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yarga [219]
2 years ago
7

Hannah does push-ups in sets of 3. she did 10 sets of push-ups today. then her coach asked her to do 15 more push-ups.

Mathematics
1 answer:
inn [45]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

10 sets × (3 pushups)/set = 30 pushups

She did a total of 30+15 = 45 pushups

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  1. <u><em>10 × 1 = 10</em></u>
  2. <u><em>10 × 2 = 20</em></u>
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  1. <u><em>    11 × 1 = 11</em></u>
  2. <u><em>    11 × 2 = 22</em></u>
  3. <u><em>    11 × 3 = 33</em></u>
  4. <u><em>    11 × 4 = 44</em></u>
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  6. <u><em>    11 × 6 = 66</em></u>
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f'(t)=0.001155t(t-1980)^{0.5}

a) To find the function f(t) you integrate f(t):

\int \frac{df(t)}{dt}dt=f(t)=\int [0.001155t(t-1980)^{0.5}]dt

To solve the integral you use:

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Next, you replace in the integral:

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