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How do I solve this problem?​-example-1
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Answer:

Explanation:

The first 2 pieces of this function agree at pi/4, so we will set them equal to each other and sub in pi/4 for x to solve for k:


ksin((\pi)/(4))+((\pi)/(4))^2=(\pi)/(4)+2 and


k((√(2) )/(2))+(\pi^2)/(16)=(\pi)/(4)+2 and we'll multiply everything by 16 to get rid of the fractions. Doing that gives us:


8k√(2)=4\pi+32-\pi^2 and


k=(4\pi+32-\pi^2)/(8√(2) ) so

k = 3.067

The next one is a bit tricky if you're not up on your natural log equations.

Again, we set these equal to each other because they meet at the value of e. We sub in e for x and solve for m:


x +2=mlne^x

We'll sub in e for x. ln of e to the x power is equal to x, so

e + 2 = me and


m=(e+2)/(e) so

m = 1.736

Hope that helps!

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