HURRY WILL MARK BRAINLIEST .Diana is training for a marathon. The total miles she runs varies from week to week but follows the
pattern described in the table. Diana wants to run at least 60 miles next week. What are the possible distances she can run on Monday? Describe and graph the reasonable solutions.
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First, think this through. If you are 23 miles from Sacramento, and 110 miles from Oakland (I am assuming it is miles since you didn't specify *cough cough*) then the two cities are 133 miles apart (also assuming you are in between them)
so, we use the midpoint formula to find our position
and get 66.5 miles from both Sacramento and Oakland.
Next, we already know the sign is 23 miles away from Sacramento so we can use that distance and our position to figure out how far away the sign is. We use absolute values because distance is always positive.
so we get
to double check, use the sign's distance from Oakland.
so, we are 43.5 miles from the sign!
hope this helps
so, we use the midpoint formula to find our position
and get 66.5 miles from both Sacramento and Oakland.
Next, we already know the sign is 23 miles away from Sacramento so we can use that distance and our position to figure out how far away the sign is. We use absolute values because distance is always positive.
so we get
to double check, use the sign's distance from Oakland.
so, we are 43.5 miles from the sign!
hope this helps