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Equilateral triangle coordinates
Problem: An equilateral triangle has vertices at (0,0) and (4,0). Find the fourth-quadrant third vertex.
- 1.Fix the base length and use the equilateral height formula √3/2 · side.
- 2.Place the third point at the midpoint x = 2, then choose the negative y for quadrant IV.
- 3.Verify all three side lengths equal 4 before accepting the coordinates.
Common mistake: Using the first-quadrant point by default and forgetting the problem asked for quadrant IV.
Open the full worked solutionExponential equation with mixed bases
Problem: Solve an equation that mixes powers of 3 and 8 with fractional exponents.
- 1.Rewrite every term with a common prime base before combining exponents.
- 2.Isolate the exponential expression, then take logs only after the bases match.
- 3.Check candidate roots in the original equation to catch extraneous results.
Common mistake: Applying log laws before rewriting 8 as 2³, which hides the shared base.
Open the full worked solutionRelated rates for a filling balloon
Problem: A spherical balloon is filled at 12 cm³/s. Find how fast the radius grows at a given radius.
- 1.Write V = (4/3)πr³ and differentiate both sides with respect to time.
- 2.Solve for dr/dt using the known dV/dt and the radius from the problem.
- 3.Keep units attached so cm³/s and cm stay consistent in the final rate.
Common mistake: Differentiating with respect to r instead of t, or forgetting the chain-rule factor 4πr².
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