Answer:
The rocket will reach its maximum height after 6.13 seconds
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the time of the maximum height of the rocket differentiate the equation of the height with respect to the time and then equate the differentiation by 0 to find the time of the maximum height
∵ y is the height of the rocket after launch, x seconds
∵ y = -16x² + 196x + 126
- Differentiate y with respect to x
∴ y' = -16(2)x + 196
∴ y' = -32x + 196
- Equate y' by 0
∴ 0 = -32x + 196
- Add 32x to both sides
∴ 32x = 196
- Divide both sides by 32
∴ x = 6.125 seconds
- Round it to the nearest hundredth
∴ x = 6.13 seconds
∴ The rocket will reach its maximum height after 6.13 seconds
There is another solution you can find the vertex point (h , k) of the graph of the quadratic equation y = ax² + bx + c, where h = and k is the value of y at x = h and k is the maximum/minimum value
∵ a = -16 , b = 196
∴
∴ h = 6.125
∵ h is the value of x at the maximum height
∴ x = 6.125 seconds
- Round it to the nearest hundredth
∴ x = 6.13 seconds
The question is written unclear.
my guess would be 24:7 (24/7)
Step-by-step explanation:
66 1/2= 5ft. and 6 1/2in.
2 1/5x * 1 7/10 y * 4 3/5 x 1 7/10 (* 7 4/50)
Finds the answer
10 6/50x * 7 41/50y (* 7/4/50) = 56
79 13/100 (* 7 4/50) = 56
560 = 56 (10x)
x = 5 6/10
7 (y) = 56 (7y)
8 = 56/7 (y)
y = 8
x = 5 6/10
6/10 of 560 = 336
336/60 = x
336/60 = 5 6/10