Answer:
a) Fx=-5N Fy=-5*sqrt(3) N b) Fx= 5*sqrt(3) N Fy=-5N
c) Fx=-5*sqrt(2) N Fy=-5*sqrt(2) N
Step-by-step explanation:
The arrow's F ( weight) component on axle x is Fx= F*sinA and on axle y is
Fy=F*cosA
a) The x component and y component both are opposite directed to axle x and axle y accordingly. So both components are negative.
So Fx = - 10*sin(30)= -5 N Fy= -10*cos(30)= -10*sqrt(3)/2= -5*sqrt (3) N
b) Now the x component is co directed to axle x , and y component is opposite directed to axle y.
So x component is positive and y components is negative
So Fx = 10*sin(60)= 5*sqrt(3) N Fy= -10*cos(60)= -10*1/2= -5 N
c)The x component and y component both are opposite directed to axle x and axle y accordingly. So both components are negative.
So Fx = - 10*sin(45)= -5*sqrt(2) N
Fy= -10*cos(45)= -10*sqrt(2)/2= -5*sqrt (2) N
For the triangle show, what are the values of x and y (urgent help needed)
we just have to use the Pythagoras theorem and then calculate the value of x and y.
Would this be correct even though I didn’t use the chain rule to solve?
Answer:
Dy/Dx=1/√ (2x+3)
Yeah it's correct
Step-by-step explanation:
Applying differential by chain differentiation method.
The differential of y = √(2x+3) with respect to x
y = √(2x+3)
Let y = √u
Y = u^½
U = 2x +3
The formula for chain differentiation is
Dy/Dx = Dy/Du *Du/Dx
So
Dy/Dx = Dy/Du *Du/Dx
Dy/Du= 1/2u^-½
Du/Dx = 2
Dy/Dx =( 1/2u^-½)2
Dy/Dx= u^-½
Dy/Dx=1/√ u
But u = 2x+3
Dy/Dx=1/√ (2x+3)