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Answer:
a) Sketch the graph of the function f. (it is in the attached file)
b) What was the ratio at the beginning of 2006? At the beginning of 2014?
For 2006 the ratio is 3.92
For 2014 the ratio is 3.5
c) Over what years is the ratio constant?
[1995, 2000]
d) Over what years is the decline of the ratio greatest?
[2010, 2030]
Step-by-step explanation:
b) We first need to know in between which function 2006 falls into, so if we start in t=0=1995, then 2006-1995=11, t=11
t=11 fall into:
For 2006 the ratio is 3.92
2014:
Same process that 2006, t=0=1995, then 2014-1995=19, t=19
t=19fall into:
For 2014 the ratio is 3.5
c) The ratio is only constant in the first section of the graph 0≤t<5, since 4.1 is constant. Following the same process for the years in star (b) we have t=0, 1995+0=1995, t=5, 1995+5=2000.
The ratio will be constant between [1995, 2000]
d) For the greatest decline we need to compare slopes. From the line equation we have:
where m is the slope and b is the point the line intersects with the y axis. Here we have:
for 5≤t<15
for 15≤t≤35
So:
m=-0.03 for 5≤t<15
m=-0.075 for 15≤t≤35
If we are measuring the steepness of the decline, we have to compare:
|-0.03| and |-0.075| or 0.03 and 0.075, easily finding that 0.075>0.03
And doing the sames process for the years in question (c):
t=15, 1995+15=2010, and t=35, 1995+35=2030
This means that the biggest decline is between the years:
[2010, 2030]
Answer:
DE = 24
Step-by-step explanation:
The midsegment DE is half the length of the third side AC , that is
DE = AC =
× 48 = 24
Answer:
We must add 400 ml of water.
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use the following equation:
Where:
- C(i) is the initial concentration of the solution (80%)
- C(f) is the final concentration of the solution (30%)
- V(i) is the initial volume (150 ml)
- V(f) is the final volume
Now, we just need to solve the equation for V(f).
Therefore, we must add 400 ml of water.
I hope it helps you!