Answer: A) 264ft/minute
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Based on the information given in the problem, the speed of the track runner was 3 miles per hour ().
2. If you want to know the speed of the track runner in feet per minute, you need to apply the following proccedure:
3. Therefore, the answer is the option A.
The point 6 cm away from the center travels in a circle of circumference 2π*(6 cm) = 12π cm, so that it covers this distance per revolution, 12π cm/1 rev.
So the disk has a linear speed of
(6000 rev/min) * (12π cm/rev) = 72,000π cm/min
which is equivalent to
(72,000π cm/min) * (1/100,000 km/cm) * (60 min/h)
or approximately 135.7 km/h.
a - 6b + 4c
a - 10b + 4c
-a + 10b + 4c
Answer:
a-6b+4c
Step-by-step explanation:
a-{5b-[a-(3b-2c)+c-(a-2b-c)]}
a-{5b-[a-1(3b-2c)+c-1(a-2b-c)]}
a-{5b-[a+(-3b+2c)+c+(-a+2b+c)]}
a-{5b-[a-3b+2c+c-a+2b+c]}
a-{5b-[-b+4c]}
a-{5b+[b-4c]}
a-{5b+b-4c}
a-{6b-4c}
a+{-6b+4c}
a-6b+4c
2. Simplify the radical
3. Simplify the radical
4. Simplify the radical
The simplification of the radical is c/3
Radicals in math refer to expressions containing square roots or higher-order roots.
Represented by the radical symbol (√), they involve finding the root of a number. For example, √9 equals 3, as 3 * 3 equals 9.
Simplifying the surd;
√3c²)/√27
= √3 × √c²)/√9 × √3
= √3c/3√3
= c/3
Therefore the simplification of √3c²)/√27 is c/3.
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Answer:
Fourth option: (x-4)(x+4)
Step-by-step explanation:
x^2-16
Using a^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b) with:
a^2=x^2→sqrt(a^2)=sqrt(x^2)→a=x
b^2=16→sqrt(b^2)=sqrt(16)→b=4
Then:
x^2-16=(x-4)(x+4)
Answer:
The number of zero pairs that will be added to the board is
✔ 4
The equivalent factored form of x2 – 16 is
✔ (x – 4)(x + 4) (D)
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Answer:
Angie is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given an expression:
We can see that function is undefined when we get in-determinant form that is denominator is zero.
Here, we can see that function is undefined at -6,3 and 4
Since, we will get value zero in denominator on all these points.
Hence, Angie is correct
And Jamal is incorrect.