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Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
h=-16t^2+ 30t+4.
Step-by-step explanation:
For the table you just plug in the <em>t</em> (time) into the equation. So for the first one we have 0 seconds. So you plug in the 0 where it says <em>t</em>. So the equation becomes h=-16*0^2+30*0+4. Which gives us 4 <em>h</em>(height). Then you keep pluging in the time into the equation.
Time <em>t </em>in seconds 0 .5 1 1.5 2
Height <em>h </em>in feet 4 15 18 13 0
Answer:
a. 106 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
m=measure of angle 1; m-32 degrees=measure of supplement
m+(m-32 degrees)=180 degrees Add 32 degrees to each side.
2m=212 degrees Divide each side by 2
m=106 degrees ANSWER: The measure of angle 1 is 106 degrees
CHECK:
106+(106-32)=180
106+74=180
180=180
Answer:
C. 2.8 miles per minute
Step-by-step explanation:
The mnemonic SOH CAH TOA reminds you that ...
... Tan = Opposite/Adjacent
In the relevant triangle, the side opposite the angle at the observer is the altitude of the airplane, 2 miles. The side adjacent is the horizontal distance to the airplane. At the first observation, that distance (d1) is ...
... tan(40°) = (2 mi)/d1
At the second observation, the horizontal distance to the airplane (d2) is ...
... tan(50°) = (2 mi)/d2
Solving for d1 and d2 and finding the difference (∆d), we have ...
... d1 = (2 mi)/tan(40°)
... d2 = (2 mi)/tan(50°)
... ∆d = d1 -d2 = (2 mi)(1/tan(40°) -1/tan(50°) ≈ 2·(1.1918 -0.8391) mi
... ∆d ≈ 2°0.3526 mi ≈ 0.7053 mi
This distance was flown by the plane in 15 seconds, so it will travel 4 times this distance in 60 seconds (1 minute).
... ∆d/∆t = (0.7053 mi)/(1/4 min) = 4·0.7053 mi/min ≈ 2.8 mi/min