A train travels at 100 miles per hour. An equation can be written that compares the time (t) with the distance (d). Define the d
omain and range. a. the domain is time (t) and the range is distance (d).
b. the domain is time (t) and the range is 100.
c. the domain is 100 and the range is time (t).
d. the domain is distance (d) and the range is time (t)
The answer would be, A the domain is time and the range is distance.
Step-by-step explanation:
The train is travelling at 100 miles per hour, thus the equation would be d=100t meaning that the distance equals 100 times the amount of time. Now, that means that the input is the amount of time it's been going, and the input is the domain. if the input is the domain, then the only thing left to be the input (range) is the y value, or, in this case, the d value.
Since the mass is the same, we need to depend on the speed. The lower the speed, the easier/faster to stop. The higher the speed, the longer it will take to come to a stop
