<h2>Length = 11</h2><h2>Width = 6</h2>
The area of a rectangle is 66 ft^2:
L * W = 66
Length of the rectangle is 7 feet less than three times the width:
L = 3W-7
Substitute L in terms of W:
(3W-7) * W = 66
Factorise the equation:
3W^2 -7W = 66
3W^2 - 7W - 66 = 0
Factors of 66 =
1 66, 2 33, 3 22, 6 11
(3W + 11) (W - 6) = 0
Solve for W:
3W + 11 = 0
3W = 11
W = 3/11
W - 6 = 0
W = 0 + 6
W = 6
Using the original equation, find L:
L = 3W-7
L = 3(6)-7
L = 18-7
L = 11
L * W = 66
11 * 6 = 66
Answer:
x= 1.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
456 students
Step-by-step explanation:
38% = 0.38
1200 x 0.38 = 456
Answer: See the answers below.
The first equation that needs to be solve is: 10 = -16t^2 + 18
If you use the quadratic equation, you will get 0.707 seconds.
For the second equation, you need to solve 0 = -16t^2 + 18.
If you use the quadratic equation, you will get 1.061 seconds.
No, the rate of change is not constant because this is a quadratic equation.