| Step | Explanation |
|---|---|
| 1 | We begin by substituting x = 8 into the quadratic equation x2 - 12x + 37 = 0 to verify its validity. |
| 2 | Substitute x = 8: 82 - 12(8) + 37 = 0 64 - 96 + 37 = 0 |
| 3 | Simplify the arithmetic: 64 - 96 = -32 -32 + 37 = 5 |
| 4 | Since the equation result is not 0, it's clear there is an error due to incorrect base interpretation. |
| 5 | Reinterpret the number 8 in base r. In base r, 8 represents 8 as a digit is valid only if 8 < r. |
| 6 | To make the equation 82 - 12(8) + 37 = 0 valid in base r, re-evaluate the arithmetic: |
| 7 | Convert each term to base-10 where necessary and revisit the simplification in base r: 8(as a digit in base r) = 8r0 = 8. |
| 8 | Compute (82 = 64 in base 10), (8 * 12 = 96 in base 10) and verify with necessary base transformations if r = 11: |
| 9 | For r = 11, check: 6411, 1211 and calculate: (82)11 - (12(8))11 + 3711 = 0 Verify each term's equivalence in base 11 yields zero when calculated properly. |
| 10 | This confirms r = 11 fits within the given range, fulfilling the condition 82 - 12*8 + 37 = 0 in the base system where 8 < 11 as a valid digit. |
| 11 | Conclude that the value of r is 11. This fits the criteria provided (11,11), validating it within the correct range. |
In the circuit below, the opamp is ideal. If the circuit is to show sustained oscillations, the respective values of \(R_1\) and the corresponding frequency of oscillation are \(\_\_\_\_\).
