Answer:
The required constant of variation is 4 and the equation is y=4xz over w (over meaning a fraction)
I don't know if you need a explanation on how to do this, just let me know if so.
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer to this question will depend on the function f itself. Basically you will find the height in meters above the ground of the bird when it jumped when the time t=0s. This is substsitute every t in the function for a value of zero and that way you will get the bird's height at the time it jumped. If you were given a graph for this function, you can find the y-intercept of the graph and that will be the answer as well. The question could be written like this:
A baby bird jumps from a tree branch and flutters to the ground. The function "
" models the bird's height (in meters) above the ground as a function of time (in seconds) after jumping. What is bird's height above the ground when it jumped.
Answer:
25m
Step-by-step explanation:
Once your function is given, you can substitute t=0 since 0s is the time measured at the moment the bird jumped. So our function will be:


So the height of the bird above the ground when it jumped is 25m in this particular function.
V * v = v^2
v * -8 = -8v
8 * v = 8v
8 * -8 = -64
v^2 - 8v + 8v - 64
v^2 - 64
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Answer:
uggggg is it ummm i dont really know sorry
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