<h2>The height of the rocket increases for some time and then decreases for some time.</h2>
The height from the ground increases from 4 to 26, then decreases from 26 to 0.
Why the others are wrong.
A. The height of the rocket changes at a constant rate for the entire time.
The graph is a curve. This means the rate is not constant. If it were constant, the graph would be linear - a straight line.
C. The height of the rocket remains constant for some time.
The graph is a curve. This means the rate is not constant. If it were constant, the graph would be linear - a straight line.
D. The height of the rocket decreases for some time and then increases for some time.
This implies the graph decreases first then increases. However, the rocket will increase, then decrease.
Answer:
1. Not accounting for the difference in the base of the exponent when applying the quotient rule.
2. Not subtracting the exponents of the denominator from the exponent of the numerator when applying the quotient rule.
Answer:
B). SAS similarity.
Step-by-step explanation:
In Δ WVU & ΔCAB,
UV/CA = 17/34 = 1/2
&
VW/AB = 14/28 = 1/2
∵ UV/CA = VW/AB = 1/2
& ∠V = ∠A (Given)
∵ ΔWVU ≅ ΔCAB (by SAS similarity)
To solve this, you distribute the -y to both terms, 2 and 4y.
It will look something like this: (2*-y)+(4y*-y)
When you simplify, look for any like terms that can be combined, and if none, then leave it as it is.
Your final answer will be: -2y-4y^2
