What does the peak of the graph represent?

Mathematics

1 answer:

slavikrds [6]3 years ago

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Answer: i would need to know more about the graph before giving a definate awncer

Step-by-step explanation:

for now i think the reasonable awncer to the question has got to be A, because it is increasing

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A person's height is 5-ft 3-in. Their shadow has a length of 3-ft 6-in. If a nearby tree has a shadow of length 10-ft 4-in, what

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Answer: The height of tree = 15 ft. 6 inches

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: A person's height is 5-ft 3-in = [5 x (12 )+3 ] inches [ 1 ft= 12 inches]

= 63 inches

Their shadow has a length of 3-ft 6-in = [3 x 12+6] inches

= 42 inches

If a nearby tree has a shadow of length 10-ft 4-in = [10 x 12+4] inches

= 124 inches.

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$\dfrac{\text{Height of tree}}{\text{Height of person}}=\dfrac{\text{Length person's shadow}}{\text{Length of tree's shadow}}\\\\\dfrac{\text{Height of tree}}{63}=\dfrac{124}{42}\\\\\Rightarrow\ \text{Height of tree}=\dfrac{124}{42}\times63=186\ inches\\\\=\dfrac{186}{12}= 15.5 ft\ or\ 15 ft.\ 6\ inches.$