Anyone sees the problem? I can’t see it.
To determine the number of days, we need to set up equations relating the given values above. The total distance that Kayla would want to travel is a sum of the total distance she traveled from running and the total distance she traveled from biking. So,
200 miles = (6 miles/day) x + (10 miles/day) y
where x is the number of days she spent running and y is the number of days she spent biking.
If the minimum days she used for biking would be 15 days or y = 15, then
200 miles = (6 miles/day) x + (10 miles/day) (15 days)
Solving for x,
200 = 6x + 150
50 = 6x
x = 8.3333 days
Total number of days = 15 days for biking + 8.3333 days for running = 23.3333 days or about 24 days.
<span>Answer: A) 5 + 3.5x = 3 + 4x, x = 4
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The Bowling Pin charges $5 for shoe rental and $3.50 per game. The shoe should be fixed, but the price for playing depends on how many games played.
The function would be: </span>5 + 3.5x<span>
The Alley Way charges $3 for shoe rental and $4 per game. </span>The shoe should be fixed, but the price for playing depends on how many games played.
The function would be: 3 + 4x
The break even point would be:
5 + 3.5x= 3+4x
5-3= 4-3.5x
2= 0.5x
x=4
Answer:
Im assuming this would simplify to
s= t^5
Assuming "y" is north, the y-component is
.. (4.00 m)*sin(23.5°) ≈ 1.59 m
