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: hi i have this homework with a statistics problem or anyone to ask how to formulate it. can you help me? i am so stuck. thanks
T=3(A-20)^2 divided by 50+10
formula describes the average running time, T,l in seconds, for a person who is A years old to run the 100-yard dash. How long soes it tak,e a 30-year old runner to run the 110-yard dash?
this is our first week of class and we havent been taught how to do this problem?????????
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Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! T(A)=3(A-20)^2 divided by 50+10
formula describes the average running time, T,l in seconds, for a person who is A years old to run the 100-yard dash. How long soes it tak,e a 30-year old runner to run the 110-yard dash?
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T(30)= [[3(30-20)^2]/50] + 10
T(30)= [[3(10)^2]/50]+10
T(30)= [300/50]+10
T(30)= 6+10= 16 seconds
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Cheers,
stan H.
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