Question

help @hero

Answer 1

3 c ?

Answer 2

Okay, so what work did you do to get c as your answer?

Answer 3

terminal-initial

Answer 4

Would you mind posting your steps here please?

Answer 5

d nevermind

Answer 6

Why are you changing your answer now? I just wanted to see your steps.

Answer 7

because 1- -4=5 keep change opposite rule and 3-6=-3

Answer 8

what's 4?

Answer 9

@Shadow @Hero

Answer 10

@Hero you there?

Answer 11

Yep, I'm here. Just a bit preoccupied which is why I did not want to "take over" for Vocaloid in the first place.

Answer 12

I haven't been on here helping in a long while.

Answer 13

I know lol I'm always here

Answer 14

could you at least help me on last question and I'll try and figure out rest and come back if I need help?

Answer 15

i think 4 is b

Answer 16

What work did you do to get B? Would you mind posting your steps here?

Answer 17

I just added

Answer 18

You just added? Added WHAT? Adding is not only thing you do here obviously.

Answer 19

1600+6300
iwould have to go back to my closed post to see what voca said

Answer 20

No, that's not correct. You have to find the sum of the squares of 1600 and 6300. Then find the root of that result

Answer 21

ok hold on

Answer 22

Then after that, convert ft to miles to see if it is greater than or less than 1.5

Answer 23

If it is greater, then it is a discounted rate.

Answer 24

or just seeif it passes 7920

Answer 25

Yes.

Answer 26

i got a

Answer 27

Mind showing the work you did to get that result?

Answer 28

1600^2 +6300^2 and squared that

Answer 29

You found the squares of 1600 and 6300 added them then squared AGAIN?

Answer 30

that's what you said okay the "root" but I got 6500

Answer 31

Okay, if that's what you got, we'll assume it is correct. I'm too lazy to calculate anything right now.

Answer 32

Yep, if that's what you got, then A must be correct.

Answer 33

it was ty I post more if I need help

Answer 34

How did you save those calculations in memory? I was using that same calculator and I angry that I couldn't calculate the entire process in just one step.

Answer 35

if you enlarge it you see everything

Answer 36

I'll take a look later. But good job on this one.

Answer 37

I may need help again give me like 10 minutes gotta go do a couple things first

Answer 38

I'll probably be sleep in 10 minutes. What are you working on?

Answer 39

sorry was busy and more vectors

Answer 40

@Hero

Answer 41

Okay, I'll help you, but this is probably going to be it for me after this.

Answer 42

Question: Have you attempted to do the first one? Do you have an answer? If so, what work did you do to arrive at your result?

Answer 43

did second and got b by terminal-initial and then v-u

Answer 44

d then for 1 because without 2u u is just 1,2 ?

Answer 45

Okay, we can start with the first one. So yes D is correct. I'll verify the second one

Answer 46

yay 3 i'm a bit confused

Answer 47

?

Answer 48

Yes, The first 2 are correct. Now on to the last one

Answer 49

yay

Answer 50

So the last one, you have to set it up like this:


So the Resultant is going to be SW. Now you just have to calculate the magnitude.

Answer 51

how would I do that again

Answer 52

Square the components, add them. Root the result

Answer 53

its c

Answer 54

Okay, I believe you

Answer 55

b?

Answer 56

Correct. b is the only possible result because u and v are the components and w is the resultant.

Answer 57

I think I am getting the hang of this. Are these correct?

Answer 58

I'm glad you're getting the hang of it because I have to go now. I'm confidence once again in your abilities. You're a good student. But just remember to check your answers.