The rate at which the sound travels in km/hr is 0.142km/hr
<h3>Conversion of m/s to km/hr</h3>
If a sound wave travels with a speed of 5120m/s, in order to convert to km/he, we will use the conversion factor below;
1hr = 3600secs
1km = 1000m
Using the conversion factor in our dimensional analysis
5120m/s = 5120m/1s * 1km/1000m * 3600s/1hr
5120m/s = 5120m/3600000
5120m/s = 0.142km/hr
Hence the rate at which the sound travels in km/hr is 0.142km/hr
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Answer: It’s B
Because I took the quiz and got it right
Answer: The line already goes thru 6,2 because 6=1/3(2) So the equation is y=1/3x
Step-by-step explanation:
(y-2)=1/3(x-6)
y-2=1/3x-6/3
y=1/3x
Answer:
The answer is A. 
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Step-by-step explanation:
To find the difference of this problem, start by simplifying the denominator, which will look like 
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by 
to create a fraction with a common denominator in order to subtract from 
. The problem will now look like 
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Then, simplify the terms in the problem by first multiplying and , which will look like 
. The next step is to combine the numerators over the common denominator, which will look like 
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Next, simplify the numerator, and to simplify the numerator start by factoring 3 out of 
, which will look like 
. Then, subtract 14 from -7, which will look like . The final answer will be .
<span>Length = 1200, width = 600
First, let's create an equation for the area based upon the length. Since we have a total of 2400 feet of fence and only need to fence three sides of the region, we can define the width based upon the length as:
W = (2400 - L)/2
And area is:
A = LW
Substitute the equation for width, giving:
A = LW
A = L(2400 - L)/2
And expand:
A = (2400L - L^2)/2
A = 1200L - (1/2)L^2
Now the easiest way of solving for the maximum area is to calculate the first derivative of the expression above, and solve for where it's value is 0. But since this is supposedly a high school problem, and the expression we have is a simple quadratic equation, we can solve it without using any calculus. Let's first use the quadratic formula with A=-1/2, B=1200, and C=0 and get the 2 roots which are 0 and 2400. Then we'll pick a point midway between those two which is (0 + 2400)/2 = 1200. And that should be your answer. But let's verify that by using the value (1200+e) and expand the equation to see what happens:
A = 1200L - (1/2)L^2
A = 1200(1200+e) - (1/2)(1200+e)^2
A = 1440000+1200e - (1/2)(1440000 + 2400e + e^2)
A = 1440000+1200e - (720000 + 1200e + (1/2)e^2)
A = 1440000+1200e - 720000 - 1200e - (1/2)e^2
A = 720000 - (1/2)e^2
And notice that the only e terms is -(1/2)e^2. ANY non-zero value of e will cause this term to be non-zero and negative meaning that the total area will be reduced. Therefore the value of 1200 for the length is the best possible length that will get the maximum possible area.</span>
