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2 years ago

In Jeremiah class

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Answer:

2/5 = 4/10

4/10 = 40%

Explanation:

2/5 is a simplified fraction, and one of the bigger fractions it’s made by 4/10. Do you can use 4/10, but can also use 8/20, 20/50, 40/100, so on. Since we know that any fraction that of ten can be turned into a percentage easily (2/10=20%, 5/10=50%,9/10=%90), then 4/10 is equal to 40%. So 40% of the people in Jeremiah’s class are boys.

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b) 54 ft/min

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Step-by-step explanation:

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- Kesha models the height ( h ) of the baton from the ground level but thrown from a platform of height hi.

- The function h ( t ) is modeled to follow a quadratic - parabolic path mathematically expressed as:

h ( t ) = −16t² + 54t + 40

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- The initial point is of the height of the platform which is at a height of ( hi ) from the ground level.

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- The function of speed ( v ) with respect to time ( t ) can be determined by taking the derivative of displacement of baton from ground with respect to time t mins.

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