Answer:
a. 38.19m/s
b. 38.605m/s
c. 38.937m/s
d. 39.0117m/s
e. 39.01917m/s
Step-by-step explanation:
The average velocity is defined as the relationship between the displacement that a body made and the total time it took to perform it. Mathematically is given by the next formula:
Where:
a. Let's find h(3) and h(4) using the data provided by the problem:
The average velocity over the interval [3, 4] is :
b. Let's find h(3.5) using the data provided by the problem:
The average velocity over the interval [3, 3.5] is :
c. Let's find h(3.1) using the data provided by the problem:
The average velocity over the interval [3, 3.1] is :
d. Let's find h(3.01) using the data provided by the problem:
The average velocity over the interval [3, 3.01] is :
e. Let's find h(3.001) using the data provided by the problem:
6 percent intrest per year for 5 years I think is the same as 30 percent for 5 years
so $15,000 x .3 is $4500
$15,000 + $4500 = $19,500
not 100 percent sure if this is correct but I think its right.
Sorry if I am wrong not 100% sure.
Answer:
50%
Step-by-step explanation:
if 32% play neither then you want to subtract 120 - 32 after you do that you want to add 25 + 13 to get the answer of 38 people who play cricket after you do that you want to subtract 88 - 38 because when you subtracted 120 - 32 you got the number of 88 after you subtract 88 - 38 you should get the number 50% I really hope that helped
Answer:
3, 10, 1080
Step-by-step explanation:
A coefficient, is the number that is multiplying a variable, such as x. A constant is any other number, not multiplying a variable.
For part one, the number multiplying the variable x is 3, so 3 is the coefficient.
For part two, the only number not multiplying a variable is the 10, so that is the constant.
To find how many miles she drove, we first need to subtract the first 30 dollars from the final payment.
300-30=270
We than need to divide 270 by .25, because that is how much it costed per mile.
270/.25=1080
Answer:
22, 24 and 26.
Step-by-step explanation:
hope that helps, homie.
