The linear function that models Rachel's distance as a function of time is:
D(x) = (70 mi/h)*x
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How to find a function that models Rachel's distance as a function of time?</h3>
Remember the relation between speed and distance:
Distance = Speed*Time.
Here we know that the speed of Rachel is 70 miles per hour, then if she drives for x hours, the distance traveled will be:
D(x) = (70 mi/h)*x
So we found a linear function that models Rachel's distance as a function of time.
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Answer:
Yes, x = 33 is a solution
Step-by-step explanation:
To see if it is a solution, plug in 33 as x
3 = x/11
3 = 33/11
3 = 3
Since this is correct, x = 33 is a solution.
Answer:
25
Step-by-step explanation:
Each of the 16 "ratio units" representing all 80 dancers must stand for ...
(80 dancers)/(16) = 5 dancers
Then 5 "ratio units" representing seventh-grade dancers will stand for ...
5 × 5 dancers = 25 dancers
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Another way to figure this is to write the proportion ...
(seventh-grade dancers)/(all dancers) = 5/16
seventh-grade dancers = (all dancers)×(5/16) = 80×5/16
seventh-grade dancers = 25
76, because the graph shows how many visitors there are around 90 degrees
Since x represents the year, year 15 will be 15 years.
Plug in "15" as your "x"
y = -2(15)^2 + 36(15) + 6
15^2 = 225 (Exponents come before multiplication)
y = -2(225) + 36(15) + 6
y = -450 + 540 + 6
y = 90 + 6
y = 96
<em>The answer is B</em>
