Answer:
The answer is "A", 6.3 meters/second because it is lower than 7 when it is supposed to be higher.
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Answer:
Yes!
Step-by-step explanation:
26/3 is a seventh of 182/21
Divide 182 and 21 both by 7, and you get 26/3. So, yes, it is equivalent.
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
From the graph, we obtain the trigonometric function as:

The corresponding cosine function have equation.

This function is of the form: 
where
is the amplitude.
Therefore the amplitude is |2|=2
The third choice is correct
Answer:
Both fireworks will explode after 1 seconds after firework b launches.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Speed of fire work A= 300 ft/s
Speed of Firework B=240 ft/s
Time before which fire work b is launched =0.25s
To Find:
How many seconds after firework b launches will both fireworks explode=?
Solution:
Let t be the time(seconds) after which both the fireworks explode.
By the time the firework a has been launched, Firework B has been launch 0.25 s, So we can treat them as two separate equation
Firework A= 330(t)
Firework B=240(t)+240(0.25)
Since we need to know the same time after which they explode, we can equate both the equations
330(t) = 240(t)+240(0.25)
300(t)= 240(t)+60
300(t)-240(t)= 60
60(t)=60

t=1