Jump to content

Rachel Maddiee

Senior Members
  • Posts

    108
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Rachel Maddiee

  1. It doesn’t ask me to show my work so how should I write it out?
  2. #8 The density of the copper sample is unknown. The known values include the initial and final volumes and the density of a vessel. density = 30 mL initial volume = 5.0 g final volume = 40 mL Volume of sample = final volume - initial volume Is this correct what I have so far??
  3. It’s different compared to the wiki. I tried it again with the elements and got Element A, Element D, Element B, Element C
  4. Did I calculate that correctly?
  5. I don’t get it. Find the atomic radius?
  6. 1.25984252 yd?
  7. Element B, Element D, Element A, Element C, Is that correct?
  8. I don’t understand how to convert using dimensional analysis. I have to follow the exact example.
  9. I need help arranging the elements.
  10. The shortest distance between a point and a line (which is what is meant by "the" distance between them) is along a line perpendicular to the line. The line is given by y= 6x+ 3 so has slope 6. A line perpendicular to that has slope -1/6. The line through (6, 2) with slope -1/6 is y= (-1/6)(x- 6)+ 2 so 6y= -x+ 6+ 12 or x+ 6y= 18 Substitute (two lines which intersect) y=6x+3 into x+6y=18 and you get: x + 6(6x+3) = 18. x + 36x +18 = 18 37x +18 =18 37x = 0 x = 0 So that means that x=0 at the point where the lines y=6x+3 into x+6y=18 intersect. Substitute y = 6x + 3 y = 6(0) + 3 = 3 y = 3 The point of intersection is (0, 3). Then, use the distance formula to find the exact distance between (0,3) and 6,2) d^2 = (x2 - x1)^2 + (y2 - y1)^2 So the distance between (0, 3) and (6, 2), squared, D^2= (0- 6)^2+ (3- 2)^2= 37 and then D= square root (37).
  11. Can you show me?
  12. For #14, is this 60 27Co?
  13. Yes, it’s an example of the accepted method.
  14. Can you show me using this method?
  15. are you sure the notation is correct and it’s not triangle BAC = BDC?
  16. How do I find the corresponding parts?
  17. I know that this is SSS(side side side) but I need help with the congruency statements.
  18. Can you help me with the justification/explanations?
  19. The distance from 3 to 13 is 10. 4/5 of that is 10(4/5)= 8 so 4/5 of the way from 3 to 13 is 3+ 8= 11. The (signed) distance from -5 to -15 is -10. 4/5 of that is -10(4/5) is -8 so 4/5 of the way from -5 to -15 is -5+ (-15- (-5))(4/5)= -5+ (-10)(4/5)= -5- 8= -13. The point 4/5 of the way between (3, -5) to (13, -15) is (11, -13).
  20. The distance from 3 to 13 is 10. 4/5 of that is 10(4/5)= 8 so 4/5 of the way from 3 to 13 is 3+ 8= 11. The (signed) distance from -5 to -15 is -10. 4/5 of that is -10(4/5) is -8 so 4/5 of the way from -5 to -15 is -5+ (-15- (-5))(4/5)= -5 -5+ (-10)(4/5)= -5 -5- 8= -13. The point 4/5 of the way between (3, -5) to (13, -15) is (11, -13). Like this?
  21. I want to write it out exactly like Country Boy did.
  22. How do I give an explanation without using graphs?
  23. Can someone please help me with this question?
  24. No, I want to stick with your method. In terms of geometric explanations and justification I want to make sure I understand what you’ve used exactly.
  25. In the diagram what formula did you use?
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.