Answer:
Option B 3,-3,-6 is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to find real zeroes of
Solving
Taking x^2 common from first 2 terms and -9 from last two terms we get
Taking (x+6) common
x^2-9 can be solved using formula a^2-b^2 = (a+b)(a-b)
Putting it equal to zero,
So, Option B 3,-3,-6 is correct.
A gray kangaroo jumped and it's path through the air is given by
y =
where x is the kangaroo's horizontal distance traveled (in feet) wand y is the corresponding height (in feet).
For maximum distance we have to differentiate this expression.
For maxima or minima
=0
-0.0267×2 x + 0.8=0
⇒-0.0534 x + 0.8=0
⇒0.8=0.0534 x
⇒x=0.8/0.0534
x =14.98 (approx)
Now differentiating the expression again
=-0.0534
Since double derivative is negative , so
x=14.98 will be the point of Maxima.
The Kangaroo can go the maximum distance of 14.98 feet (approx)
and the height that can kangaroo go through=-0.0267×14.98×14.98+0.8×14.98
= -5.9914 +11.984
= 5.9925 feet
= 6 feet (approx)
So, X=Horizontal distance covered=14.98×2=29.96 feet,[∵ at x=14.98 it attains maximum height, So total distance Travelled by kangaroo will be two times of the distance covered that it has gone through to achieve maximum height.]⇒ The path is parabolic. = 30 feet (approx)
Y= Vertical distance covered= 5.9925=6 feet(approx)