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Answer:
Below in bold.
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Distance = speed * time
d = st
So substituting in the given values:
d = 9t where t is the time it takes to travel from the hive to the flowerbed.
The total time that the bee is inflight = 19 - 16 = 3 minutes
= 180 seconds.
So for the return flight the time taken is (180-t) seconds.
So d = 6(180 - t).
and we can find the distance from the hive to flowerbed by solving the the 2 equations highlighted.
b, d = 9t
d = 6(180 - t).
Therefore:
9t = 6(180 - t)
9t = 1080 - 6t
9t + 6t = 1080
15t = 1080
t = 72 seconds
So Distance d = 9*72
= 648 ft.
c. d = 9t.
Answer:
11 pi over 3
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to convert 3 pi into a fraction and add that to 2 pi over 3. Since the denominators are equal, you have to combine the fractions which would equal 11 pi over 3, if that makes any since
F(4)=6(4) +3
= 24+3=27
F(4)=27.
