Answer:
a person would weigh 158 pounds on venus
Step-by-step explanation:
weight of a person on venus is directly proportional to their weight on earth
i.e. weight on venus ∝ weight on earth
weight on venus = k * weight on earth
where k is the constant of proportionality
according to the question:
106 = k * 120
k = 106/120 = .88
thus,
person weighing 180 pounds on earth weighs on venus:
weight on venus = .88 * 180
= 158 pounds
Answer: y≤4x+3 and y≤-3x-5
Step-by-step explanation:
The slope of the first line is 4. The slope of (-1,-1) and (0,3) is 4. And the line passes through 3, so the y-intercept is 3.
The slope of the second line is 3. The slope of (-3,4) and (-1,-2) is -3. And the line passes through -5, so the y-intercept of the second line is -5
b. 3x2−5
c. 3x2−2x−5
d. 3x2−8x−5
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct option is C.
Step-by-step explanation:
The width of the rectangular pen is
The length of the rectangular pen is
The perimeter of a rectangle is
Therefore the correct option is C.
Without specific dimensions for the rectangle, it's impossible to definitively determine which polynomial represents its area. If we knew the length and width in terms of x, we could then form a polynomial by multiplying them.
This question is based on the concept of polynomials and their application in representing areas. From the provided question, we don't have specific dimensions of the rectangle, thus making it impossible to definitively determine which polynomial represents its area.
If the length and width of the rectangle were expressed in terms of x (e.g., 3x and x, or some other terms x and 2x-5), then we could put these expressions in the form of a polynomial by multiplying them together. For example, if we suppose our rectangle has sides of 3x and x, then the area would be represented by the polynomial 3x2, which equals to 3x*x.
However, without specific rectangular dimensions, we can't accurately choose between the provided options: 3x2+2x−5, 3x2−5, 3x2−2x−5, and 3x2−8x−5.
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A(t) = 2,000e0.05t
A(t) = 2,000(1.5)t
A(t) = 2,000(1.05)t
Answer: D: A(t)= 2,000 (1.05) ^t
Answer: 3.675 seconds
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi, when the object hits the ground, h=0:
h=−16t^2+48.6t+37.5
0=−16t^2+48.6t+37.5
We have to apply the quadratic formula:
For: ax2+ bx + c
x =[ -b ± √b²-4ac] /2a
Replacing with the values given:
a=-16 ; b=48.6; c=37.5
x =[ -(48.6) ± √(-48.6)²-4(-16)37.5] /2(-16)
x = [ -48.6 ± √ 4,761.96] /-32
x = [ -48.6 ± 69] /-32
Positive:
x = [ -48.6 + 69] /-32 = -0.6375
Negative:
x = [ -48.6 - 69] /-32 = 3.675 seconds (seconds can't be negative)
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The object to hit the ground takes 3.675 seconds.
An initial velocity of 48.6 feet per second
When the object hits the ground, h=0:
h=−16t²+48.6t+37.5
0=−16t²+48.6t+37.5
We have to apply the quadratic formula:
For: ax²+ bx + c
x =[ -b ± √b²-4ac] /2a
Substituting with the values given:
a=-16 ; b=48.6; c=37.5
x =[ -(48.6) ± √(-48.6)²-4(-16)37.5] /2(-16)
x = [ -48.6 ± √ 4,761.96] /-32
x = [ -48.6 ± 69] /-32
Positive:
x = [ -48.6 + 69] /-32 = -0.6375
Negative:
x = [ -48.6 - 69] /-32 = 3.675 seconds (seconds can't be negative)
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