The vehicle traveling 60 mph is going 4 times as fast. the brakes must do an amount of work that's equal to the original kinetic energy. the brakes exert the same amount of force no matter what the case is, so the stopping distance will be four times as long for the car going 60 mph compared to the car going 30 mph.
10 year ×12 months=120 months
11150000÷120=
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Answer:
It would take a PlayStation 5 and 2 games to equal an Xbox and 10 games.
Step-by-step explanation:
I made a list that increase in the increments of the game price.
Something like this:
900—400~consoles alone
950—460~1 game
1000–520~2 games
1050—580~3 games
1100—640~4 games
1150—700~5 games
1200—760~6 games
1250—820~7 games
1300—880~8 games
1350—940~9 games
1400—1000~10 games
Left side is PlayStation 5 and right side is Xbox. The first row is the price of the consoles alone and then each row after that is the price of the console with an additional game. As you can see, the third row down on the left, the PlayStation 5 with 2 games is $1,000. If you look at the eleventh row on the right, you can see that Xbox with 10 games is also $1,000
Answer:
53
Step-by-step explanation:
65x- 12 = 43x + 10
65x - 43x = 10 + 12
22x = 22
x = 22/22
<u>x = 1 </u>
(65x- 12) =
65 * 1 - 12 =<u> 53</u>
43x + 10
43 * 1 -12 = <u>53</u>
composite function J[P(W)=J(1/3w+4) represent paintings Jeremy completes in a year .
this equation means number of paintings= weeks(rate)
The function P takes a number of weeks as an argument and returns the number of paintings.
The function J takes some argument (unspecified) and returns a number of weeks per year.
The composite function that will give the number of paintings per year will be P(weeks per year) = P(J(y)).
P(J(y)) = 1/3·J(y) +4 .
Looking at the units of the input and output of each of the functions is called "units analysis."
<h3>What is Unit analysis?</h3>
Unit analysis means using the rules of multiplying and reducing fractions to solve problems involving different units.
To learn more about unit analysis from the given link
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