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2 years ago

Help this homework and it geometry

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stiv31 [10]2 years ago

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1) Given

2) Segment addition postulate

3) Substitution property

4) Segment addition postulate

5) Transitive property of equality

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The balloon will not reach 2,500 feet after 4 minutes.

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation of the line in the point-slope form is

$y-y_1=m(x-x_1)$

A hot air balloon in flight begins to ascend at a steady rate of 120 feet per minute, then the slope is

$m=120$

After $x_1=1.5$ minutes, the balloon is at an altitude of $y_1=2,150$ feet. This means, the line passes through the point (1.5, 2,150).

Substitute the slope and point coordinates into the equation:

$y-2,150=120(x-1.5)$

We know that after 3 minutes, the balloon is at an altitude of 2,330 feet. Check this:

$2,330-2,150=180\\ \\120(3-1.5)=120\cdot 1.5=180\\ \\2,330-2,150=120(3-1.5)$

Now, find the height after 4 minutes:

$y-2,150=120(4-1.5)\\ \\y=120\cdot 2.5+2,150=300+2,150=2,450$

Thus, the balloon will reach only 2,450 feet after 4 minutes.

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What is the slope intercept from of the equation of the line that that passes through the points (-3, 2) and (1, 5)

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