1kg=£2.2 how many kg are there in £6.4
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If we are looking for the time(s) that the ball is at a height of 15, we simply sub in a 15 for the height in the position equation and solve for t:
and
Factor this however you factor a quadratic in class to get
t = .59 seconds and t = .85 seconds.
This means that .59 seconds after the ball was thrown into the air it was 15 feet off the ground. Then the ball reached its max height, gravity took over, and began pulling it back down to earth. The ball passes the height of 15 feet again on its way down after .85 seconds.
A logarithmic function without a subscript means that it must be log base 10.
When learning about logarithms, a textbook/teacher provides their students with the following general equations
Hopefully you are familiar with this. Using the equations that I just showed, we can change the equation to
This would make answer choice C correct.
Answer:
72yd2
Step-by-step explanation:
making figure into 2
1st figure
= 6×5
= 30yd^2
2nd figure
= 14×3
= 42yd^2
Area of the full figure
= (30+42)yd^2
= 72yd^2
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