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Question 123536This question is from textbook Elementary and intermediate Algebra
: Skydiving. If there were no air resistance, then the height (in feet) above the earth for a skydiver t seconds after jumping from an airplane at 10,000 feet would be given by h(t)= -16t^2 + 10,000
a) find the time that it would take to fall to earth with no air resistance: that is, find t for which (t)= 0.A skydiveractually gets about twice as much free fall time due to air resistance.
b)Use the accompanying graph to determine whether the skydiver(with no air resistance ) falls farther in the first 5 seconds or the last 5 seconds of the fall.
c) Is the skydiver's velocity increasing or decreasing as she falls?This question is from textbook Elementary and intermediate Algebra
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Question 123536This question is from textbook Elementary and intermediate Algebra
: Skydiving. If there were no air resistance, then the height (in feet) above the earth for a skydiver t seconds after jumping from an airplane at 10,000 feet would be given by h(t)= -16t^2 + 10,000
a) find the time that it would take to fall to earth with no air resistance: that is, find t for which (t)= 0.A skydiveractually gets about twice as much free fall time due to air resistance.
b)Use the accompanying graph to determine whether the skydiver(with no air resistance ) falls farther in the first 5 seconds or the last 5 seconds of the fall.
c) Is the skydiver's velocity increasing or decreasing as she falls?This question is from textbook Elementary and intermediate Algebra
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Question 123601This question is from textbook
: I have been trying to figure out the answer for 6(5g + 2) = 30g
I used the distributive property and i came up with 30g + 12 = 30g
then i think you are supposed to subtract 30g from each side which would be 12=30g
and that is as far as i know i tried dividing 12 into 30g but im not sure if that is the right thing to do.
Please help me with this problem
thank youThis question is from textbook
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Question 124127: Thank you for your help!!! I am a new student at the college and I am having trouble to understan distribtive and combining properties, could you advice me about how can I get some instructions about these two topics?
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Question 127444: Hello.
This is my first time using this site. I hope I've submitted this question correctly. My problem is:
The hypotenuse of a right triangle is 28 inches longer than the shortest side, and 14 inches longer than the remaining. Find the dimensions of the triangle.
I tried this so far:
the hypotenuse(a) is x
the shortest side(b) is x-28
the remaining side(c) is x-14
P=a+b+c
P= x+(x-28)+(x-14)
3x-28-14
3x-42
x=14
i don't think i'm onm the right track at all... can you help?
thank you in advance...
maurice
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Question 114005: The area of a rectangle is 24 square meters. Find the length and width of the rectangle if its length is 2 meters greater than its width. Use an equation and the formula ® area of a rectangle = (width)(length).
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