Using the slope concept, it is found that the maximum length of the seesaw is of 1.73 meters.
<h3>What is a slope?</h3>
The slope is given by the <u>vertical change divided by the horizontal change</u>, and it's also the tangent of the angle of depression.
In this problem:
- The vertical change is of 1 m.
- The horizontal change is the length l.
Hence:
tan(30º) = 1/l
l = 1/tan(30º)
l = 1.73.
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Answer:
The correct answer is 0.320-0.329,0.330-0.339,0.340--0.349,0.350-0.359,0.360-0.369,0.370-0.379
Step-by-step explanation:
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For readability, please present tables in line by line format:
<span>Function 2:
x y
0 65
1 85
2 105
3 125
Find the slope of this line by choosing any 2 coordinate pairs:
125-105
m = ------------ = 20
3 - 2
The y-intercept of this line is easily found, since we see that at x=0, y=65.
The equation of this line is thust y = 20x + 65.
Compare this to the other: y = 32x + 45
y = 32x + 45 has a greater rate of change than does y = 20x + 65.
Which equation has the larger y-intercept?
Choose your answer(s). I believe that more than one is correct.</span>
5(4n-11) - 3n + 20
To get equivalent expression we remove the parenthesis and combine like terms
We distribute 5 inside the parenthesis 4n - 11
5 times 4n = 20n
5 times -11 = -55
So expression becomes
20n - 55 - 3n + 20
Now we combine like terms
20n and -3n are like terms
20n - 3n is 17n, also -55 + 20 is -35
so expression becomes -17n -35
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