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never [62]
3 years ago
7

15. The average speed that a tsunami (a large tidal wave) travels is represented

Mathematics
2 answers:
REY [17]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

a) the inverse function is \frac{s^2}{200}

b) when s = 250, then d= 312.5

Step-by-step explanation:

a)The function is s=(200d)^1/2. To find the inverse, we will try to solve for d. Then, by raising up to 2 in both sides we get

s^2 = 200d

Dividing by 200 both sides we get

\frac{s^2}{200}=d.

Thus, the inverse function in this case is d= g(s) = \frac{s^2}{200}

b)In this case, we are given that s = 250,

then d = \frac{250^2}{200} = 312.5

irina [24]3 years ago
3 0

Correct question :

The average speed that a tsunami (a large tidal wave) travels is represented

by the functions = (200d)^1^/^2 where s is the speed (in miles per hour) that the tsunami is traveling and d is the average depth (in feet) of the wave.

a. Find the inverse of the function.

b. Find the average depth of the tsunami when the recorded speed of the wave is 250 miles per hour.

Answer:

a) d = \frac{s^2}{200}

b) 312.5 ft

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Average speeds, s = (200d)^1^/^2

a) To find the inverse of the function.

s = (200d)^1^/^2

s² = 200d

200d = s²

d = \frac{s^2}{200}

Therefore, inverse of the function =

d = \frac{s^2}{200}

b) average depth when speed is 250 miles per hour.

Average depth = d

Therefore, let's use the formula :

d = \frac{s^2}{200}

= \frac{250^2}{200}

= \frac{62500}{200}

d = 312.5 feet

The average depth when speed is 250 miles per hour is 312.5 ft

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