph have the point (5,2) on it?

Slight typo in CP's last answer   

SUM  :    -4 * 3/2 = -6

a.   -4+  (-4/3) +  (-4/9) +  (-4/27)

b. converges......l r l < 1      ⇒   { r  = 1/3 }

c.  The sum is

   -4                    -4

_____      =      ____    =     -4 * (3/2)   =   -6

1 - 1/3                2/3

EDIT TO CORRECT AN ERROR  !!!

10.   The sum is

26000[ 1 - (1.03)^5 ]  /  [ 1 - 1.03 ]  =  $138,037. 53

11.  Converges....the common ratio is  (1/2)

The sum is

     First term                        (1/5)                  (1/5)

_______________    =       ______     =       _____   =   2/5

 1 - common ratio                  1 - 1/2               1/2

The third answer is correct

7.  Sum of a geometric series =

First term  * [ 1  - common ratio^ (number of terms) ] / [ 1 - commo ratio ]  =

1 [ 1 - 4^6] / [ 1 - 4 ]  =  1365

8.   Sum of the first seven terms is

6 [ 1   - (-4)^7 ] / [ 1 - (-4)  ]  =

6 [ 1 - (-4)^7 ] / 5   =  19662

9. Sum of 1st 10 terms  =

12 [ 1 - 2^10] / [ 1 - 2 ]   =  12276

The radius of the circle  can be found as

4pi = pi*r^2   ⇒  r    = 2

(1/2) of the side, m,  of the triangle can be found as

2 / sin(30)  =  m / sin( 60)

2sin(60) / sin( 30)  = m

4 * sin 60    =

4 *√3/2  =  m  = 2√3

So.....the side of the triangle is  twice this = 4√3  = √48

And the area  is 

(1/2)( √48)^2 sin 60  =

24 * √3 / 2

12√3   cm^2

7 bags  each have 29 coins to start    .

Let x be the final coin coint in the EIGHT bags     8x > 200   so x >25

Now    53 - x    has to be divisible by the remaining 7 bags

trial and error 

26     53 - 26 = 27   nope

27     53 - 27 = 26   nope

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32    53-32 = 21   Yes !       x = 32 = final count in the 8 bags

(8 * 32   -53  ) / 7 = inital coin count in the 7 bags = 29 coins/bag

5. The first  answer is correct, NSS....to see why this is so....note that we have

 2(1) + 2(2) + 2(3) + 2(4) + ........=

2  + 4  +   6  + 8  + .....

6.  Note that the first term is

5(3)  = 15

And the last term is  

5(8)  = 40

And the number of terms is  [ 8 - 3] + 1   = 6

So....the sum is

 [ First term + Last term ] *  number of terms / 2   =

[ 15 + 40 ] * 6 / 2   =

55 * 3   =

165

The equation of BA  is

y = -2 (x - 4) + 4

y = -2x + 8 + 4

y   = -2x + 12

So..."B"  =  -2(0) + 12  =  12

And "A"  can be found as

0  = -2x + 12

2x  = 12

x = 6

So..."A"  =  (6,0)

So.....the area of the shaded quadrilateral   =  

Area of triangle OBA  +  area of triangle EAC  =

{Note that EAC has a base of 2  and a height of 4 }

(1/2)(12*6)  + (1/2)(4*2)    =

36 + 4   =

40 units^2 

Angle at Q is 45 degrees also so RT = RQ

sin 60 =  sqrt 3 / 2 = opp/hyp =  2*sqrt 3 / hyp        solve for hyp

sqrt3/2 = 2*sqrt3/hyp

hyp = (2*sqrt3)/ (sqrt3/2) = 4   = RT       

The two legs are the same length so   x = 4

cos 30

  30 degrees is a reference angle on the unit circle      cos(30)  = sqrt3/2