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May 21, 2013

Posts by FredR


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Math
Oops. Thanks for the correction.

Math
let the 3 dimensions be a, b, and c where a and b are the bottom edges and c is the height. v is the volume s is the surface area a = 7b v = abc = 7b^2c or rearranging, c = v/7b^2 s = ab + 2ac + 2bc = 7b^2 + 14bc + 2bc = 7b^2 + 16bc = 7b^2 + 16bv/7b^2 = 7b^2 + (v16/7)/b set th...

Math
From 1920 to 1980 is 60 years. The record was shortened by 1.2 seconds. The slope of the line is the rise over the run, or: -1.2/60 for t=0, R(t) = 46.6 so the y intercept is 46.6. The format of a line is y = mx + b where m is the slope and b is the y intercept. So, a) so the ...

Math
rearranging the given line, y = (9/5)x - 4/5 (1) which has the form y = mx + b (2) where m is the slope and b is the y intercept. The new line would have the same slope to be parallel, so it would have the form: y = (9/5)x + b (3) to solve for b, input the given coordinates, o...

Math(Please check)
It doesn't look right to me sec Q - 1/sec Q = 1/cos - cos = 1/cos - cos^2/cos = (1-cos^2)/cos = sin^2/cos

Geometry
using the Pythagorean theorem, opposite side = sqrt(13^2-12^2) sin x = opposite side / 13 tan x = opposite side / 12

Physics
Newton's law of gravitation: F = G m1 m2 /r^2 let m2 = mass of ice cube and s = G m1/r^2 so, F = s m2 rearranging, s = m2/F let V = orbital speed centripetal acceleration = V^2/r For an object to remain in orbit s must equal the centripetal acceleration so, s = V^2/r

statistics
12.60 - 23.00 = A A / -1.30 = standard deviation

math
if you are traveling along the leg of the star, the deflection angle is the angle you have to turn to get to the next leg. d = deflection angle at a point = 180 - 12 = 168 since there are points, the total point deflection angle at the points is 1680. x = dent angle = 180+y y ...

calculus
It could be interpreted as the azimuth, which in surveying applications is typically measured in a clockwise direction from north.

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