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3 years ago

Which answer is the best explanation for how to check to see that the difference has been calculated correctly for this problem?

1 answer:

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A. No, because if you add 76.5 and 4.32, you'll get 80.82 instead of 72.18.

B. Yes, because if you add 72.18 and 4.32 you'll get 76.5

C. No, because if you substract 4.32 from 72.18, you'll get 67.86 instead of 76.5.

D. No, because if you add 76.5 and 72.18, you'll get 144.65 instead of 4.32.

Correct answer: B

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2 years ago

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Speed of Firework B=240 ft/s

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So your answer is D. 45x² + 20x + 1. I hope this helps!

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