Answer: 30°
Step-by-step explanation:
1. You know that:
- The length of the ladder is 30 feet.
- The window is located 15 feet above the ground.
2. Then, you can draw a right triangle as the one shown in the figure attached. So, you can calculate the angle asked as following:

Where:
α: the angle of the ladder with the ground.
opposite=15 feet
hypotenuse=30 feet
3. When you substitute values, you obtain:

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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Hi there! The answer to this problem is TRUE.
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Explanation:
We have these two functions
- f(t) = 12(1.02)^(4t)
- g(t) = 12(1.09)t
which represent the amounts for his friend and William in that order. Strangely your teacher mentions William first, but then swaps the order when listing the exponential function as the first. This might be slightly confusing.
The table of values is shown below. We have t represent the number of years and t starts at 0.5. It increments by 0.1
The f(t) and g(t) columns represent the outputs for those mentioned values of t. For example, if t = 0.5 years (aka 6 months) then f(t) = 12.48 and that indicates his friend has 12,480 dollars in the account.
I've added a fourth column labeled |f - g| which represents the absolute value of the difference of the f and g columns. If f = g, then f-g = 0. The goal is to see if we get 0 in this column or try to get as close as possible. This occurs when we get 0.09 when t = 1.0
So we don't exactly get f(t) and g(t) perfectly equal, but they get very close when t = 1.0
It turns out that the more accurate solution is roughly t = 0.9925 which is close enough. I used a graphing calculator to find this approximate solution.
It takes about a year for the two accounts to have the same approximate amount of money.
Answer:
3. An additional month of product use is associated with an additional 0.85 inch of growth.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a company is testing a product which is intended to make hair grow faster. One of the test subjects started with a hair length of 8.2 inches
After a year of using the product, the test subject's hair measured 18.4 inches. If the growth rate was constant during the trial period, then we find that for 12 months hair growth is 10.2 inches
Assuming constant growth for 1 month growth is 10.2/12 = 0.85 inches
i.e. for every month additional use the growth would be 0.85 inches.
The equation relating hair growth and months would be
Hair size = No of months used *0.85 + 8.2
So correct option is
3. An additional month of product use is associated with an additional 0.85 inch of growth.