A two-dimensional lamina occupies the triangle bounded by the lines 'n Twee-dimensionele dunplaat okkupeer die driehoek wat gebrens word deur die lyne I = 0, y =5 a and/en 1 r+ 8 y = 6. The lamina has density function of Die dunplaat het 'n digtheidsfunksie van p= 9x2 + 5. The mass of the lamina is given by the following integral: Die massa van die dunplaat word gegee deur die volgende integraal: A t 92+5 dydx Jbr+c Calculate values of the following: Bereken die waardes van die volgende: a= b3 %3D

A two-dimensional lamina occupies the triangle bounded by the lines 'n Twee-dimensionele dunplaat okkupeer die driehoek wat gebrens word deur die lyne I = 0, y =5 a and/en 1 r+ 8 y = 6. The lamina has density function of Die dunplaat het 'n digtheidsfunksie van p= 9x2 + 5. The mass of the lamina is given by the following integral: Die massa van die dunplaat word gegee deur die volgende integraal: A t 92+5 dydx Jbr+c Calculate values of the following: Bereken die waardes van die volgende: a= b3 %3D

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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Author:Robert F. Blitzer

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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