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2 years ago

What is a cows favorite type of math in polynomials

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musickatia [10]2 years ago

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Coweffecients lol. That was a good one

maxonik [38]2 years ago

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Answer:

cowefficients

cowsant

mooonomial

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Capucine played a game where she earned 179 points from building 11 museums and 4 libraries.

Lets assume x points she earn per library

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4 more points per museum per x . so the points earned per museum is x+4

she earned 179 points from 11 museums and 4 libraries.

So the equation becomes

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$15x + 44 = 179$ ( subtract 44 from both sides)

$15x= 135$ (divide by 15 from both sides)

x = 9

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A is amplitude A=|A|

B is related to the period by: T = $\frac{2.\pi}{B}$

C is the phase shift or horizontal shift: $\frac{C}{B}$

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In this question, the motion of Pluto is modeled by a sine function and doesn't have phase shift, C = 0.

Amplitude:

a = $\frac{largest - smallest}{2}$

At t=0, Pluto is the farthest from the sun, a distance 6.9 billions km away. At t=66, it is closest to the star, P(66) = 4.4 billions km. Then:

a = $\frac{6.9-4.4}{2}$

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