The distance the ships traveled are like the legs of a triangle and the question wants to know the hypotenuse. To find the hypotenuse, use the pythagorean theorem. this is a^2 + b^2 = c^2, with a and b being the legs and c being the <span>hypotenuse.
</span>Plug in known values:
84^2 + 62^2 = c^2
Solve:
84^2 = 7056
62^2 = 3844
7056 + 3844 = c^2
7056 + 3844 = 10900
10900 = c^2
Now you just need to isolate c by finding the square root of both sides.
√10900 = 104.403
√c^2 = c
So c = 104.403, or just 104.40 when rounded to the nearest tenth.
And if c is 104.40, then that means the hypotenuse is 104.40.
And all of that basically means that the distance between the ships is 104.40 miles.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
15 - x = 3x + 3
15 - x = 3•x + 3
4x = 12
x = 3
Sorry, I change the b and a into x's if that's fine with you.
The hypotenuse would be square root of 41
f(x) increase by a factor of 3
Explanation:
Given that f(x)= 3* and the interval is x=4 to x=57
Now we put the value for x is 4 to 57 then value of f(x) increase with the multiply of 3.
Because the x is multiplied with 3 i.e., 3*
So f(x) increase by a factor of 3.
If we put x=4, then f(x)= 12 (∵ 3×4=12)
If we put x=5, the f(x)= 15 (∵ 3×5=15)
If we put x=6,the f(x)= 18 (∵ 3×6=18)
similarly., values of x= 7,8,9,...155.
Then,
If we put x=56, the f(x)=168
This process will continue until f(x)=171 for x=57.
The constant of proportionality based on the situation is 0.4
Step-by-step explanation:
Tanner cycled 8 miles in 20 minutes
We need to find the constant of proportionality based on the situation
1. The distance is proportion to the time, because the distance and
the time increased together
2. If the distance d and the time is t, then d ∝ t
3. The equation of the direct proportion is d = k t, where k is the
constant of proportionality
∵ d = k t
∵ d = 8 miles
∵ t = 20 minutes
- Substitute these values in the equation above
∴ 8 = k (20)
- Divide both sides by 20
∴ k = 0.4
The constant of proportionality based on the situation is 0.4
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