Explanation:
Given that, the height of the tide measured at a seaside community varies according to the number of hours t after midnight. The height is given by the equation as :

When the tide first be at 6 ft, put h = 6 ft in above equation as :


On solving the above equation to find the value of t. It is equal to :
t = 3.551 seconds
or
t = 8.449 seconds
So, the tide of 6 ft is at 3.551 seconds and 8.449 seconds. Hence, this is the required solution.
Answer:
175 m
Explanation:
In a velocity vs time graph, displacement is the area under the curve.
We can calculate this as area of a trapezoid:
A = ½ (10 m/s + 60 m/s) (5 s)
A = 175 m
Or, we can split the area into a rectangle and a triangle.
A = (10 m/s) (5 s) + ½ (60 m/s − 10 m/s) (5 s)
A = 175 m
All the stars, spheres and galaxies that can be perceived nowadays
make up just 5 percent of the universe.
The former 95 percent is prepared of stuff stargazers can't see, notice or even
understand. These secretive substances are called dark energy and
dark matter. Experts determine their presence grounded on their gravitational
influence on what little bits of the universe can be perceived.
In this item, we let x be the rate of the boat in still water and y be the rate of the current.
Upstream. When the boat is going upstream, the speed in still water is deducted by the speed of the current because the boat goes against the water. The distance covered is calculated by multiplying the number of hours and the speed.
(x - y)(3) = 144
Downstream. The speed of the boat going downstream is equal to x + y because the boat goes with the current.
(x + y)(2) = 144
The system of linear equations we can use to solve for x is,
3x - 3y = 144
2x + 2y = 144
We use either elimination or substitution.
We solve for the y of the first equation in terms of x,
y = -(144 - 3x)/3
Substitute this to the second equation,
2x + 2(-1)(144 - 3x)/3 = 144
The value of x from the equation is 60
<em>ANSWER: 60 km/h</em>
A or D
Explanation:
Potential energy is when it isn’t moving. I’m only in 6th grade but, I hope this helps!