On the unit circle:
( 1, 0 ) corresponds to 0.
( 0, 1 ) corresponds to π/2
( -1, 0 ) corresponds to π
( 0, - 1 ) corresponds to 3π/2
- π = π
Answer:
D ) ( - 1 , 0 )
Answer:
3.61 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Length of track = 5/6 of a mile
Number times Mary was able to run around the track = 4 1/3 times
Total miles ran by Mary :
(Equivalent mile of the track * number of times Mary ran around the track)
5/6 of a mile * 4 1/3 times
5/6 * 13/3
= 65 / 18
= 3.611111 miles
Hence, total Number of miles ran by Mary is 3.61 miles
Answer:
First one: 5x3(0.75)2t
and fourth one: 0.05x500(0.005)t
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to have an exponencial decay, the rate of the exponencial function needs to be lesser than 1.
The rate is the value between parenthesis, so in the first equation, the rate is 0.75, so this is an exponencial decay.
The second equation has rate = 2.4, so this is not an exponencial decay.
The third equation has rate = 1.04, so this is not an exponencial decay.
The fourth equation has rate = 0.005, so this is an exponencial decay.
Answer:
y = 3x + 45 is the function equation of y intercept and slope.
Answer:
- time = 1second
- maximum height = 16m
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the height of a pumpkin t seconds after it is launched from a catapult modelled by the equation
f(t)=-16t²+32t... (1)
The pumpkin reaches its maximum height when the velocity is zero.
Velocity = {d(f(x)}/dt = -32t+32
Since v = 0m/s (at maximum height)
-32t+32 = 0
-32t = -32
t = -32/-32
t = 1sec
The pumpkin reaches its maximum height after 1second.
Maximum height of the pumpkin is gotten by substituting t = 1sec into equation (1)
f(1) = -16(1)²+32(1)
f(1) = -16+32
f(1) = 16m
The maximum height of the pumpkin is 16m
