This is not a complex problem you might think it is. First I would mark time as x and wages as y. make a long fraction line, on the top you place ysub 1 subtract by y sub2. under the line is the same thing but with x. for example on the top 0-1, the buttom of the line 0-9. you would get negative 1 over negative 9. divide negative 1 and negative 9. if comes up a decimal leave it as a fraction.
Answer:
t=sqrt(41)/4
Step-by-step explanation:
h=-16t^2+41, h=0. -16t^2+41=0, t=sqrt(41)/4
You have that A = (9,2), B = (4,-4)
In order to find the coordinates of C, a point at the middle of the segment AC, you calculate the midpoint of each couple of coordinates.
For the first coordinate:
For the second coordinate:
Hence, the coordinate of C is C = (6.5 , -1)
For the case of the points (4a,5g) and (-6a,-g), you have:
Hence, the midpoint is (-a,2g)
Domain is all real numbers
The input to an exponential function is the exponent
The base represents the multiplicative rate of change
The first number is 6, second is 29, and the third is 16.