PLEASE ANSWER ASAP, 25 points if you answer and will get brainliest if you show all work. <br /><br />If you drive a
t x miles per hour and apply your breaks, your stopping distance in feet is approximately <br />
<br />a)By how much will your stopping distance increase if you increase your speed from 20 mi/h to 30 mi/h?<br />b)By how much will your stopping distance increase if you increase your speed from 50 mi/h to 60 mi/h? <br />c)An important driving guideline is that you leave one car length between your car and the car in front of you for every 10 mi/h of speed. Thus, you should leave three car lengths if you are driving at 30 mi/h and 5 car lengths if you are driving at 50 mi/h. Is this guideline consistent with the model f(x)?
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Look at the component form of each vector.
Note that vector c is <4,4> and vector d is <-2,-2>
If one imagined the line that contained each vector, the line for both would have a slope of 1, because
Since they have the same slope they are parallel, but since they are in opposite directions, we often call them "anti-parallel" (simply meaning parallel, but in opposite directions).
If two vectors are parallel, one vector can be multiplied by a scalar to result in the other vector. This means that there is some number "k", such that , or equivalently,
and
.
If and
, we just need to substitute known values and solve for k:
Double checking that k works for the y-coordinates as well:
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So,