Hello!
I removed the factors from under the radical.
Good luck! :)
Your problem is an example of a distance problem, so you muct know the formula to find the distance. To find the distance we simply multiply the rate by the time, or as you'll see more often, d = r t. That means to calculate distance traveled you need rate and time.
Take note, planes are traveling in opposite direction, which means 2000 miles will be the sum of the distances that the two planes have traveled.
D (Plane 1) + D(Plane 2). = 2000
Let t = time in minutes
560t + 500t = 2000
Solve for t. Take it ftom here.
The correct answer is only A, because you need the tenths place to be greater than the number on the left, and not just the hundredths place.
P.S. Even though I'm a beginner, I took Multi-Variable calculus in 12th grade.
P.P.S. STOP PUTTING ON RANDOM ANSWERS ON QUESTIONS JUST SO YOU CAN GET THE POINTS!!!!!!
The line equation is Y= - 1/2x +4
Answer:
first and last is correct