I’ll help you out simply look at the coordinates and change them negative like for example A. Would be (2,5) but it wants both coordinates to be negative so it would be (-2,-5)
Answer:
a) nearest jump is JL = 1380 inches = 115ft
b) number of jumps in 1 mile N= 46 jumps
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the jump length is proportional to the body length.
If 2 inch grasshopper can jump 40 inches.
JL = k(BL)
k = JL/BL
where JL = jump length = 40 inches
BL = Body length = 2 inches.
k = 40/2 = 20
The constant of proportionality is 20.
For the athlete :
BL = 5ft 9 inches = 5(12)+9 = 69 inches.
The jump length of the athlete is:
JL = k(BL) = 20(69)
JL = 1380 inches. = 115ft
The number of jumps in 1 mile is
1 mile = 63360 inches
N = 63360/1380
N = 45.9 = 46
N= 46
Therefore, 46 jumps would be needed.
Answer:
-32
Step-by-step explanation:
-4 + f(8) + 3 x g(-7) = ?
To find f(8), look at each of the f(x) function and find x = 8. The y value is the answer you will plug in for f(8). The same goes for g(-7), but you will be looking at the g(x) function at x = -7.
f(8) = -4
g(-7) = -8
Make sure you solve in the correct order using PEMDAS.
-4 + (-4) + 3 x (-8) = -32
Answer:
g(f): x -> 2(x-7)=2x-14 , g(f)(-1)=2*(-1)-14=-16
Step-by-step explanation: