To evaluate a function at a given input, you have to substitute every occurrence of the variable with that particular value.
So, for the first function, you have
The name of the variable is obviously irrelelvant, so the same goes for the second function:
Answer:
10 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
To get their total reach, we add the two numbers.
5⅙
+4⅚
Add integers and fractions
5⅙
<u>+4⅚
</u>
9⁶/₆
Convert the fraction to an integer
⁶/₆ = 1
Add the 1 to the 9
9 + 1 = 10 ft
If Madison and Jade lay end to end, they will they reach 10 ft.
A cube is a 3 dimensional object with 6 square faces. All its sides are the same length, there fore the volume is equal to
where s is the side length.
To solve for s, take the cube root of both sides.
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feet
Answer:PLEASE HELP ME
Step-by-step explanation:
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Carl is standing at the base of a zip line which is 400 ft away from the base of the building that is connected to the top of a building. Standing 5.5 ft tall, he looks up to the top of the building at an angle of elevation of 25 degrees. A weight is released and travels down the zip line to his feet. How far did the weight travel? Round to nearest 10th of a foot and do not use units in your answer.
Please show work
Answer:
The answer to your question is: Letter A
Step-by-step explanation:
Data
M (-6, 7)
E (4, 11)
r = 1 / 3
Formula
x = 
y = 
