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- Prove that f(x) = (x – 1)² + (x + 1)² is an even function.arrow_forwardIn the Figure 1, the resultant R can be found by using the law of cosines as: Figure 1: R B. (A) R? = P2 + Q? - 2PQ cos B O A (B) R² = P² + Q² + kPQ cos B %3D CoS Вarrow_forwardQuestion no 3: let f(x) = v1 + ax² in the interval [1, 4] with n=6 and a= (last three digits in the form 0.88) 4 X 1 f(x) Evaluate the integral of f (x) using trapezoidal and Simpson's rule Answer:arrow_forward
- Problem 1 Show that if the following problem has a solution it is unique -k = f in (0,L)× (0,T), (1) u(0,t) = g,(t),"(L,t) = g,(t),0arrow_forwardQ2: At what points do the graphs of the functions below have horizontal tangents? 1.f(x) = x+4x-1arrow_forward4. The differentials of the following function (Z In(xy' /z') is equalarrow_forwardShow that exp(x), x exp(x), and x² exp(x) are linearly independent functions.arrow_forwardThe general solution of y" -y=0, given that the arbitrary constants as A and B, is y = Ae^x + Be^-x. It can also be written as y = Ae^-x + Be^x. O Only first statement is true. O Only second statement is true. 0 Both first and second statements are true. 0 Both first and second statements are false.arrow_forward-Find Taylor or Maclaurin for the following functions: 4) f(x) = x3 – 2x + 4 at a = 1arrow_forward4. Suppose an xy-coordinate system is located in space such that the temperature T at the point (x ; y) is given by T =00. Determine the gradient of T with x²+y2 respect to the distance at the point P(1; 3), use the gradient to find the directional derivative of T at P in the direction of a = i – j and then calculate the rate of change of T in this direction.arrow_forwardQ3/A For the figure below, the * :.resultant is 20 N 75 N 450 50 N 150 N 259 80 N 200 N 242.17 N 300.15 N 325.25 N 350.54 N 150.32 N أخرىarrow_forwardResolve for the x and y component of F3. y F3%3D650 N 3) F, = 750 N %3D 45° F = 900 N X component of F3: [Choose] y component of F3: [ Choose ]arrow_forwardarrow_back_iosSEE MORE QUESTIONSarrow_forward_ios
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