Answer: Choice A -- f(x) = (1/3)*|x|
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The input of a function is x and the output is y = f(x)
To vertically compress a function, we will multiply the y value by some fraction smaller than 1. This is so that the y coordinates are a fraction of what they once were.
In this case, we multiply y by 1/3 so that something that has a y coordinate of y = 81 becomes y = 27 (divide by 3)
So we have y = f(x) become (1/3)*y = (1/3)*f(x) = (1/3)*|x|
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The answer is:
Luke did a work of 308N.m or 308 Joules.
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Why?</h2>
When a force is applied on a object making it to move covering a distance we call it "work". The movement caused by the force, will follow the same direction that the force.
We can calculate the work done by using the following equation:
Where,
Work is the transferred energy.
Force, is the force applied to the object.
Distance, is the distance covered due to the applied force.
α, is the angle at the work is done.
We are given the following information to calculate the work done:
So, substituting the given information into the equation to calculate work, we have:
Hence, we have that Luke did a work of 308N.m or 308 Jouls.
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Answer:
false
Step-by-step explanation:
8,839,469 people* 94% percent of last years population= <span>8,309,101 people after 1 year
</span>8,309,101 people*94% percent of last years population= <span>7,810,555 people after 2 years
</span>7,810,555 people*94% percent of last years population= <span>7,341,922 people after 3 years</span>
The difference between causation and correlation is that, Causation is characterized by cause-and-effect while correlation establishes a probable relationship.
<h3>What is the difference between Causation and correlation?</h3>
While Causation is characterized by a situation in which an action certainly causes an outcome and hence, is described as a cause-and-effect relationship, Correlation on the other hand only establishes a relationship between the two events and doesn't necessarily ascertain the occurrence of the other event .
An example of two variables which may be correlated is; the height and weight of an individual in which case it is generally perceived that taller people are heavier.
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