Determine the radius of a circle whose arc length measures 57.1 meters and central angle measures 1.46 radians. a. 39 b. 102 c. 83 d. 59
hello
can you help me?
hi and sure I'll try if you return the favor as well
im not that high in math im asking a question for my friend
the graph y > x^2-6x +7 contains which points
is x^2 means radical 2? i wanna get clear on that
i think it means squared
plzz help
okay so substitute y=0 so the equation should be 0=x^2-6x+7
okay anything else
use this hun http://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Graphs/Graphs.faq.question.128351.html
i hope this is what you're looking for
k thanks
mhm good luck!
someone there to help me??):
so the arclenght is equal to 2pi*radius, im not sure how the radians come into play
okay just a sec it was supposed to be the graph y= x^2-6x +7 contains which points and the ^ after the x means squared
@Jasmineflvs What are the points which are options to the question: y= x^2-6x +7
do you know the website wolframalpha? i used that a lot for my math hw
idk Directrix
here they are A. (0, 0) B. (-3, 2) C. (5, -1) D. (3, -1)
can you answer that for me it is for a friend
wait is this a different question?
yes
hmmm not sure, don't you just plug in the points on that equation? I have to go sorry.
Directrix do you have the answer
but you shoyld check out the site wolframalpha.com
okay he needs an answer though
I suggest we test points. I am working on what to post to help you see the answer. Just a sec.
okay
cause he needs it soon
y= x^2-6x +7 Let's test the point (3,-1) Substitue 3 for x and -1 for y. IS -1 > 9 - 6*3 + 7 -1 > -9 + 7 Yes or No @Jasmineflvs
idk i am just doing this for a friend ill ask
thank you
You are welcome.
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