Answer:
rate of change = -32 feet/second
Step-by-step explanation:
h(t) = 64 – 16t2
t = time (seconds)
Look at the start of time where t = 0
h(t) = 64 - 16 * (0) * 2 = 64 feet
Then look at the specified time where t = 1.25 seconds
h(t) = 64 - 16 * (1.25sec) * 2 = 24 feet
rate of change = rate of change y / rate of change x
x = time, y = height
rate of change = (24 - 64) / (1.25 - 0) = -32 feet/second
Answer:
Original position: base is 1.5 meters away from the wall and the vertical distance from the top end to the ground let it be y and length of the ladder be L.
Step-by-step explanation:
By pythagorean theorem, L^2=y^2+(1.5)^2=y^2+2.25 Eq1.
Final position: base is 2 meters away, and the vertical distance from top end to the ground is y - 0.25 because it falls down the wall 0.25 meters and length of the ladder is also L.
By pythagorean theorem, L^2=(y -0.25)^2+(2)^2=y^2–0.5y+ 0.0625+4=y^2–0.5y+4.0625 Eq 2.
Equating both Eq 1 and Eq 2: y^2+2.25=y^2–0.5y+4.0625
y^2-y^2+0.5y+2.25–4.0625=0
0.5y- 1.8125=0
0.5y=1.8125
y=1.8125/0.5= 3.625
Using Eq 1: L^2=(3.625)^2+2.25=15.390625, L=(15.390625)^1/2= 3.92 meters length of ladder
Using Eq 2: L^2=(3.625)^2–0.5(3.625)+4.0625
L^2=13.140625–0.90625+4.0615=15.390625
L= (15.390625)^1/2= 3.92 meters length of ladder
<em>hope it helps...</em>
<em>correct me if I'm wrong...</em>
<span>you're given both arcs, minor and major, or near and far arcs, all you need to do, is really plug them in</span>
This answer would be true. I believe. It would be that because they are completely separate.
