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Question 480379: Please help! I am trying to learn to write the partial fraction decomposition of rational expressions such as the following:
(4x^2) / (x^3+5x^2+7x+3)
My book is saying something about "rational zeros theorem," and I'm just not getting it. I need the "for-dummies" explanation, if you please!
Thanks!
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Question 481908: Okay, this problem is algebra 2 but, I attempted to do some work on it but.... im stuck. It reads: the height of a diver jumping from a diving platform is about h= -16.1t^2 +11t+34.3
Where h is the height of the diver in feet above the water and t is the time measured in seconds, when diving from a platform about 34.3 feet above the water with an upward initial velocity of 11 ft/sec.
question: After how many seconds is the diver's height above the water 7 feet?
After how many seconds is the diver's height above water 36 feet?
*I set the whole thing up as an equation as I was taught in algebra 2 however, when I referred to my notes... we did not have 3 numbers on the right side of the equation... so, I attempted to solve it and I stopped at 27.3= -16.1t^2 +11t
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Question 481908: Okay, this problem is algebra 2 but, I attempted to do some work on it but.... im stuck. It reads: the height of a diver jumping from a diving platform is about h= -16.1t^2 +11t+34.3
Where h is the height of the diver in feet above the water and t is the time measured in seconds, when diving from a platform about 34.3 feet above the water with an upward initial velocity of 11 ft/sec.
question: After how many seconds is the diver's height above the water 7 feet?
After how many seconds is the diver's height above water 36 feet?
*I set the whole thing up as an equation as I was taught in algebra 2 however, when I referred to my notes... we did not have 3 numbers on the right side of the equation... so, I attempted to solve it and I stopped at 27.3= -16.1t^2 +11t
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Question 481908: Okay, this problem is algebra 2 but, I attempted to do some work on it but.... im stuck. It reads: the height of a diver jumping from a diving platform is about h= -16.1t^2 +11t+34.3
Where h is the height of the diver in feet above the water and t is the time measured in seconds, when diving from a platform about 34.3 feet above the water with an upward initial velocity of 11 ft/sec.
question: After how many seconds is the diver's height above the water 7 feet?
After how many seconds is the diver's height above water 36 feet?
*I set the whole thing up as an equation as I was taught in algebra 2 however, when I referred to my notes... we did not have 3 numbers on the right side of the equation... so, I attempted to solve it and I stopped at 27.3= -16.1t^2 +11t
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Question 482249: w=Cr^-2
Where C is a constant, and r is the distance that an object is away from the center of the Earth.
Suppose an object is 100 pounds when it is at sea level. Find the value of C that makes the equation true. (sea level is 3,963 miles from the center of Earth.)
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Question 482737: Hi, I'm trying to do my precalc honors summer work, and I'm completely stuck on how to solve G(x)=x^3-8; I know it seems simple, but its although as soon as I get out of school for the summer, I completely forget how to do anything slightly complicated. Could you please explain to me how to create a table with enough points so that I can graph it by hand? Also, is there a vertex formula? It seems like there would be a vertex with this type of graph. I think the shape of it should be similar to that of an "S" because it is x^3, am I correct? Thank you, Jess
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Question 482737: Hi, I'm trying to do my precalc honors summer work, and I'm completely stuck on how to solve G(x)=x^3-8; I know it seems simple, but its although as soon as I get out of school for the summer, I completely forget how to do anything slightly complicated. Could you please explain to me how to create a table with enough points so that I can graph it by hand? Also, is there a vertex formula? It seems like there would be a vertex with this type of graph. I think the shape of it should be similar to that of an "S" because it is x^3, am I correct? Thank you, Jess
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Question 480163: Alicia can row 5 miles downstream in the same time it takes her to row 2 miles upstream. She rows downstream 4 miles/hour faster than she rows upstream. Find Alicia's rowing rate each way(downstream/upstream). Round your answers to the nearest tenth, if necessary.
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Question 483933: Could you please help me find the inverse of the following function?
f(x) = sqrt(3)(x-1) + 2
This is what I have. Is it correct?
y-2 = sqrt(3)(x-1)
(y-2)sqrt(3) = x-1
(y-2)(y-2)(y-2) = x-1
(y^2-2y-2y+4)(y-2) = x-1
y^3-2y^2+4y^2-8y+4y-8 = x-1
y^3+2y^2-6y-8 = x-1
y^3+2y^2-6y-7 = x
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Question 485437: {(-3, 2), (-1, 3), (-1, 2), (0, 4), (1, 1)} {-(3, 2), (-2, 3), (-1, 1), (0, 4), (0, 1)} {(- 3, 3), (-2, 3), (-1, 1), (0, 4), (0, 1) }{-(3, 2), (-2, 3) , -(1, 2), (0, 4), (1, 1)} Determine which relation is a function. I am so confused!
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Question 485722: Hi, I needed help with my precalc honors summer work, and I was wondering if someone could help me. How do I:
a) Express the quadratic equation in standard form
b) Sketch the graph (I know how do do this)
c) Find its maximum or minimum value (What does this mean? The vertex?)
What I have so far:
Original equation: f(x)=2x-x^2
A)
f(x)=2x-x^2
-x^2+2x+0
(-x^2+2x+1)-1
-(x^2-2x-1)+1
I got stuck...I would love it if someone would explain to me how to get rid of the negative coefficient so I can factor it, and how to put this equation into standard form. Also I would appreciate it a ton if someone could tell me what minimum/maximum of a graph is and how to find it. Thanks a ton, Jess
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Question 478378: If possible there are several questions that are puzzling me and if possible I would like some help. Graphing is very confusing and I really need all the help I can get...thank you in advance
1.Graphing f(x) = 4x-1
2.Graphing g(x)=|x+2|
3. Use the graph of the function f to find f(-4),f(-3),f(-2)
4. Graph f(x)= -3x
5. graph the function f(x)=x²-x-5
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