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The distance of ship B from the Harbor is 32.26 miles
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Hello, great question. These types are questions are the beginning steps for learning more advanced Equations.
I have added a visual aid of the problem. As we can see the courses of both ship to the harbor forms a triangle with ship B being the hypotenuse. Since we are given the distance of the course for ship A and the angle between both ships, we can use this information with the <u>COSINE operator</u> to solve for the length of the course of ship B.
.... flip both fractions.
.... multiply both sides by 22
So the distance of ship B from the Harbor is 32.26 miles
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basketball player is shooting a basketball toward the net. The height, in feet, of the ball t seconds after the shot is modeled by the equation h = 6 + 30t – 16t2. Two-tenths of a second after the shot is launched, an opposing player leaps up to block the shot. The height of the shot blocker’s outstretched hands t seconds after he leaps is modeled by the equation h = 9 + 25t – 16t2. If the ball reaches the net 1.7 seconds after the shooter launches it, does the leaping player block the shot?
Yes, exactly 0.6 seconds after the shot is launched.
Yes, between 0.64 seconds and 0.65 seconds after the shot is launched
Yes, between 0.84 seconds and 0.85 seconds after the shot is launched.
No, the shot is not blocked.
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Yes, between 0.84 seconds and 0.85 seconds after the shot is launched.
Given that the
equation for shot block height h = 9 + 25t – 16t2.
equation for ball height h = 6 + 30t – 16t2.
From the question ,it can be deducted that the shot is made before two tenths of a second or 0.2seconds
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