Answer:
about 252.78 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Define angle QMP as α. Then ...
MN = 60·sin(α)
NP = 60·cos(α)
area MPN = (1/2)(MN)(NP) = 1800sin(α)cos(α)
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PQ = 60tan(α)
area MPQ = (1/2)(MP)(PQ) = 1800tan(α)
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The ratio of areas is 2.5, so we have ...
1800tan(α) = 2.5·1800sin(α)cos(α)
1 = 2.5cos(α)² . . . . . . divide by 1800tan(α)
cos(α) = √0.4 . . . . . . solve for cos(α)
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Then the perimeter is ...
Perimeter = MN +NP +PQ +QM = 60sin(α) +60cos(α) +60tan(α) +60/cos(α)
= 60(sin(α) +cos(α) +tan(α) +sec(α))
= 60(0.774597 +0.632456 +1.224745 +1.581139)
= 60(4.212936) = 252.776
The perimeter of the trapezoid is about 252.776 feet.
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With perhaps a little more trouble, you can find the exact value to be ...
perimeter = (6√10)(7+√6+√15)
A, e, and f! hope it helps
For this case we have the following function:

By the time the stone is thrown, x = 0.
We must evaluate this value of x in the function.
We have then:
Answer:
The height of the stone at the time is thrown is given by:
h (0) = 15 meters
D is the midpoint of A and B
A = (0,s)
B = (r,0)
Add up the x coordinates to get 0+r = r. Then cut that in half to get r/2
Similarly, do the same for the y coordinates: s+0 = s ---> s/2
So the location of point D is (r/2, s/2)
Answer: Choice C
Answer:
(x,y)=(-5,5)
Step-by-step explanation: