Answer:
Kindly check explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the following :
40 metres covered in 6 seconds
Max speed attained after 6seconds
75 meters covered after 11 seconds
Average Speed for first 40 meters :
Speed = distance / time
Speed = 40m / 6s
Speed = 6.67m/s
To obtain the maximum speed :
Next (75 - 40) meters = 35 meters was covered in (11 - 6)seconds = 5 seconds
Speed at this point is maximum :
Hence, maximum speed = (35m / 5s) = 7m/s
Suppose, Manuel runs for an additional z seconds after reaching max speed :
Distance from starting line 6+z seconds after race started?
Distance after 6 seconds = 40 metres
Distance after z seconds = 7 * z
Total distance = (40 + 7z)
What is Manuel's distance from the starting line x seconds after the race started (provided x≥6x)?
Distance for first 6 seconds = 40 meters + distance covered after 6 seconds = (7 * (x-6))
40 + 7(x - 6)
First we should figure out how much over the weight limit the passengers are. We can find this by 750-450 which is 300. The amount of weight that needs to get off the elevator is 300 kilograms. Then, we know that each passenger weighs 70 kilograms. We can represent this as 70p.The inequality is 70p \geq 300. Then we can solve by dividing both sides of the inequality by 70. We get p \geq 4.28... Since people only come in whole numbers, and it has to be greater than 4.28, the number of excess passengers is 5.
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Answer:
(1,3)
Step-by-step explanation:
If a point is translated to the left it must be subtracted from the original coordinates because the left is getting closer to the negative side of the graph. If it is being translated up that number should be added, so (6-5,-3+6) which is (1,3).
The answer would be 180 because the sum of the exterior angles would equal 360 and 360 divided by 120 equals 3 so that means there are 3 sides. Next you find out how much the interior angle is worth by subtracting it from 180 because they're supplementary you would find that the interior angle is equal to 60 degrees then multiply 60 degrees by how many sides there are (3) which equals 180 degrees.
