Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
First calculate BD using sine ratio in Δ BCD and the exact value
sin60° = , thus
sin60° = =
=
=
( cross- multiply )
2BD = 12 ( divide both sides by 2 )
BD = 6
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Calculate AD using the tangent ratio in Δ ABD and the exact value
tan30° = , thus
tan30° = =
=
=
( cross- multiply )
AD = 6
( divide both sides by
)
AD = 6 → B
Answer:
Santos should run approximately 36.145 meters along the shore
Step-by-step explanation:
The given parameters are;
The distance along the shore of the child = 50 meters
The distance from the shore of the child = 60 meters
The rate at which Santos can run = 4 m/s
The rate he can swim = 0.9 m/s
Let 'x' represent the distance he runs along the shore
We have;
The time he spends running on the shore, t₁ = x/4
The time he spends swimming, t₂ = (√(60² + (50 - x)²)/0.9
The total time, T = t₁ + t₂ = x/4 + (√(60² + (50 - x)²)/0.9
To find the maximum, we have;
dT/dx = 0 = d(x/4 + (√(60² + (50 - x)²)/0.9)/dx = 1/4 - (50 - x)/(0.9·(√(60² + (50 - x)²) = 0
1/4 - (50 - x)/(0.9·(√(60² + (50 - x)²) = 0
Simplifying using a graphing calculator gives;
1519·x² - 151900·x + 3505900 = 0
x = (151900 ± √((-151900)² - 4×1519×3505900))/(2 × 1519)
x ≈ 63.86 m or x ≈ 36.145 m
We note that the distance from a point x = 63.83 meters and 36.145 meters from where Santos spots the girl to the location of the girl are the same
Therefore, Santos should run approximately 36.145 meters along the shore before jumping into to the water in order to save the child
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If the ruler is divided into 2 equal parts, divide 7 inches by 2
7/2 = 3.5 or 3