The figure (i) have a distance of 15.996 meters and a displacement of 13.892 meters and (ii) a distance of 480 centimeters and a displacement of 339.411 centimeters
<h3>How to find the distance and displacement in each trajectory</h3>
The distance is the sum of the lengths that form a trajectory and the displacement is the distance between the <em>initial</em> and <em>final</em> point of a trajectory. Then, we have the following results for each case:
Case I
Distance
d = 5 m + 0.5π · (7 m)
d ≈ 15.996 m
Displacement
D ≈ 13.892 m
Case II
Distance
d = 8 · (60 cm)
d = 480 cm
Displacement
D ≈ 339.411 cm
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The Answer To This Question Is 54 3/8
Explanation:
You Multiply Straight Across. 9x6=54 1x3=3 2x4=8
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
using the properties of logarithms, the log of a product gives the addition of logs, and the log of a quotient gives the subtraction of logs;
The slope of the line 5/7.
How do i know this?
Well the slope of a line is considered as rise/run.
So we start at the beginning and then go up until the line intersects a corner again. Then we mark that down.
Go back to the beginning and count how many times it takes to reach the height of the intersected corner. So it is 5.
Then we go to the right until we reach the point. And it takes 7 squares to reach it, so the slope it 5/7.
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2/10 + 2/10 = 4/10 which can be simplifyed to 2/5
