The farthest distance on the planet that the eye can see is given by the formula 
= your first height and 
=your second height
Since 
or the height of the periscope over the water and 
for the height of the ship the answer is 832.45553203368 feet, but because the question asks to the nearest mile the answer would be 
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Answer:
50
Step-by-step explanation:
- 8i = √-64
8i + 6
- -4i = -√-16
-4i + 3
[8i + 6][-4i + 3] → FOIL
>> -32i² + [24i - 24i] + 18
↑ ↑
-1 0
>>> 32 + 18 = 50
Information on Imaginary Numbers
√-1 = i
-1 = i²
-i = i³
1 = i⁴ [And every other exponent that is a multiple of 4; this cycle then repeats itself every time you go up one number at a time]
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The Experimental probability would be 1/2 or 50% it goes that way for both, hope that helps
To the nearest would be about 52
T is a linear function of C ==> T = mC + b
Each additional chirp C corresponds to an increase in T of 0.25 ==> m = 0.25
T = 52 when C = 20 ==> 52 = 0.25(20) + b ==> b = 52 - 5 = 47
So T = 0.25C + 47
When C = 100 then T = 0.25(100) + 47 = 25 + 47 = 72
When C = 120 then T = 0.25(120) + 47 = 30 + 47 = 77 so the
temperature range is between 72 and 77 when there are between 100 and
120 chirps per minute
