I'm not sure what the equation would be, but its the number multiplied by two, and It keeps accumulating so maybe yx2?
5 units. The only variable changing is x so it's just 5 units up from the second coordinate
Firstly, let's create a function of f(t) where t represents the time that has past, and f(t) represents the amount of rainwater. We know that when t=1, then f(t)=10, and t=2 then f(t)=15. So, let's take that and analyze it:
(1,10)
(2,15)
m = (15-10)/(2-1) = 5
y-intercept = 5
∴ f(t) = 5t+5
Now we just evaluate t for 10:
f(10) = (5*10)+5
f(10) = 55
Completely different...
.15*.15*.15*500
500(.15^3)=1.6875
500(.45)=225
Answer:
6°F
58°F
Step-by-step explanation:
From the data Given :
Temperature rise in Buffalo by noon time = 14°F
The initial temperature at Buffalo = - 8°F
Rise in temperature = 14°F
Therefore, temperature at noon = (-8 + 14)°F = 6°F
B.)
Temperature at 6am in St. Louis = 32°F
Temperature at 6am in Juneau = - 26°F
Temperature difference :
(32 - (-26))°F
32 + 26
= 58°F
Temperature in St. Louis is 58°F higher
