You are multiply by 5 for the first on and adding one on the second one
i think this is the answer Simplifying h(t) = -16t2 + 20t + 6 Multiply h * t ht = -16t2 + 20t + 6 Reorder the terms: ht = 6 + 20t + -16t2 Solving ht = 6 + 20t + -16t2 Solving for variable 'h'. Move all terms containing h to the left, all other terms to the right. Divide each side by 't'. h = 6t-1 + 20 + -16t Simplifying h = 6t-1 + 20 + -16t Reorder the terms: h = 20 + 6t-1 + -16t
Part(A):
To solve the system of Linear equations using Substitution:
Consider the first equation, x+y=7 implies x=7-y
PArt(B): Use a graph to verify your answer to the system:
Using Desmos graphing calculator, graph the two equations.
Y=2000*
2200=2000*
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so,
y at t=8 is 2000*(</span><span>
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y = 2000(22/20)^2=2000*1.21=</span><span>2420 thats the answer i hope.</span>
We conclude that the equation evaluated in t = 6 and u = 14 is equal to 412.
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How to evaluate an expression?</h3>
Here we have an expression with two variables, t and u.
6t - 32u
And we want to evaluate it in t = 6 and u = 14.
This means that we need to replace the two variables in the equation by the given numbers, so we replace the "t" with a 6, and the "u" with a 14, doing that we get:
6*6 - 32*14
Now we can solve that:
6*6 - 32*14
36 - 448 = 412
We conclude that the equation evaluated in t = 6 and u = 14 is equal to 412.
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