Complete Question
The length of the guy wire supporting a cell tower is 120 m. The guy wire is anchored to the ground at a distance of 80 m from the base of the tower to the nearest hundredth of a meter how tall is the tower?
Answer:
89.44m
Step-by-step explanation:
We solve this question using the Pythagoras Theorem
This is given as:
Hypotenuse² = Opposite ² + Adjacent ²
Hypotenuse = Length of the guy wire = 120m
Adjacent = Distance from the base of the tower = 80m
Opposite = Height of the building = x
Hence:
120² = x² + 80²
Collect like terms
x² = 120² - 80²
x = √120² - 80²
x = √(8000)
x = 89.4427191 m
Approximately the height of the tower is = 89.44m
-12x+3 greater than or equal to 5
-12x greater than or equal to to 2
To turn the negative sign of -12x into positive, we multiply both sides by minus, which shifts the inequality sign.
So, 12x less than or equal to 2
x is less than or equal to 1/6
Therefore, 0, -1, -3, -4 and -6 satisfy this inequality.
An inverse operations is the reverse of the equation. For example, since it's 102 ÷ 3 = 34, to get the inverse you would take the opposite sign of "÷" and make it "×," while changing the equal sign to make the statement true. The inverse operation used to verify this is 102 = 3 × 34
Work = Force * distance
<span>F = W/d = 15 / 1 = 15 Newtons</span>
V = x/t = 4.5 mil / 3 h = 1.5 mph
Since, v = 1.5 mph (or we can say that v is constant), distance and time vary directly and the constant of variation is 1.5 mph.
