Tutor MathsGuru: Ask me for your burning Maths questions!
-
kwcllf:
u r welcomeHi MathIzzzFun,
Thanks again. Missed your expertise. Hope you had a great trip!
cheers. -
Hi there
pls help with this question
Express 12 cos x - 5 sin x in the form R cos(x+a) where R is positive constant and a is an acute angle. Hence find the maximum and minimum values of the following and also the values of x between 0 deg and 360 deg at which they occur.
a) (12 cos x - 5 sin x )^2
b) (12 cos x - 5 sin x )^3
thank you -
archie2:
HiHi there
pls help with this question
Express 12 cos x - 5 sin x in the form R cos(x+a) where R is positive constant and a is an acute angle. Hence find the maximum and minimum values of the following and also the values of x between 0 deg and 360 deg at which they occur.
a) (12 cos x - 5 sin x )^2
b) (12 cos x - 5 sin x )^3
thank you
expand Rcos(x+a) = Rcos(x)cos(a)-Rsin(x)sin(a) = 12cos(x) - 5 sin (x)
so, Rcos(a) = 12, Rsin(a) = 5
Dividing, tan(a) =5/12, sin(a) = 5/13, cos(a) = 12/13, R= 13... you can then find value of a
a) (12 cos x - 5 sin x )^2 = (13cos(x+a))^2 --> min value at cos(x+a)=0 ie when x+a = 90. max value at cos (x+a) =1 or -1 ie x+a = 0 or x+a=180
b) min value when cos(x+a) = -1, max value when cos (x+a)=1... you should be able to work out the values.
cheers. -
pls help me with this problem
Q>> Using the identities cos (2x) = 2 cos^2 (x) - 1 and a cos (x) + b sin (x) = (a^2 + b^2)^0.5 cos ( x - y ), where (y) is a constant, or otherwise, find the maximum and mimimum values of
11 cos^2 (x) + 3 sin^2 (x) + 6 sin(x)cos(x) + 5
Hence or otherwise solve the equation
11 cos^2 (x) + 3 sin^2 (x) + 6 sin(x)cos(x) + 5 = 15 for 0 deg <= (x) >= 360 deg
thank you
Cheers -
i thought thread this is a Pri level maths??
-
Hi
I have a physics question which i do not understand. If you know, please help.
three conducting balls, X, Y and Z are suspended vertically, side by side, without touching each other, by light insulating threads. X is charged positively. Y is negatively charged. Z is positively charged.
The following procedures are carried out:
1> Z is earthed and the earthing connection is then removed.
2> Y&Z are brought into contact and then separated
3> X&Y are brought into contact and then separated.
What is the resulting charges on Y & Z? -
Hi,
Please help with the following question. Thanks!
9 oranges cost $11.00.
James bought a total of 1000 apples and oranges for $999.00.
How many apples and how many oranges did he buy? -
babydragon:
Hi babydragonHi
I have a physics question which i do not understand. If you know, please help.
three conducting balls, X, Y and Z are suspended vertically, side by side, without touching each other, by light insulating threads. X is charged positively. Y is negatively charged. Z is positively charged.
The following procedures are carried out:
1> Z is earthed and the earthing connection is then removed.
2> Y&Z are brought into contact and then separated
3> X&Y are brought into contact and then separated.
What is the resulting charges on Y & Z?
1>>When Z is earthed, free electron will flows from earth to the positively charged balls --> neutralising it.
2>>Next, when Y&Z are in contact, -ve charged from ball Y will flows into ball Z. When separated, both balls Y & Z will be negatively charged.
3>>Then, when balls X&Y are in contact, +ve & -ve will neutralise each other. Assuming all balls have equal number of -ve or +ve charge initially, then ball X will have more +ve charge while ball Y has less negative charge. The +ve charge from ball X will neutralise the -ve charged in ball Y. In the end, there will be more +ve charge balance and both balls will be positively charged.
Therefore the resulting charge in ball Y is +ve and ball Z is -ve.
Hope this help -
kwcllf:
HiHi,
Please help with the following question. Thanks!
9 oranges cost $11.00.
James bought a total of 1000 apples and oranges for $999.00.
How many apples and how many oranges did he buy?
apples cost ?
cheers. -
Hi please help with the following question.
Dolly had 80 more stickers than Jenny. Dolly gave 25% of her stickers to Jenny. Jenny in return gave 60% of her stickers to Dolly. In the end, Dolly had 100 stickers more than Jenny. How many stickers did Dolly have at first.
Thanks!
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better π
Register Login