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- Identify the function as a polynomial, a rational function, an exponential function, a piecewise linear function, or none of these. (Do not graph it; just identify its type.) f(x) = x 72 polynomial rational function exponential function O piecewise linear function none of theseThe spool has a mass, m, and a radius of gyration, kG. The inextensible cord is attached to the wall at A. The cord is wound around the radius R, and the out radius 2R. The coefficient of friction between the ground and the spool is mu. Given the quantites given, m, kG, R, and mu, write the solution in terms of the given quatities. Find the critical force (force required to cause motion) Fcrit. The force is applied at point B. See attached drawing. Let the force be 2Fcrit. What is the linear acceleration of the center of mass? If the force is 2Fcrit, what is the tension in the cord AC?Solve for 1.1 and 1.2
- Find all critical numbers by hand. f(x) = x² - 23 x+5 X= andFind the expected value of the continuous random variable X associated with the probability density function over the indicated interval. 3 f(x)=x²; [0,8] 512 E(X)= 8 XIn the canonical ensemble, we control the variables T, p, and N, and the fundamental function is the Gibbs free energy (G). But if we control T, p, and μ, then we will have a different fundamental function, Z (This is the case for cells that often regulate their temperature, pressure, and chemical potentials to maintain equilibrium). Which of the below options should the Z function equal? H - TS - μN H + TS + μN H + TS - μN G + μN F - pV - μN -H + TS + μN
- Suppose that ak > 0 for all k e N and E ak < 0. For each of the following, prove that the given series converges. ak ( a ) ΣΕΙ 1+ k3ak (b) Lk=1 1+ ak Vak (c) Ek=1 k < 0o.Suppose function fhas the graph as shown belowShow that the power law relationship P(Q) = kQr, for Q > 0 and r # 0, has an inverse that is also a power law, Q(P) = mP s, where m = k - l/r and s = 1/ r.