For the seagull to catch the crab, h(t)=g(t) so:
-16t^2+45=-13t+23 add 16t^2 to both sides
45=16t^2-13t+23 subtract 45 from both sides
16t^2-13t-22=0 using the quadratic equation:
t=(13±√1577)/32, since t>0
t=(13+√1577)/32 seconds
t≈1.65 seconds (to nearest hundredth of a second)
And the height that this occurs using either original equation is:
h((13+√1577)/32)≈1.59 ft (to nearest hundredth of a foot)
Answer:
E
Step-by-step explanation:
let a, b, c represent the number of students in 6th, 7th, 8th grade
ratio of students : teachers = 28 : 1
There are 82 teachers , so 28 × 82 = 2296 students
Then
a + b + c = 2296 , that is
828 + b + c = 2296 ( subtract 828 from both sides )
b + c = 1468 → E
Answer:
$42.09
Step-by-step explanation:
1. multiply the cost per gallon (3.45) by the gallons purchased (12.2)
3.45*12.2 = 42.09
The minimum of this graph is the focus of the parabola. I'm not sure with the maximum though but I think it doesn't have a maximum because the y value of the parabola will extend infinitely upward.
