Answer:
Part a) to find the maximum height of the snowball, you have to differentiate the function. Therefore you get ----> dh/dt= -32x-8 . Now equate this to zero and solve for x. x= (-1)/4 now sub this value in to find h(x) [note: i'm talking about the original function] . I got h max = h((-1)/4) = 9 which is the max height.
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm not too sure about the other questions. Sorry
The answer is always negative because if you multiply like signs, the answer is positive, unlike signs are always negative
Answer:
63m^11 no^12
Step-by-step explanation:
Dont know if thats o or and zero but I solve it by using o..if it was a zero then comment that so I can redo it anyways heres the explanation
(7nm^5 o^2) × (-3m^3 o^5)^2
7m^5 no^2) ×(-3m^3 o^5) ^2
(7m^5 no^2) × (3m^3 o^5)^2
7m^5 no^2 × (3m^3 o^5) ^2
7m^5 no^2 × 9m^6 o^10
63m^11 no^12
Answer:
9.1 is the nearest tenth
9.11 to the nearest hundredth
just slightly to the right of 9.1
Step-by-step explanation:
sqrt(83)
sqrt(81) = 9
So we know that it is slightly greater than 9
9.1*9.1 =81.81
9.2*9.2=84.64
9.1 is closer
9.11 * 9.11 =82.9921
9.12 * 9.12 =83.1744
9.11 is closer
Step-by-step explanation:
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