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Step-by-step explanation:
The correct answer is 25%
<h3>
What is Relative Frequency?</h3>
- The number of times an event occurs divided by the total number of events occurring in a given data.
<h3>How to solve the problem?</h3>
- This problem can be solved by following steps.
- The data of color and frequency is given in table.
- We need find the relative frequency for Purple
First calculate the the total number of frequency
18+20+10+16
= 64
The total number of frequency is 64
Hence the relative frequency of purple is 16/64
Therefore , relative frequency of purple is 1/4 = 0.25
Therefore 25% of purple candies are there
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Step-by-step explanation:
Because the function is symmetric about the y-axis, using the cosine function is most appropriate.
<u>Refer to the equation for a cosine function:</u>
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Amplitude: 
Period: 
Phase shift: 
Midline: 
The amplitude would be the average of the maximum and minimum y-values of the function, which would be 
.
The value of 
in represents the length of the period, so since the length of the period is 
, this means that 
.
The phase shift, , describes the horizontal shift of a function. Because the phase shift is 
, then we can set up the equation 
where we determine 
.
The midline (or vertical shift), 
, is the horizontal line that passes through between the maximum and minimum points, which the function oscillates. In this case, the midline would be located at the line 
, therefore, 
.
Putting all our information together, your final equation is:
<span>4.98 ft/s
Let's determine the distance between the man and the woman for the moment that she's been walking 15 minutes. For this you can create a right triangle where one leg is 500 ft long (the east west difference between their locations) and the other leg is (distance man walked for 20 minutes + distance woman walked for 15 minutes). So
Distance man walked = 20 min * 60 s/min * 2 ft/s = 2400 ft.
Distance woman walked = 15 min * 60 s/min * 3 ft/s = 2700 ft.
So the north south different in the man and woman's location is 2400+2700 = 5100 ft and will be increasing by 5 ft/sec.
Creating a function of time (in seconds) for the distance the two people are apart is
f(t) = sqrt(500^2 + (5100 + 5t)^2)
where
t = number of seconds from the 15 minutes the woman has been walking.
For rate of change, you want the first derivative of the function. So let's calculate it.
f(t) = sqrt(500^2 + (5100 + 5t)^2)
f(t) = sqrt((5100 + 5t)^2 + 250000)
f'(t) = d/dt[ sqrt((5100 + 5t)^2 + 250000) ]
f'(t) = 0.5((5t + 5100)^2 + 250000)^(-0.5) * d/dt[ (5t + 5100)^2 + 250000 ]
f'(t) = d/dt[ (5t + 5100)^2 ] / (2 * sqrt((5t + 5100)^2 + 250000))
f'(t) = 2(5t + 5100) * d/dt[ 5x + 5100 ]/(2 * sqrt((5t + 5100)^2 + 250000))
f'(t) = 5(5t + 5100/sqrt((5t + 5100)^2 + 250000)
f'(t) = (25t + 25500)/sqrt((5t + 5100)^2 + 250000)
Now calculate f'(t) for t = 0. So
f'(t) = (25t + 25500)/sqrt((5t + 5100)^2 + 250000)
f'(0) = (25*0 + 25500)/sqrt((5*0 + 5100)^2 + 250000)
f'(0) = 25500/sqrt((5100)^2 + 250000)
f'(0) = 25500/sqrt(26010000 + 250000)
f'(0) = 25500/sqrt(26260000)
f'(0) = 25500/5124.45119
f'(0) = 4.976142626 ft/sec
So the man and woman are moving away from each other at the rate of 4.98 ft/s.</span>
