Answer:
Reaction time tests can be used to assess an individual's hand-eye coordination. One test involves catching a 1 metre ruler and measuring the distance, d in metres, that the ruler travelled before being caught. The reaction time t seconds is then calculated using the formula: = √2d/9.8
Answer:
two solutions : (-3;4) and (-5;6)
Step-by-step explanation:
hello :
X²+y²+18x+29=0 ..(1)
X+y=1 ...(2)
by (2) : y = 1 - x
put this value in (1) : x² +(1-x)² +18x+29 = 0
x² +1 +x² -2x+18x +29 =0
2x²+16x +30 = 0
x²+8x+15 =0
delta = b²-4ac a=1 b=8 c = 15
delta = (8)²-4(1)(15)=64-60 =4 = 2²
X1=(-8+2)/2 = - 3
X2=(-8-2)/2 = - 5
case 1 : x = -3 y = 1 - (-3) = 4
case 2 : x = -5 y = 1 - (-5) = 6
The rules of significant figures are: 1. all non zeros are significant. 2. trailing zeros are significant. 3. zeros between non-zeros are signifincant. Hence, applying these to the given.
A. 4 sig figs
B. 1 sig fig
C.6 sig figs
D.1 sig fig
She could actually miss and get a 0 because 108+72+95/3=91
Answer:
16 metres
Step-by-step explanation:
You're finding the perimetre of this rectangle, so have to add each side together to find the total distance he traveled (the perimetre of the rectangle, since he travelled in a rectangle).
3*2 is 6,
5*2 is 10
10 + 6 is 16.
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