Explain how knowing 1+7 helps you find the sum for 7+1
2 answers:
We can use the concept of commutative property of addition here. We know that the addition follow the commutative property.
The commutative property of addition is given by
It means, if we change the order, it will not affect the result.
Therefore, using above mentioned property, we can see that
1+7 = 7+1
Hence, if we know the value of 1+7, then we can easily find the value of 7+1 because both are same.
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part A)
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what does that mean? well, at 0 hours, the plane was 2700 miles away.
or another way to put it, the plane was still on the runway at the airport and hadn't taken off at 0 hours, and the airport where it was is 2700 miles away from its destination.
part B)
from the table, we can see the x = 1, y = 2160, and when x = 4, y = 540,
so our two points are (1, 2160) and (4, 540).
or -540/1, well the top is the rise(miles) and the bottom is the run(hours)... so it means -540 miles per each 1hour,
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for every passing hour the plane is travelling, the distance from its origin and its destination is shrinking, namely, is getting closer to its destination.
part C)
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so, the domain will be [0, 5], since after 5hours it'd be at its destination, because at 5hrs the miles away is 0, meaning it arrived at the destination.