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3 years ago

Which function represents a parabola?

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Dvinal [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

b. g(x) only

Step-by-step explanation:

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Vj = Speed of jane

Vm = Speed of mike

d = distance

t = time

Jane travels 7 mph less than 2 times as fast as Mike, therefore:

Vj = 2Vm - 7

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distance = speed*time

Distance traveled by mike:

d=Vm*t = Vm*6

Distance traveled by jane:

d + 198 = Vj*6

where:

Vj = 2Vm - 7

d + 198 = (2Vm-7)*6

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d=Vm*6 (1)

d + 198 = (2Vm-7)*6 (2)

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Which function represents a parabola? ​

Which function represents a parabola?