Answer:
If the kite has an 11 ft line attached to it and it casts an 8 feet shadow, we will have a rectangle triangle (see picture below).
To find the height x of the kite, we can apply the Pythagorean theorem.
x² = 11² - 8²
x² = 121 - 64
x² = 57
x =√57 Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>Answer: 32</h3>
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Work Shown:
Let
x = number of visits
y = total cost in dollars
The membership costs $18 no matter how many visits you do. If you make x visits, at $1 each, then it costs an additional 1*x = 1x = x dollars. This is added on top of the base membership fee. In total, we know that y = 18+x = x+18
We want the total y to be at most $50. Therefore . The highest y can get is 50.
Let's replace y with x+18 and isolate x
y is replaced with x+18
subtract 18 from both sides
This tells us that we can make at most 32 visits. In other words, the maximum number of visits is 32.
Your best bet would be D.
For this case we have the following function transformation:
Vertical displacement.
Assume k> 0
If f (x) is the original function, f (x) + k is the original function with a vertical displacement k units up.
Answer:
Part 1:
C. The function is not shifted horizontally from g (x)
Part 2:
A. 3 units up from g (x)