<span>A scale factor is a number which scales, or multiplies, some quantity. The ratio of
any two corresponding lengths in two similar geometric figures is also
called a scale factor.
Given a function
which is formed from the parent function
The function
</span><span>
was obtained from the parent function by multiplying the parent function by 3.
Therefore, the scale factor of the function </span><span>
is 3.</span>
It will be x multiplied to square root x.
The fish is 2.25 ft above the water surface.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Step 1: Given expression for height of the fish above the water surface, y = -16x² + 12x where x is time in seconds. Find height after 0.375 seconds
⇒ y = -16(0.375)² + 12 × 0.375
= -2.25 + 4.5
= 2.25 ft
Answer:
<h2>
70cm/s</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a square with side of length L is expressed as A = L². The rate at which the area is increasing will be expressed as dA/dt.
dA/dt = dA/dL * dL/dt where
dL/dt is the rate at which each side of the square is increasing.
Since dA/dL = 2L, dA/dt = 2L dL/dt
Given dL/dt = 5cm/s and the Area of the square = 49 cm²
49 = L²
L = √49
L = 7cm
dA/dt = 2(7) * 5
dA/dt = 14*5
dA/dt = 70cm/s
The rate at which the area of the square is increasing is 70cm/s
Answer: it is the third but there is a typo. It is C. 267 - 150 = 117
Explanation:
You can do that estimation searching to make a quick verification, because adding rounding 154 to the tens leads to 150 and it is very easy to subtract 267 - 150 instead of 267 - 154, driving to a quick approximate check of the subtraction.
