A Short Course in College Mathematics Comprising Thirty Six Lessons On Algebra
A Short Course in College Mathematics Comprising Thirty Six Lessons On Algebra
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On the same sheet of paper draw the four lines : y-x = lj y + x=\, 2/ = l, x = (d.
3. Write the equation of the line which cuts the ?/-axis 5 units below the origin and makes an angle of 45 with the positive direction of the aj-axis.
4. Show that if two lines are perpendicular the product of their slopes is 1, that is, if the equations of the two lines are y z=z mx + b, and y = m'x -f 5', then mm' = 1, or m' = 1/m.
5. Write and simplify the equations of the following circles : (a) Center at (3,... 4), radius 5 ; (6) Center at (3, 4), radius 4; (c) Center at ( 3, 4), radius 1; (d) Center at (5, 0), radius 5 ; (e) Center at (0, 10), radius |; (/) Center at origin, radius r.
Ans. (a) x'^ 6x-\-y'^ Sy = 0; (b) x^-{-6x + y^-Sy + 9 = 0', etc.
6. Determine the coordinates of the center and the length of the radius of each of the following circles : 96 A SHORT COURSE IN MATHEMATICS (a) a;2 + 2/2 = 2 ; {d) x^ -^x-y-'^O-, (b) ic2_ 4a; + 2/2 -6^4- 12 = 0; (e) 4 a;2_|_ 12 a; + 4 2/2 - 91 = 0; (c) x^-\-2x-\-y^-\-2y=:0', (/) 3a;2 _ 5 a; + 32/" + 62/=-3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the same sheet of paper draw the four lines : y-x = lj y + x=\, 2/ = l, x = (d.
3. Write the equation of the line which cuts the ?/-axis 5 units below the origin and makes an angle of 45 with the positive direction of the aj-axis.
4. Show that if two lines are perpendicular the product of their slopes is 1, that is, if the equations of the two lines are y z=z mx + b, and y = m'x -f 5', then mm' = 1, or m' = 1/m.
5. Write and simplify the equations of the following circles : (a) Center at (3,... 4), radius 5 ; (6) Center at (3, 4), radius 4; (c) Center at ( 3, 4), radius 1; (d) Center at (5, 0), radius 5 ; (e) Center at (0, 10), radius |; (/) Center at origin, radius r.
Ans. (a) x'^ 6x-\-y'^ Sy = 0; (b) x^-{-6x + y^-Sy + 9 = 0', etc.
6. Determine the coordinates of the center and the length of the radius of each of the following circles : 96 A SHORT COURSE IN MATHEMATICS (a) a;2 + 2/2 = 2 ; {d) x^ -^x-y-'^O-, (b) ic2_ 4a; + 2/2 -6^4- 12 = 0; (e) 4 a;2_|_ 12 a; + 4 2/2 - 91 = 0; (c) x^-\-2x-\-y^-\-2y=:0', (/) 3a;2 _ 5 a; + 32/" + 62/=-3.
What to read after A Short Course in College Mathematics Comprising Thirty Six Lessons On Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Douard Moritz to read onlineMoreLess
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