Answer:
88.02 ft/s
Step-by-step explanation:
Angle with the horizontal, θ =25°
Initial velocity, v = 60 mph
1 mph = 1.467 ft/s
60 mph = 60 × 1.467 ft/s = 88.02 ft/s
Vertical component, v sin θ = 88.02 sin 25° = 37.2 ft/s
Horizontal component, v cos θ = 88.02 cos 25°= 79.8 ft/s
For No. 13 you need to calculate the distance each girl travels and compare to see whose distance is greater. The formula for distance is rate x time or d=rt. The rate is just how fast they consistently go.
Mia
d = r x t
d = 14 x 3/2
d = 21 miles
Chloe
d = r x t
d = 35 x 3/4 (btw 3/4 is just 45/60 simplified)
d = 105/4 = 26 1/4 miles
Final Answer: Chloe traveled further
For No. 14 we will recalculate Mia's distance but replace 1/5 hours with 2 hours because it says she will bike 30 minutes after Chloe had stopped. Afterwards we will compare Mia's new distance with Chloe's old distance.
Mia
d = r x t
d = 14 x 2
d = 28 miles
Final Answer: Yes Mia would be able to catch up to Chloe, and even surpass her in 30 minutes if Chloe stopped.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the given problem above, here is the solution.
Given: Iris's charge: 470
1 1/5 times her fee: additional hourly rate
? = fee for an hourly rate
What we need to do first is divide 470 by 7 hours, so 470/7 = 67.143/hour.
So Iris's per hour is 67.143 without the additional rate.
Now, let's look for the 1 1/5 of 470. 1 1/5 is equal to 1.2. So 470 x 1.2 = 564.
To get the total fee of her hourly rate, we add 67.143 and 564, so Iris's hourly rate then is 631.143 or 631.14.
