SOLUTION: I just need to know how to find the answer and I need is before 3 today. A submarine that is 7500 meter below sea level surfaces at a rate of 80 meters per minute. The depth of the
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Question 817803: I just need to know how to find the answer and I need is before 3 today. A submarine that is 7500 meter below sea level surfaces at a rate of 80 meters per minute. The depth of the submarine after m minutes is given by d(m)=-7500+80m.
Give the range of the function. Show your work
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I just need to know how to find the answer and I need is before 3 today. A submarine that is 7500 meter below sea level surfaces at a rate of 80 meters per minute. The depth of the submarine after m minutes is given by d(m)=-7500+80m.
Give the range of the function. Show your work
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The least depth it can have is zero, which is its depth when on the surface.
Solve -7500+60m = 0
60m = 7500
m = 125.
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Range = -7500<= y <=0
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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