So this is what i did but im not sure if its 100% correct
585 / 9 to get the number of groups = 65
then you take 65 x 3 for number of students in each group and you get the final answer of 195 students
Let n = minutes since 12:00 pm when Malory catches up to Dori.
Dori travels
(50 steps/min)*(n minutes) = 50n steps
Malory begins walking at 12:20 pm, so she walks for (n - 20) minutes. She travels
(90 steps/min)*(n - 20 min) = 90n - 1800 steps
Equate the steps traveled by Dori and Malory.
90n - 1800 = 50n
40n = 1800
n = 45 min
The time corresponding to n = 45 min is 12:45 pm
Answer: 12:45 pm
Answer:
To solve for the volume of a sphere, you must first know the equation for the volume of a sphere.
V=43(π)(r3)
In this equation, r is equal to the radius. We can plug the given radius from the question into the equation for r.
V=43(π)(123)
Now we simply solve for V.
V=43(π)(1728)
V=(π)(2304)=2304π
Answer is 2304
Answer:
The correct option is A.
Step-by-step explanation:
The first line passing through the points (-6,2) and (-6,0).
The slope of a line is
The slope of first line is
The second line passing through the points (0,-4) and (-1,1). The slope of second line is
The third line passing through the points (0,-6) and (2,-6). The slope of third line is
The fourth line passing through the points (0,6) and (-3,-7). The slope of fourth line is
Since the slope of a vertical line is infinity, Therefore option A is correct.
Because the parabola opens down and the vertex is at (0, 5), we conclude that the correct option is:
y = -(1/8)*x² + 5.
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Which is the equation of the parabola?</h3>
The relevant information is that we have the vertex at (0, 5), and that the parabola opens downwards.
Remember that the parabola only opens downwards if the leading coefficient is negative. Then we can discard the two middle options.
Now, because the parabola has the point (0, 5), we know that when we evaluate the parabola in x = 0, we should get y = 5.
Then the constant term must be 5.
So the correct option is the first one:
y = -(1/8)*x² + 5.
If you want to learn more about parabolas:
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