We are given the relation between the height (in feet) and the distance (in miles) as follows:
y = sqrt(1.5x + (x/5280)^2).
We want to know the height (x) that makes the distance (y) = 10 miles
So, we will simply substitute in the above equation with y = 10 and calculate x as follows:
10 = sqrt(1.5x + (x/5280)^2)
we will square both sides to get rid of the root:
100 = 1.5x + (x/5280)^2
1.5x + (x/5280)^2 - 100 = 0
(x-66.11475)(x+7986.1147) = zero
either x = 66.11475 feet (accepted solution)
or x = -7986.1147 feet (rejected solution as no height is in negative)
Answer:
By multiplying the run by the slope, we get the rise value
Step-by-step explanation:
Mathematically. we have
slope = rise/run
Now, given that we know the run and we have the value of the slope, how can we get the rise
To get the rise, we simply have to multiply the run by the value of the slope
Hence, multiplying the run by the value of the slope will give the value of the vertical distance which is the rise
Answer:
1) g = -8 (one solution)
2) b = 0 (infinitely many solutions)
3) w = 5/6 (one solution)
4) c = 0 (infinitely many solutions)
Step-by-step explanation:
1) 1/2g -4 = 2g - 1/2g + 4
1/2g -2g +1/2 g = 8
-g = 8
2) 5.3-5.3 = 2.1b + b - 3.1b
0=0
3) 3/4w+ 3/4w = 10/4 - 5/4
3/2w = 5/4
w = (5/4) / (3/2)
w = 5/6
4) 5.7c + 3.2c - 7.8c - 1.1c = 1.5 - 1.5
0 = 0
Answer:
Centre (0,0)
Radius √9 = 3
I've attached a graph if the circle with it
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