Log Function : Integral and Derivative
Let g(x)=integral from 1 to x sin t ln t dt. Find g'(x)
Let g(x)=integral from 1 to x sin t ln t dt. Find g'(x)
Eight small cubes are put together to form one large cube. All six sides of the larger cube are painted, the paint is allowed to dry, and then the cube is taken apart. a) How many of the small cubes will have paint on just one side? On two sides, On three sides? On no sides? b) Complete the following table, assuming in turn
A. Find the LCM (Least common multiple) (84, 108). Show how you obtained your answer. B. Suppose LCM (18,A) = 72. What are the possible values, if any, for A? Explain your answer.
A. Show that 693/858 and 42/52 are equivalent in THREE different ways. B. Simplify 3^5 X 24^3 divide by 12^3 X (6^3)^2 ^ means exponent.
3x/x^2-4 + 4/x^3+8 Please try to factor this equation.
(3/4)x + 5/6 = (4/3)x
2x OVER x+4 = 3 OVER x-1.
Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems. Can you please assist me with the problems listed below? P. 237 1. a) #6, b) #18 2. a) #22, b) #24 3. a) #32, b) #46 P.253 4. a) #1, b) #2, c) #3. d_ #4 5. a) #10, b) #12 6. a) # 28, b) #30 7. P.260, Matched Problem 1 P.271 8. # 2 - 22 (Eve
Let f(x)=sqrt(2*x-6) . Find the largest possible domain for f . Find its range. Also graph the function.
The attached file contains a function that needs to have the first order derivative taken. I took the derivative, but I am making a mistake in the algebra simplification of the result. Would you please take a look. I am working on a dynamic programming problem, and one part of it requires that I take the derivative of the
Find the solutions of (1) 153x is congruent to 6 (mod 12) (2) x + 1 is congruent to 3 (mod 7) (3) 8x is congruent to 6 (mod 422) (4) 363x is congruent to 345 (mod 624).
Find the solutions of (a) 4x is congruent to 3(mod 7) (b) 9x is congruent to 11(mod 26) (c) 3x + 1 is congruent to 4(mod 5) (d) 8x is congruent to 6(mod 14).
Please see the attached file for full problem description Find ten real numbers in the closed interval [0,1] such that for each value m from 2 to 10, the numbers lie so that there is one of them in each of the open intervals [Note that these conditions for m = 1,2......,10 all have to hold simultaneously for your
I have two sets of 64 numbers (1.1 to 7.4). Both number sets are created using the same equation for values of i from 0 to 63. m = 1.1 + ( i * 0.1 ) n = 1.1 + ( i * 0.1 ) I am trying to understand if the following equality is false in all cases except when the terms in each expression are equal (e.g. m^-12 = n^-12 and
The graph of the quadratic equation x^T Ax = [0,0,1]x, where A = [ 1/(alpha^2) 0 0 ] [ 0 -1/(beta^2) 0 ] [ 0 0 0 ] is a(n): A. ellipse B. hyperbola C. elliptic paraboloid D. parabolic cone E. hyperbolic paraboloid
Let f1, f2, f3 be unit vectors in R3 such that < f1, f2 >= 1/2. Give a necessary and sufficient relationship between x =< f1, f3 > and y =< f2, f3 >. Please be sure to be rigorous and as detailed as possible.
E^x*e^x+1=e^x-1
3^(2x-1)=5x
10^x=200
5^x-8=23
Ln (under radical)=1 (x+2)
Solve for x in the following logarithmic equation. Please show a detailed step by step solution. logx - log2 = 5
Simplify the Expression [ (3(x^4)(y^2))/(2(x^7)(y^6))^3 x ((2x^-2)(y^4))^5 / ((3x^3)(y^-2))^5 ]^1/2 Make sure to show all steps.
Given that S=(R+D)^(1/3) and T=(R-D)^(1/3) where D= square root(R^2+Q^3), show that ST=-Q
Hi, can someone please explain to me how sqrt (square root of)128 becomes 8sqrt2 ; or sqrt68 becomes 2sqrt17? ; or sqrt45 becomes 3sqrt5? Thank you
Simplify the following expressions: a. 3x-2/2x2+x-3 Divide by 9x-6/2x-2 b.(108)1/2- (48)1/2+ (192)1/2 (should be exponent 1/2) c. (20x3+3x2-4x+5)/(4x2+3x-7) (should be exponent 3 and 2,2).
Factor the following: a. 81a4- 16b4 (should be exponent 4) b. 12x2+ x- 35 (should be exponent 2)
3 years ago, Liz's age was 1/3 of her mother's age. Now, 7 years later, her age will be 1/2 of her mother's age. How old are Liz and her mother?
Please see the attached file for full problem description. I would like to get some assistance in setting up this problem. A=1.645 and they give the answer of x as .56506.
Logarithms and exponents. See attached file for full problem description. Q1: Express in log form 82=64 Q2: express in exponential form log4256=4 Q3: find unknown log327=x Q4: express as sum diff or multiple logarithm a. log314 b. log2 5/10 c. log5 (n3) Q5: express as log of single quantity a. long23 + log22