First, you just need to disregard the greater than sign because these types of equation is solved the same way as those with equals (=) sign in the middle. So when y=6,
First you need to substitute y=6 to the y in 3y
3(6)>2x
By multiplying,
18>2x
By dividing both sides of the equation by 2
18/2 > 2x/2
9>x
However if you want to transpose x to the left side of the equation, you also need to reverse the sign to <
Which means
X<9
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The answer is 170,
This is an arithmetic sequence, meaning you use addition or subtraction and not multiplication and division. The sequence changes like this, 101 - 82 = 19
So you would think you would add 19 to 101 to find the next number, however, 101 + 19 /= 122.
So it can't be the same number, so the equation sequence must add or subtract.
122 - 101 = 21
That is 2 more than 19. In order to confirm this is the proper sequence, you take the next number, or 145 - 122 = 23.
Now 23 - 21 = 2
The sequence changes by an increase of 2 every time in these selected numbers in the sequence. Therefore, you can accurately assume that the next number is 170
I hope this helped!
An example of how to sketch the Ferris Wheel diagram is given in the image attached.
<h3>What is the angular speed about?</h3>
To solve for the angular speed, you can use the formula of"
Given that the diameter is 80 feet, so we know the radius will be 40 feet.
The Ferris wheel bottom is 20 feet high, so we add the radius we get that the middle of the Ferris wheel is 60 feet high.
Finally, the Ferris wheel completes 1 ½ rotation (2π radians) in 1 minutes. So we say that the Ferris wheel is said to spins at π rad/min.
Angular velocity ( 1 ½ rev/1min)( 1min/60 sec)
C = 2π(60)
C ≈ 377.04 feet
540 revolution (1 ½ rotations) is 60 seconds, the speed is then
s = d/t
s = 377.06 ft / 60 sec
s = 6.28 ft/sec
To plot the graph, the final equation will be h(t) = 40sin(πt + π/2) + 60.
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