Find the velocity first, the "slope".
m=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
m=(95.5-53)/(4-2)
m=21.25 ? Your equations are wrong, I'll double check with another set of points...
m=(350.5-308)/(16-14)
m=21.25 LOL, yep none of your lines has the correct slope.
Anyway...
y=21.25x+b, using any point we can solve for the y-intercept, or "b", (2, 53)
53=21.25(2)+b
53=42.5+b
10.5=b so the distance to the lighthouse as a function of time is:
y=21.25x+10.5
So essentially, you should fire your teacher or burn that book you are using :)
Answer:
48.06 to the nearest hundredth.
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) = -16x^2 + 2x + 48
To find the maximum height we convert to vertex form:
= -16(x^2 + 1/8x) + 48
= -16[x + 1/16)^2 - 1/256] + 48
= -16(x + 1.16)^2 + 16/256 + 48
= 48.0625.
Answer:
Multiply the w x h x l
Step-by-step explanation:
Let’s divide 48 by 16 to see how many cents per inch of wire. 48/16=3 so it costs 3 cents per inch of wire. now all we have to do is multiply 47 by 3, and you will get 141 cents, or $1.41.
9/9 ( 1 whole class) - 4/9 (number of boys) = 5/9.
5/9 of the class are girls. I hope hope this helps is helps you!
