Let
. Recall the following identities,



Now,









QED
The volume of a sphere is found from the equation V=4/3πr
r is the radius.
If the radius is 45 cm and pi is about 3.14, you can rewrite and equation as V=4/3(3.14)(45)
Then just solve by multiplying all the terms!
4/3(3.14) = 4.19
4.19(45) = 188.55
So the volume of the ball is 188.55 cm cubed.
Answer:
The magnitude of the necessary lifting force is 7.95N
Step-by-step explanation:
Force = mv^2/r
mass (m) = 2.00105kg, velocity (v) = 123m/s, radius (r) = 3810m
Force = 2.00105×123^2/3810 = 30273.89/3810 = 7.95N
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
After one year
A=p(1+r/n)^nt
=2000(1+0.03/12)^12*1
=2000(1+0.0025)^12
=2000(1.0025)^12
=2000(1.0304)
=$2060.8
After two-years
A=p(1+r/n)^nt
=2060.8(1+0.03/12)^12*2
=2060.8(1+0.0025)^24
=2060.8(1.0025)^24
=2060.8(1.0618)
=$2188.157
After three years
A=p(1+r/n)^nt
=2188.157(1+0.03/12)^12*3
=2188.157(1+0.0025)^36
=2188.157(1.0025)^36
=2188.157(1.0941)
=$2394.063
The plane we want to find has general equation

with
not equal to 0, and has normal vector

is perpendicular to both the normal vector of the other plane, which is
, as well as the tangent vector to the line
, which is
.
This means the dot product of
with either vector is 0, giving us

Suppose we fix
. Then the system reduces to

and we get


Then one equation for the plane could be

or in standard form,

The solution is unique up to non-zero scalar multiplication, which is to say that any equation
would be a valid answer. For example, suppose we instead let
; then we would have found
and
, but clearly dividing both sides of the equation

by 2 gives the same equation as before.