Part a.
Fixed charge for the month: $30
Charge per hour: $0.50 daytime
Charge per hour: $0.25 nights and weekends
Let's say in one month, a person parks for d hours of daytime and n hours of nights and weekends.
The total monthly charge would be
cost = 30 + 0.50d + 0.25n
Now let's see what Trent did.
He parked for 47 hours in one month.
h of the 47 hours are nights and weekends.
Let x = number of daytime hours.
x + h = 47
x = 47 - h
He parked h hours of night and weekends, and he parked 47 - h hours of daytime.
Now we use h for night and weekend hours and 47 - h for daytime hours in the expression above.
cost = 30 + 0.50d + 0.25n
cost = 30 + 0.50(47 - h) + 0.25h
Answer to part a.: 30 + 0.50(47 - h) + 0.25h
Part b.
We are told the actual number of night and weekend hours, which we called h above, is 12. h = 12.
Now we use the cost expression we found in part a. with 12 in for h.
cost = 30 + 0.50(47 - h) + 0.25h
cost = 30 + 0.50(47 - 12) + 0.25(12)
cost = 30 + 0.50(35) + 0.25(12)
cost = 30 + 17.50 + 3
cost = 50.5
Answer to part b.: $50.50
Answer:
1oz cost $0.39 which will be the unite rate
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
yes its b
Step-by-step explanation:
The angle of depression from the aeroplane to the ground will be 30 degrees.
<h3>What is trigonometry?</h3>
Trigonometry is the branch of mathematics which set up a relationship between the sides and angle of the right-angle triangles.
Given that:-
- An aeroplane is flying at the height of 10 km above the ground the distance along the ground from the aeroplane to the airport is 10√3 km
The angle of depression will be calculated as the angle between the horizontal and the height of the plane as shown in the figure below.
As we know that the perpendicular theta is height and the base ratio is angle tan theta.
tanФ = Height / Base
tanФ = 10 / 10 √3
tanФ = 1 / √3
Ф = tan⁻¹( 1 / √3 ) = 30°
Therefore the angle of depression from the aeroplane to the ground will be 30 degrees.
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