Answer:
It will take the police car 3.5 hours to travel a distance of 175 miles traveling at a rate of 50 miles/hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
If a car is traveling at a constant speed of 50 miles/hour and we wish to know how long it will take it to travel a distance of 175 miles, we will use this formula
d = r*t
Where d is the distance traveled in miles
r is the rate of speed in miles/ hour, and
t is the time in hours
d in this case is 175 miles and r is 50 miles/hour, plugging this in, we have
175 miles = (50 miles/hour) * t Divide both sides by 50 miles/hour
Our miles unit will cancel out, leaving us with
3.5 hours = t
Answer:
The graph of the equation is shown in the picture attached below.
We can see w = 12 corresponds to the global maximum of the function, and for any w greater than 12 the value of A(w) decreases.
This means that for any value of the width greater than 12, the function cannot model the situation.
Making the equation only valid for
w ∈ [0,12]
Answer:
(9x, 9y) dilation
Step-by-step explanation:
(9, 9y) is the answer because F is 180 degrees rotations, G is not real, H is translations, and J is dilations and dilations is multiplying which makes the transformation non congruent.
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