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Three different points A, B and C are chosen on a circle centred at O. Let $a = \overline{OA}, b = \overline{OB}$ and $c = \overline{OC}$. Let $h = a + b + c$ and l... show full transcript
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To prove that and are perpendicular, we can use vector properties.
Let:
Using the Law of Cosines in triangle , we can deduce that:
where is the angle at between the lines.
By substituting these into the equations above, we can show that the dot product of and equals zero. Hence, they are perpendicular.
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To find the value of , we must calculate the volume of the solid of revolution formed by the rotation of the curve around the x-axis.
The volume is given by:
Using the formula for :
Thus,
Setting , we equate and solve for .
After simplifying this equality, we find that:
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To determine if is the inverse of , we need to analyze the domains and ranges of both functions.
The function has a range of . When considering , the range becomes . The function is defined on and returns values in .
Since is not defined for the entire range of , it follows that cannot be the inverse of .
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Given:
From results about the roots of polynomials, we know:
Substituting from (2) into the relationship:
Setting and substituting back, we derive a set of equations to replace.
Finally, working through the simplifications yields:
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The method used by the inspectors may not be valid due to the sample size being potentially insufficient to represent the population accurately. The normal approximation to the binomial distribution assumes a large number of trials (typically ) to apply the Central Limit Theorem.
In this case, with only 16 bars sampled, the assumption of normality may not hold, leading to potential miscalculations of probabilities. Moreover, if the true proportion of bars weighing less than 150 grams differs significantly from the claimed 80%, the inspectors' results could be skewed.
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