So, we know that the speed of the aircraft is 600 miles /per hour/. The question is, how many miles does it travel over 6 hours?
Since “per hour” means it travels that far in 1 hour, we need to take that speed (600mph) and multiply it by 6, since we were asked about the distance in 6 hours.
So:
600*6=3600
And we get a total of 3600 miles travelled in 6 hours, as opposed to 600 miles in 1 hour.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
What you have here is classic right triangle trig. The height of the tower is the height of a right triangle, and the point 50 feet from the base of the tower is the base of the triangle. The angle of elevation is the base angle that is NOT the right angle. The height is opposite the base angle, while the base is adjacent to the angle, so we need the tangent ratio to find the angle. Here's what we have:

When you are looking for a missing angle, you use the inverse of the angle on your calculator. To do this, hit the 2nd button, then tan, and what you see on your screen is

Enter 200/50 (or 4) and hit "enter" to find the missing angle. It comes out to 75.9 so 76 degrees.
Answer:
y intercept: (0, 26)
x intercept: (-13/2, 0)
Step-by-step explanation:
Simplify to y = 4 x + 26
then set x=0 to get the y intercept:
y = 4*0 + 26
then set y=0 to get the x intercept:
0 = 4x + 26 =>
x = -26/4 = -13/2
Answer:
60 miles in 50 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
(18 miles/ 15 mins)* 50 minutes= answer
v
1.2 * 50
v
60
480.40 pounds. Hope this helps :)