I believe The answer is B 40
Answer:
Solve by substitution
[y=5/2x-4]
[y= -x+3]
Substitute y = -x +3
[-x+3=5/2x-4]
Isolate x for -x+3=5/2x-4: x=2
For y = -x+3
Substitute x = 2
y= -2+3
Simplify
y=1
The solutions to the system of equations are:
y=1 x=2
From the identity,
sin^2(x)+cos^2(x)=1
then
cos(x)=sqrt(1-sin^2(x))
where sin(x) is given as 0.42.
Note that the above answer applies to 0<x<90 degrees
Answer:
1,041.9feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the height of the rocket expressed as
y = -16x² + 245x + 104
At maximum height, dy/dx = 0
dy/dx = -32x+245
0 = -32x+245
32x = 245
x = 245/32
x = 7.65625
Get the maximum height
Recall that;
y = -16x² + 245x + 104
Substitute the value of x;
y = -16(7.65625)² + 245(7.65625) + 104
y = -937.890625 + 1,875.78125 + 104
y = 1,041.890625feet
Hcne the maximum height to the nearest foot is 1,041.9feet
