Answer:
(a) 2 degree celsius per hour
(b) 3 degree celsius per hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question,
(a) Avearge rate of rise in temperature per hour(T') = Rise in temperature(T)/Time required for the rise(t).
T' = T/t.................... Euqation 1
Rise in temperature (T) = 4 degree celsius, t = 10.00 am to noon = 2 hours.
Substitute into equation 1
T' = 4/2
T' = 2 degree celsius per hour.
(b) Also,
Average rate of fall in temperature per hour (T') = Fall in temperature (T)/Time(t)
T' = T/t
Given: T = 6 degree celsius, t = 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm = 2 hours
T' = 6/2
T' = 3 degree celsius per hour
the answer is 2 if you estimate to the tenths place
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
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9/2=4.5
27/4.5=6
You can find the complementary angle for 28° first, which is 90°-28°=62°. Since this is a right triangle, you can then use trigonometry to find x (the hypotenuse). You have the angle and the adjacent side, so plug and play:
cos 62° = 350 / x
x = 350 / cos 62°
x = 745.5 ft
