Hey there!
Speed is equal to distance/time. As much as you might not know, you've definitely seen this before. It's used in miled/hour and km/hr. The miles or kilometers are the distances, and the hours are the time.
We're not going to be able to get an exact speed because we don't have an exact distance, just a variable. We have:
Speed = d/t = d/16
The speed is d/16.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a function f is piecewise function as
a)
f(11) here 11 >2
So f(11) = 11
Similarly since 22 is greater than 2
f(22) = 22
and also since 99>22
f(99) = 99
If only x value is less than 2, we get the constant funciton 2.
Answer:
Let F = customer's fare (in dollars)
Let d = distance traveled (in miles)
Given:
- Base fee = $5
- Charge per mile = $2 per mile
Creating an equation from given information:
F = 2d + 5
This is a linear equation, with slope of 2 and y-intercept of (0, 5)
**see attached graph**
Answer:
$120
explanation:
160(0.75)=120
10 in; if the original 100% was 5 in, then you multiply that by 2.