Sarah covers 17 1/4 miles per hour.
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The expression in part A is similar to the quadratic formula. So, it’s likely that complex numbers can help us solve quadratic equations that have imaginary solutions and that we would have labeled as having no solution if using only real numbers.
[ACCORDING TO PLATO]
- Slope Formula:

- Slope-Intercept form:
, with m = slope and b = y-intercept.
So firstly, we have to find the slope. Looking on this line, we see that two points that are on this line are (0,3) and (4,0). Plug them into the slope formula and solve as such:

Now we know that the slope is -3/4. Now looking for the y-intercept, we see that it has been provided for us. The y-intercept is (0,3).
<u>Putting our equation together, it is
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6mph+(-2mph)=5mph+11mph=16mph ser up a equation six miles per hour minus negetive 2 miles per hour gives you 5 miles per hour plus 11 miles per hour gives you 16 miles per hour