Can someone solve this problem.

Its in my calculus book, by James Stewart, its around page 745.

You need to post some more info on the problem. What's "b", the y-intercept per y=mx+b?



Where is it defined? In what picture or graph do we see b?

I got a D in Calculus. And that was working my ass off the last few weeks.

what edition is that? what unit is that located in? i have 5th Ed .

Damn.. its like in some sort of Alien Language..

guessing at what R and B represent i got that result, except mine's off by a factor of 3. need more info. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

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Calculus...ahhh I took it in my Senior year HS...don't remember a thing...

how fast do the tips of the rotor in a 13B travel at when at 9K rpm???

3000rpm?

meant in MPH or something.