Check the pictures below.
if we knew the roots/solutions of the equation, we can set h(s) = 0 and solve for "s" to find out how many seconds is it when the height is 0.
if you notice in the first picture, when f(x) = 0, is when the parabola hits a root/solution or the ground, for David he'll be hitting the water surface, and the equation that has both of those roots/solutions conspicuous is
h(s) = -4.9(s - 2)(s + 1).
<h3>Answer: A. 5/12, 25/12</h3>
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Work Shown:
12*sin(2pi/5*x)+10 = 16
12*sin(2pi/5*x) = 16-10
12*sin(2pi/5*x) = 6
sin(2pi/5*x) = 6/12
sin(2pi/5*x) = 0.5
2pi/5*x = arcsin(0.5)
2pi/5*x = pi/6+2pi*n or 2pi/5*x = 5pi/6+2pi*n
2/5*x = 1/6+2*n or 2/5*x = 5/6+2*n
x = (5/2)*(1/6+2*n) or x = (5/2)*(5/6+2*n)
x = 5/12+5n or x = 25/12+5n
these equations form the set of all solutions. The n is any integer.
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The two smallest positive solutions occur when n = 0, so,
x = 5/12+5n or x = 25/12+5n
x = 5/12+5*0 or x = 25/12+5*0
x = 5/12 or x = 25/12
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Plugging either x value into the expression 12*sin(2pi/5*x)+10 should yield 16, which would confirm the two answers.
Y= -1/2x-2
this is the y=mx+b equation of a line.
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
