Given:
t1 = 3.6 h
t2 = 4.5 h
x = speed of boat
y = speed of water
Required:
a) Expression of distance traveled with moving water with 3.6h
Expression of distance traveled with moving water with 4.5h
b) Solve for y
c) Percent of boat's speed is the water current
Solution:
Working formula: distance = velocity*time
a) For travelling downstream, we get the equation
d = (x +y)*3.6
For travelling upstream, we get the equation
d = (x-y)*4.5
b) Setting the distance as equal for travelling upstream or downstream, we arrive at the equation of
(x+y)*3.6 = (x-y)*4.5
3.6x + 3.6y = 4.5x - 4.5y
8.1y =0.9x
y = x/9
c) percentage = 1/9*100% = 11.1%
<em>ANSWERS: a) d = (x+y)*36; d = (x-y)*4.5
</em> <em>b) y = x/9
</em> <em>c) 11.1%</em>
4x+1/5
I hope this helps! I'm hoping google translated your question properly, I'm native english speaking
¡Espero que esto ayude! Espero que google tradujera tu pregunta correctamente, soy nativo de habla inglesa
The digit in the hundreds place is 4
From the question, we have
(21 × 10¹)+(3×10²) + (9 × 10²)
=210+300+900
=1410
The digit in the hundreds place is 4 and the value is 400.
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Answer:
(3/7)^7
Step-by-step explanation:
When multiplying exponents we can use the formula: a^m x a^n = a^m+n.
In this case, we can plug in 3/7 for a, and their respective exponents as m and n.
(3/7)^3 x (3/7)^4= (3/7)^3+4= (3/7)^7
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