The answer is 5.23 ft/second
The way I got this answer was first finding the circumference of the merry-go-round using the equation

, where r represents the radius, which is the distance from the center of a circle.
So your equation should look like this

. I used the rounded term of 3.14 for

Once you multiply those terms, you should get the answer, 31.4. Now this is the total distance around the merry-go-round in feet. So, if it takes 6 seconds to make a full rotation and we are trying to find the amount offeet traveled in one second, we should divide the circumference (31.4) by 6 to give us our answer.
So, 31.4÷6=5.2333...ft/second
And I rounded the answer to the nearest hundredth to get 5.23 feet/second
$5 each car
3 hours = 12 cars
÷3 ÷3
1 hours = 4 cars
×8 ×8
8 hours = 32 cars
32 cars × $5 per car =
$160
They earned $160 in 8 hours, from washing 32 cars.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given that an object oscillates 4 feet from its minimum height to its maximum height. The object is back at the maximum height every 3 seconds. We are asked to find the cosine function that can be used to model the height of the object.
We know that standard form of cosine function is
, where,
|A| = Amplitude,
Period =
,
C = Phase shift,
D = Vertical shift.
Since distance between maximum and minimum is 4, therefore, amplitude will be half of it, that is,
.
Since objects gets back to its maximum value in every 3 seconds, therefore, period of the function is 3 seconds. We know that period is given by
, therefore, we can write
, therefore,
.
We haven't been given any information about phase and mid-line, we can assume the values of C and D to be zero
.
Therefore, our function required function would be
.
The rise over run is 10/5 which simplifies to 2/1 C)2:1 I'm not for sure if this is right or not but I believe it is
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
3y=12 divide both sides by 3
y=4