Tony plans to run a 5,000-meter fun run at a constant rate of 250 meters per minute. He uses function f to model his distance fr
om the finish line x minutes after the start of the race.
x f(x)
0 5,000
1 4,750
2 4,500
3 4,250
4 4,000
5 3,750
6 3,500
A.
Tony's function is always decreasing.
B.
Tony's function is always negative.
C.
Tony's function is exponential.
D.
The domain of Tony's function is [0 , 5,000].
x f(x)
0 5,000
1 4,750
2 4,500
3 4,250
4 4,000
5 3,750
6 3,500
A.
Tony's function is always decreasing.
B.
Tony's function is always negative.
C.
Tony's function is exponential.
D.
The domain of Tony's function is [0 , 5,000].
2 answers:
Answer:
Option A.
Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the information provided on the question
the function used to model Tony's run is:
f(x) = -250*x + 5000
This means that after x = 20 minutes, Tony will arrive to the finish line
f(20) = -250*(20) + 5000 = -5000 + 5000 = 0
The function is always decreasing, because we are dealing with a line with negative slope.
Option A.
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