D = distance from finish line
D= 5 - 1/3x
Distance from the finish line is equal to the distance of the start line from the finish line, minus one third of a km times the number of minutes hes been running.
using given variables; D= 5 - 1/3*3
D=5-3/3
D=5-1
D=4
Answer is 2( x + 2 )^2 - 5 I think
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I don't think it really does grow by a constant rate. As he puts money in, the amount he puts in becomes less significant to the total.
Suppose he starts at 100 dollars.
After week one, he puts in 100 + 15 = 115 dollars.
The 15 dollars represents an increase of 15/100
After the second week, he puts in another 15 dollars. He has 115 in there already.
(15/115) * 100% = 13.04%
After the third week, he puts in another 15 dollars. (15/130 ) * 100% = 11.53
And so one
Answer:
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This is what I got
Answer:
x=38.5
Step-by-step explanation:

cos(x)=
x=38.5(correct to the nearest tenth)