Velocity, in km/hr is the x-axis.
Breaking distance "s" in meters is on the y-axis.
Each curved line represents the different road conditions.
for (a.) find the y-coordinate for each
Dry, curve A. follow the 50km/hr up to the curve and see it corresponds to about 30 m
Wet road, curve B. follow the 50km/hr mark up to see it corresponds to 80 m
Icey, curve T is 140 m
for (b.) they give you the breaking distance on the y-axis to find the corresponding speeds for each road condition. Follow the 60 m mark across to find each x-coordinate,.
Dry curve A, 70 km/hr
Wet curve B, about 45 km/hr
Icey curve T, 30 km/hr
Hello!
We are given the weight of Mia's dog and told to find the weight of Lettie's dog based on the known relationship. Using these given values, we can create the following equation (let "w" represent the total weight of Lettie's dog):
w = 32.6(3.8)
Simplify the right side of the equation:
w = 123.88
We have now proven that Lettie's dog weighs 123.88 lbs.
I hope this helps!
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