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goldenfox [79]
1 year ago
12

V(d)V, left parenthesis, d, right parenthesis models Aria's vertical distance from the top of the valley (in kilometers) after w

alking ddd kilometers along the trail.
What does the statement V(3)<3V(3)<3V, left parenthesis, 3, right parenthesis, is less than, 3 mean?
Mathematics
1 answer:
scoray [572]1 year ago
8 0

Aria's vertical distance from the top of the valley after walking 3 km along the trail is less than 3 km.

Since Here d represents distance along the trail.

And, V(d) represents the vertical distance from the top of the valley (in kilometers) after walking d kilometers along the trail.

If the distance along the trial is 3 km.

That is, d = 3

Then the vertical distance she walked from the top of the valley = V(3)

But According to the question,

V(3) < 3

Her vertical distance from the top of the valley after walking 3 km along the trail is less than 3 km.

Hence, For going 3 km along the trail her vertical distance from the top of the valley is less than 3.

Learn more about Vertical Distance at:

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