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Darina [25.2K]
3 years ago
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Question 6

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Paladinen [302]3 years ago
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Gavin is not likely to win, he has a 2/9 chance of winning
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C. Robbie's glider

Step-by-step explanation:

P.S -The exact question is -

Given - Melissa and Robbie are flying remote control gliders.

The altitude of Melissa's glider, h(s), in feet, is modeled by this function, where sis time, in seconds, after launch.

m(s) = 0.4(s³ - 11s² + 31s – 1)

The altitude of Robbie's glider is modeled by function r, where sis time, in seconds, after launch.

To find - Which glider reaches the greater maximum altitude in the first 6 seconds after launch?

A. Neither glider reaches a maximum altitude on the given interval.

В. Melissa's glider

C. Robbie's glider

D. Both gliders reach the same altitude on the given interval.

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Melisa glider is

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At t = 6 seconds, Melissa glider is at the altitude of 5.54 feet

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From the figure, we can see that,

At t = 6 seconds, Robbie's glider is approximately at an altitude of 13 feet

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As 13 > 5.5

So,

Robbie's glider is at maximum height in 6 seconds after the launch.

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