Answer:
30
Step-by-step explanation:
14+16 1. Break it down 14 is equal to 10+4 16 is equal to 10+6 2. Add the biggest numbers together first 10+10 = 20 3. Add the smaller numbers together 6+4 = 10 4. Add all of the numbers together 20+10 = 30
A` ( 7, 7 )
B ` ( 10.5, 28 )
The slope: m = (28-7) / ( 10.5 - 7 ) = 21 / 3.5 = 6
d ( A` B `) = √ ( 10.5 - 7 )² + ( 28 - 7 )² = √ 3.5² + 21² =
= √ 12.25 + 441 = √ 12.25 ( 1 + 36 ) = 3.5 √37 ( or 3.5 * (37) ^(1/2))
Answer:
C ) m = 6, A`B` = 3.5√37
Answer: Ball's kinetic energy became potential energy
Step-by-step explanation:
There are no options attached but this should be along the lines of what happened.
Kinetic energy refers to energy that an object has as a result of it moving whilst potential energy is the opposite and is energy that an object stores within itself due to several factors whilst it is not in motion.
The ball was initially in motion which means that it had kinetic energy but as the ball was slowing down, this energy was gradually converted to potential energy until the balls came to a standstill.
Answer:
14.04 miles per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
The problem is asking for Izumi's speed. The formula of speed is:
- s =
, where "s" means speed, "d" means distance and "t" means time.
The problem is also asking for the unit<u> miles per hou</u>r (
) so, this means that we have to know how many miles Izumi ran, given that the problem only mentioned<u> yards (110 yards).</u>
Let's convert 110 yards to miles, provided that he Izumi ran 1,760 yards in a mile.
- 110 yards ÷ 1760
= 0.0625 miles (this is the distance covered by Izumi in miles)
Let's go back again to the formula: s =
s = 
= 0.0039 
Since, the we arrived at a miles per second unit, we have to convert it to miles per hour.
So, if a minute has 60 seconds, then an hour has 3,600 seconds.
Thus, 0.0039 × 3,600 
= 14.04 miles per hour (the answer)
When the demand and supply curve intersect, that is, where the quantity demanded and quantity supplied are equal, the market is said to be in equilibrium. Thus, the given quantity is equilibrium quantity.
From the graph, we see that when the production cost of wheat is $4, the equilibrium quantity is 600 units.
When the production cost lowers from $4 to $3, the supply of wheat increases, such that the equilibrium quantity increases from 600 units to 800 units.
Thus, after an increase in supply, the equilibrium quantity increases.
So, Option A is the correct answer.
