Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
The velocity of a moving body is given by the equation:
Is the velocity is <em>positive </em>(v>0), then our object will be moving <em>forwards</em>.
And if the velocity is negative (v<0), then our object will be moving <em>backwards</em>.
We want to find between which interval(s) is the object moving backwards. Hence, the second condition. Therefore:
By substitution:
Solve. To do so, we can first solve for <em>t</em> and then test values. By factoring:
Zero Product Property:
Now, by testing values for t<1, 1<t<4, and t>4, we see that:
So, the (only) interval for which <em>v</em> is <0 is the second interval: 1<t<4.
Hence, our answer is A.
Place the part (amount going to the left field), over the total amount of homerun:
(a) 2/57 is your probability
(b) Divide 2/57
2/57 = 0.035, or 3.5%
YES, it is unusual for this player to hit a home run to left field, for he only has a 3.5% chance.
hope this helps
Answer:
your answer will be a. .12 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
this is your answer because you will add .12 to .08 to get your answer
Answer:yes
Step-by-step explanation:yes
Let's break it down:
We need an LCM, a least common multiple, so it's easier to subtract
3 1/4x + 7 1/14
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1/8x - 2 5/7
3 1/4 is equivalent to 3 2/8
2 5/7 is equivalent to 2 10/14
3 2/8x + 7 1/14 or you can break it down to two parts also
- 3 2/8x - 1/8x = 2 1/8x
1/8x - 2 10/14 7 1/14 - (-2 10/14) = 9 11/14
------------------ - - = +
2 1/8x + 9 11/14
