I need help with #5

Mathematics

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chubhunter [2.5K]3 years ago

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Wouldn't this be in literature?

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Item 20 You are riding a roller coaster when a shoe falls off your foot. The function y=200−16t2 represents the height y (in fee

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Assuming you mean y = 200 - 16t^2, we have all the required information needed to solve this problem. The y-value is the height of the building and the t-value represents the number of seconds after the shoe fell off.

Since we are trying to solve <em>for t</em>, we will be using our y-value. The problem states that we landed on a building with a height of 31 feet. We can plug this into the y-value, since that is what y is defined as (the height of the building).

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r =0.4437

Step-by-step explanation:

We have the follwoing dataset:

X: 20,23,53,4,24,32,35,24,31,23

Y: 30,35,40,38,37,45,50,34,42,32

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