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Verdich [7]
3 years ago
5

At a temperature of t degrees​ Fahrenheit, sound travels s feet per​ second, where s equals 21.9 StartRoot 5 t plus 2457 EndRoot

. During blasting for avalanche control in the​ mountains, sound traveled at a rate of 1121 ​ft/sec. What was the​ temperature?
Mathematics
2 answers:
mafiozo [28]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

32.63 F

Step-by-step explanation:

The function:

s = 21.9 \; \sqrt{ 5 t + 2457 }

represents sound travels s at feet per​ second, where t is the temperature at Fahrenheit degrees​.

We know that sound traveled at a rate of 1121 ​ft/sec. To find the temperature we need to replace with s value and isolate t for the above function.

1121 = 21.9 \; \sqrt{ 5 t + 2457 }

\frac{1121}{21.9} = \sqrt{ 5 t + 2457 }

51.19^2 = 5 t + 2457

2620.13 - 2457 = 5 t

\frac{163.13}{5} = t

32.63 \; F= t

EastWind [94]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The​ temperature when sound traveled at 1,121 ft/s was 32.63 degrees fahrenheit.

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi, well, we need to solve for T the following equation.

S(T)=21.9\sqrt{5T+2,457}

And we need to substitute S(T) for 1,121. Let´s solve this.

1,121=21.9\sqrt{5T+2457}

\frac{1,121}{21.9} =\sqrt{5T+2457}

(\frac{1,121}{21.9} )^{2} =(\sqrt{5T+2457} )^{2}

2620.13=5T+2,457

163.13=5T

T=32.63

So, if the speed of sound during the blasting was 1,121ft/s, the tempeture was 32.63 Fahrenheit

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