Given :
A boat is being pulled into a dock with a rope attached to the boat at water level. When the boat is 12 feet from the dock, the length of the rope form the boat to the dock is 3 feet longer than twice the height of the dock above the water.
To Find :
The height of the dock.
Solution :
This will make a right angle triangle as given in link below .
Now , applying Pythagoras theorem :

Now , h = 5 or h = -9 .
Now , height cannot be negative .
So , height of the dock is 5 ft .
Hence , this is the required solution .
Step-by-step explanation:
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Sub the numbers in
7 + 9(6)
=7 + 54
=61
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The distance from Q to S is 2 - (-14), or 16.
We start at point Q. Note how 3 and 5 add up to 8, which allows us to write:
R = Q + (3/8)(16), or R = -14 + 6, or R = -8.
From R to S it is (5/8)(16), or 10 units.
The directed line segment is partitioned into segments of lengths 6 and 10, whose combined length is 16, as expected.