I am not for sure how to do this just yet when I figher it out I will try to help you.<span />
Answer:
nearby -3
Step-by-step explanation:
When v^3 is -26, your v is equal to
.
3^3 is 27, so v is nearby 3.
or, It would be nearby 3.9
Answer:
f(x) is exponential g(x) is quadratic
Step-by-step explanation:
c) the values of function g will exceed function f
first off, let's notice that Purple's time is in minutes, whilst the rate is in miles per hour, the units of both must correspond, so, we can either change the time from minutes to hours or the rate from hours to minutes, hmmm let's change the time to hours.
so 40 minutes, we know there are 60 minutes in 1 hour, so 40 minutes will be 40/60 of an hr, or namely 2/3.
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