Answer:
- -2/a³ m/s
- -2 m/s
- -1/4 m/s
- -2/27 m/s
Step-by-step explanation:
The velocity is the derivative of position:
v = ds/dt = (d/dt)(t^-2) = -2t^-3
For t=a, the velocity is
-2a^-3 = -2/a³ . . . . meters per second
For t=1, the velocity is ...
-2·1³ = -2 . . . . meters per second
For t=2, the velocity is ...
-2·2^-3 = -2/8 = -1/4 . . . . meters per second
For t=3, the velocity is ...
-2·3^-3 = -2/27 . . . . meters per second
Answer:
53 I believe
Step-by-step explanation:
add all then divide by how much numbers are there
Answer:
See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question tells us that 2.54 cm is equivalent to 1 inch. The next part wants to know what 5.08 cm is in inches. We can just divide 5.08 by 2.54 to figure that out.
5.08/2.54 = 2
This means that 5.08 cm is 2 inches.
The next one wants to know how many centimeters 10 inches is. We can 2.54 and multiply it by 10.
2.54 · 10 = 25.4
This means that 25.4 cm is 10 inches.
Answer: no
Step-by-step explanation: because it’s equal
Answer:
The two parallel sides a and b are 17 cm and 23 cm respectively
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a trapezium = {(a+b)/2} h
Where
h = height = 18 cm
a = parallel side 1 = x
b = parallel side 2 = x + 6
Area of a trapezium = {(a+b)/2} h
360 = {(x + x + 6) / 2} 18
360 = { (2x + 6) / 2} 18
360 = (2x + 6) 9
360 = 18x + 54
Subtract 54 from both sides
360 - 54 = 18x
306 = 18x
Divide both sides by 18
x = 306 / 18
= 17
x = 17 cm
a = parallel side 1 = x
x = 17 cm
b = parallel side 2 = x + 6
x + 6
= 17 + 6
= 23 cm