Yes because, if the building is 60 ft from the ground and the ladder is 70 ft,shouldn’t it escalate an extra 10 ft because this is technically an emergency and it can be considered to be used as a reason for safety purposes, if I’m not mistaken
They are all different sizes.
I did click on the picture but I can't see the problems it is zoomed in.
The last one if it is talking about horizontal shifts.
The equation for the distance d from Dallas, in terms of h, the number of hours Joe has traveled is <u>d = 320 - 69h</u>. Hence, <u>option B</u> is the right choice.
The total distance that Joe needs to cover to travel to Dallas = 320 miles {As he lives 320 miles away from Dallas}.
The distance that Joe covers after traveling for h hours at an average speed of 69 miles per hour = 69h {as Distance = Speed*Time}
Therefore, the distance left to cover by Joe, that is the distance from Dallas d can be written as the difference between the total distance needed to be covered and the distance Joe already covered.
Thus the equation is d = 320 - 69h.
Thus, the equation for the distance d from Dallas, in terms of h, the number of hours Joe has traveled is <u>d = 320 - 69h</u>. Hence, <u>option B</u> is the right choice.
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