10 and 4
4 - 2 = 2
10 + 2 = 12
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Answer:
p : q = 3 : 2
Step-by-step explanation:
You are given sufficient information to write two relations involving p and q. We presume these will be sufficient to find an answer to the question. We will be able to find p and q. Then we can find their ratio, as the problem asks.
(p-15)/(q-15) = 2/1
(p+30)/(q+30) = 5/4
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From the first equation, we get ...
p -15 = 2(q -15)
p = 2q -15 . . . . . . . add 15, simplify
From the second equation, we get ...
4(p +30) = 5(q +30)
4p + 120 = 5q + 150
4p = 5q + 30
Using the first equation to substitute for p, we have ...
4(2q -15) = 5q +30
8q -60 = 5q +30 . . . eliminate parentheses
3q = 90 . . . . . . . . . . . add 60-5q to both sides
q = 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . divide by 3
p = 2q -15 = 2(30) -15 = 45
Then the desired ratio is ...
p : q = 45 : 30
p : q = 3 : 2
We conclude that the interval in which the function decreases is (1.5, 3]
<h3>
In which interval is the ball's height decreasing?</h3>
The ball is decreasing when the graph, reading from left to right, is going downwards.
Particularly, in this parabola that opens downwards, the graph will decrease after the vertex.
And we can see that the vertex is at x = 1.5
And we also see that the graph of the function ends at x = 3.
Then we conclude that the interval in which the function decreases is (1.5, 3]
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