Distance = rate times time.
Let the first cyclist's rate be r1 and the 2nd cyclist's rate be r2.
Let r2 = r1 + 10 (km per hour).
The total distance between them after 3 hours is 174 km; using the distance= rate times time formula, we also get:
r1(3 hrs) + r2(3 hrs) = 174 km
Then
r1(3 hrs) + (r1+10)(3hrs) = 174 km
Then 3r1 + 3r1 + 30 = 174
6r1 = 144, and r1 = 24 km/hr. Then r2 = (24 + 10) km/hr = 34 km/hr.
Answer:
At 1.5 seconds and 2.5 seconds
Step-by-step explanation:
Because this is parabolic motion, the object will reach the height of 68 feet when it's going up AND when it's coming down. In order to find out those times, you set the h on the left side of the equation equal to 68, because h stands for height.
Set that equal to 0 and factor to solve for t:
Using the quadratic formula, we get t = 1.5 and t = 2.5
Answer:the answer is b
Step-by-step explanation:
i cant really explain how i know its kind of second natural to me now
The bases were not the same when the exponents were set equal to each other.
16 should have been written as 4 squared.
The exponent on the right should be 4a instead of 8a.
The correct solution is a=-3/4.
