Answer:
i think it was -(1/3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The plumber worked for 1.5 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
y = 130 + 56x
Substitute 214 for y in the equation
214 = 130 + 56x
-130 -130 Subtract 130 from both sides
84 = 56x Divide both sides by 56
1.5 = x
What is the time it takes Sanjay to complete the puzzle? 6 hours
What is the time it takes Felipe to complete the puzzle? 8 hours
We can use the general formula of rate and time to solve this problem. Generally we have,
<em><u>Rate * Time = Work/Job</u></em>
<em>** where Work/Job for this problem is 1 since they are doing 1 work, which is solving a puzzle</em>
- <u>Finding rate of Sanjay:</u>

- <u>Finding rate of Felipe:</u>

Working together, their rate is the sum,
Total Rate =
.
Using the general formula again, we can find the time it will take to solve the puzzle when both works together.
hours
Rounding the answer, we have 3.4 hours.
ANSWER: 3.4 hours
25/3 ft/s is speed of the tip of his shadow moving when a man is 40 ft from the pole given that a street light is mounted at the top of a 15-ft-tall pole and the man is 6 ft tall who is walking away from the pole with a speed of 5 ft/s along a straight path. This can be obtained by considering this as a right angled triangle.
<h3>How fast is the tip of his shadow moving?</h3>
Let x be the length between man and the pole, y be the distance between the tip of the shadow and the pole.
Then y - x will be the length between the man and the tip of the shadow.
Since two triangles are similar, we can write

⇒15(y-x) = 6y
15 y - 15 x = 6y
9y = 15x
y = 15/9 x
y = 5/3 x
Differentiate both sides
dy/dt = 5/3 dx/dt
dy/dt is the speed of the tip of the shadow, dx/dt is the speed of the man.
Given that dx/dt = 5 ft/s
Thus dy/dt = (5/3)×5 ft/s
dy/dt = 25/3 ft/s
Hence 25/3 ft/s is speed of the tip of his shadow moving when a man is 40 ft from the pole given that a street light is mounted at the top of a 15-ft-tall pole and the man is 6 ft tall who is walking away from the pole with a speed of 5 ft/s along a straight path.
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