Answer:
A) -1.7 x 10^-4 D)-0.00017
Step-by-step explanation:
Since its negative in the base B and C wont work. The negative in the exponent means the decimal moves left which exclude E.
He used 53 pounds. I got this by using two equations.
a+b=117
and
5.8a+4.1b= 569.8
I took the first equation and subtracted 'b' so the equation looked like a=117-b.
I then plugged in 117-b into the second equation, so it ended up looking like this:
5.8 (117-b)=569.8
5.8 times 117 is 678.6. And 5.8 times negative b is negative 5.8b.
The equation now looks like this:
678.6-5.8b+4.1b=569.8
Add like terms
678.6-1.7b=569.8
Then subtract 678.6 from both sides
-1.7b= -108.8
divide each side by -1.7
you get b= 64.
But because you are looking for how many pounds for a, subtract 64 from 117. You get 53. 53 is the answer.
Answer:
27.8 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Wasn't it 'a,' not 'A,' that you wanted?
The ratio a/ 30 is the cosine of the angle 22 degrees, which in turn is 0.927:
a
Then 0.927 = ------- which yields a = 30(0.927) = 27.8 degrees
30
Answer: -18
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
- -108.26
- -108.13
- -108.052
- -108.026
- -108
Step-by-step explanation:
A graphing calculator or spreadsheet is useful for making the repeated function evaluations required.
The average velocity on the interval [a,b] will be ...
v avg = (y(b) - y(a))/(b-a)
Here, all the intervals start at a=3, so the average velocity for the given values of t will be ...
v avg = (y(3+t) -y(3))/((3+t) -3) = (y(3+t) -y(3))/t
This can be computed for each of the t-values given. The results are shown in the attached table.
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We note that the fractional part of the velocity gets smaller in proportion to t getting smaller. We expect it to go to 0 when t goes to 0.
The estimated instantaneous velocity is -108 ft/s.
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We can simplify the average velocity equation to ...
v avg = ((48(3+t) -26(t+3)^2) -(48(t+3) -26(3)^2)) / t
= (48t -26(t^2 +6t))/t
= 48 -26t -156
<em> v avg = -108 -26t</em>
Then the average velocity at t=0 is -108.