The garden has four quarters. three quarters are planted with basil. one quarter is planted with sage. The strips represent quarters. So that means that three strips represent three quarters. Well one strip represents one quarter.
10m^3-m^2-6m+9 is the answer
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
how long is the ball in the air ?
that is the same as asking : after how many seconds will the ball hit the ground (= reach the height of 0) ?
so, that means we need to find the zero solution of h(t).
at what t is h(t) = 0 ?
when at least one of the factors is 0 :
2(-2 - 4t)(2t - 5)
we have 3 factors
2 : can never be 0.
(-2 -4t) : can only be 0 for negative t, which does not make sense in our scenario (we cannot go back in time, only forward).
(2t - 5) : is 0 when 2t = 5 or t = 2.5
so, A is the right answer.
FYI : the starting height (on the hill) is given by t = 0 :
2(-2 - 0)(0 - 5) = 2×-2×-5 = 20 ft
325 meters if using full height of 324 meters for tower
277 meters if using observation platform height of 276 meters.
When the depression is 37 degrees, you can create a right triangle with the angles 90, 37, and 53 degrees. The distance from a point directly underneath the observer will be:
h/tan(37)
where
h = height of the observer.
And when the depression is 72 degrees, the distance will be:
h/tan(72)
So the distance between the two points will be the absolute value of:
h/tan(72) - h/tan(37)
=(tan(37)h)/tan(37)tan(72) - tan(72)h/(tan(37)tan(72))
=(tan(37)h - tan(72)h) /(tan(37)tan(72))
=h(0.75355405 - 3.077683537)/(0.75355405 * 3.077683537)
=h(0.75355405 - 3.077683537)/(0.75355405 * 3.077683537)
=h(-2.324129487/2.319200894)
=h*-1.002125125
And since we're looking for absolute value
=h*1.002125125
As for the value of "h" to use, that's unspecified in the problem. If you take h
to be the height of the Eiffel Tower, then it's 324 meters. If you take h to be
the highest observation platform on the Eiffel Tower, then it's 276 meters. In
any case, simply multiply h by the value calculated above:
=h*1.002125125
=324*1.002125125
= 324.6885406 m
=h*1.002125125
=276*1.002125125
=276.5865346
Answer:
The measurement which Jane finds to be 10 meters is the length of the banner.
Step-by-step explanation:
The measurement of 10 meters which Jane found after measuring how long the banner is before painting is the LENGTH of the banner.
This is clear from the unit of what she finds (meters). It only indicates the measurement of one part of the banner, even though a banner has two parts, the length and width.
It is possible to find the AREA, or PERIMETER, or LENGTH.
But what she finds is the LENGTH of the banner. If it was Area or Perimeter, the unit would have been square meters.