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Can someone help me with question 2 on quiz 6.4-6.5 vectors.

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Can someone help me with question 2 on quiz 6.4-6.5 vectors.

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What do you need in order to find the angle in which the ball takes off?

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What do you need in order to find the angle in which the ball takes off?

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Is there a quicker way to determine this cardiod's equation or do we always have to make a table and sketch a graph? Thankyou.

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How to find the rectangular coordinates of (-3,-5pi/3)

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How to find the rectangular coordinates of (-3,-5pi/3)

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How do you find polar coordinates when only given rectangular coordinates?

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How do you find polar coordinates when only given rectangular coordinates?

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Does the y-coordinate in a vector always represent b?

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Does the y-coordinate in a vector always represent b?

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for example, would 2 be B in the vector < 9,2 > ?

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How to create a parametric equation for the rectangular equation ?

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How to create a parametric equation for the rectangular equation ?

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((x-2)^2)/36+((y+3)^2)/25=1

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How do you get rid of a parameter?

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Eliminate the parameter on t to write the parametric function as a Cartesian equation.

x(t)=e^−t+1
y(t)=e^-2t-3

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How do you find the magnitude when given the direction of a vector?

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How do you find the magnitude when given the direction of a vector?

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Bryan Nunez-

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When solving for projectile motion, what parts of the problem might be easily missed if not taken into consideration? (What is needed that might not be directly mentioned?)

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How do yo determine whether or not it has a loop just from the equation? I can't remember for the life of me.

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How do yo determine whether or not it has a loop just from the equation? I can't remember for the life of me.

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-William Lewis

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how do we find the direction of a vector?

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How do you find the angle in between two vectors?

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How do you find the angle in between two vectors?

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How do you find the angle in between two vectors

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How do you find the angle in between two vectors

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How do I distinguish between a cardioid and a limacon?

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how do I find the equations of a golf shot problem given the vertical and horizontal distances????? pls help

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how do I find the equations of a golf shot problem given the vertical and horizontal distances????? pls help

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How do i find the original vector points when given a transformation of the original? 

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How do i find the original vector points when given a transformation of the original? 

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For the polar graphs, how can we tell if something is cardioid, dimpled limacon, looped from the equation itself?

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For the polar graphs, how can we tell if something is cardioid, dimpled limacon, looped from the equation itself?

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If we are given vectors u and v, how do we sketch u+v , u-v or 2u?

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If we are given vectors u and v, how do we sketch u+v , u-v or 2u?

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How do you find S the distance from the origin to a point on a path on a coordinate plane graph.

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How do you find S the distance from the origin to a point on a path on a coordinate plane graph.

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How do you convert from Polar to Cartesian coordinates? 

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How do you convert from Polar to Cartesian coordinates? 

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How do you convert Cartesian equation to a polar equation? 

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How do you convert Cartesian equation to a polar equation? 

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Given the angle of elevation and the initial velocity when hitting a golf ball, how would you find the maximum height?

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Given the angle of elevation and the initial velocity when hitting a golf ball, how would you find the maximum height?

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How  do you find the leading coefficient of x^2 and x for a function modeling a ball's path F(x)

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How  do you find the leading coefficient of x^2 and x for a function modeling a ball's path F(x)

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The easiest way is to put three points in L1, L2 and do a quadratic regression. You can also use matrices.

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How do you sketch a graph of a polar Eq if all you're given is theta= 7pi/6?

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How do you sketch a graph of a polar Eq if all you're given is theta= 7pi/6?

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Polygonal path and parabolic path

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How do I find  the horizontal and vertical component of a vector? Given the magnitude and direction.

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How to know if the polar graph will be a limacon or a cartioid

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How to know if the polar graph will be a limacon or a cartioid

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Converting Polar and Rectangular equations..

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Converting Polar and Rectangular equations..

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How do I convert a Cartesian equation to a Polar equation given in this form: r^2=x^2+y^2

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Given

‖u→‖=8

,

θu→=40∘

,

‖v→‖=6

, and

θv→=80∘

. Determine the magnitude of

u+v

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To change a rectangular equation to a polar equation just replace x with r cos θ and y with r sin θ .