What? This isn’t a question
16 lesson. The equation is 240÷15=16
And like I said 240÷15 is 16
So here I hope it helped You
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(-23,-11) is the other endpoint due to (a+b/2)
11. 5x^2-30=0
+30 to both sides
5x^2=30
÷5 both sides
x^2=6
square root both sides
x= +square root 6 ,- square root 6
12. 4x^2+10=26
-10 both sides
4x^2=16
÷4 both sides
x^2=4
square root both sides
x=+2,-2
13. a=72yrd^2
l=2w
w=?
a=l×w
72=2w×w
72=2w^2
÷2 both sides
36=w^2
square root both sides
w=+6,-6
a measurement can't be - so w=6
Plug into l=2w
l=2×6
l=12
w=6
Answer:
Your answer will be the third function
Step-by-step explanation:
The base function you need to know is h(t)= 1/2at^2
Your acceleration in this problem is going to be gravity which they give to you, 32 feet per second squared. Since the ball is falling, it means it will have negative acceleration. Now you have the equation h(t)= -16t^2. The final step is to add the initial height from which the ball was dropped giving you: h(t)= -16t^2 +12
