It is known that the point P(−9, 18) belongs to the graph of the function y= k/x . Find k.
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1. I'm assumig that the paths are perfect parabolas
this means that their general forms can be written in
it's easier to find vertex form first then expand to get general form
vertex form is where the vertex is (h,k) and a is a constant
firework #1
vertex is (10,50), so (h,k)=(10,50) and h=10, k=50
to find the value of , subsitute another point
(0,0)
so the equation in vertex form is
expand to get general form
2.
same as last time
vertex is (10,72) so (h,k)=(10,72) so h=10 and k=72
equation is
find
use another point
(0,22)
so the equation in vertex form is
3.
range is the numbers that h is allowed to be
think about what h represents. it represents the height of the rocket
from the graph, we can see that the lowest possible height is 0yd and the highest height is 50yd
so range is 0 to 50 or 0≤h≤50
domain is the numbers that t is allowed to be
think about what t represents. it represents how long the rocket has been flying
it will stop flying when it hits the ground or at t=20
it starts flying at t=0
so domain is from 0 to 20 or 0≤t≤20
Answer:
(A)
Step-by-step explanation:
Scott cycled for 10 minutes in first week, 15 minutes in second week,20 minutes in third week and 25 minutes in the fourth week which maintains a consistency in the line as there is consistent slope when drawn on a graph.
On, the other hand, harry cycled for 10 minutes in first week, 20 minutes in second, 40 minutes in third and 80 minutes in fourth week in which there is no consistency in the timings according to the weeks. Therefore, only, scott's method is linear as the number of minutes increased by an equal factor every week.
