4 miles= (10-s) x 1hr. S could stand for the speed of the wind, since it is taking away from the typical speed of the bike.
The answer can't be C or D because the unit of volume is always cubed. The formula for volume of cylinder is (pi)(r^2)(h) . The pi(r^2) part is the formula for area of a circle which is what the base of the cylinder is. Fortunately the area is already given as 28.2. Plug that into the volume formula and plug in 3.1 for the height and multiply. I get 87.42 and the answer choice B seems to be the closest option
To get the points at which the two boats meet we need to find the equations that model their movement:
Boat A:
vertex form of the equation is given by:
f(x)=a(x-h)^2+k
where:
(h,k) is the vertex, thus plugging our values we shall have:
f(x)=a(x-0)^2+5
f(x)=ax^2+5
when x=-10, y=0 thus
0=100a+5
a=-1/20
thus the equation is:
f(x)=-1/20x^2+5
Boat B
slope=(4-0)/(10+10)=4/20=1/5
thus the equation is:
1/5(x-10)=y-4
y=1/5x+2
thus the points where they met will be at:
1/5x+2=-1/20x^2+5
solving for x we get:
x=-10 or x=6
when x=-10, y=0
when x=6, y=3.2
Answer is (6,3.2)
Answer:
He'll need 288 cups to make a waffle on his 24 foot diameter circular griddle.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find out how much batter Danny needs we first need to compute the area of the first pans, since it is a circular pan their area is given by A = 2*pi*r. So we have:
Area of the first pan = 2*pi*(6/2) = 18.84 square inches
Area of the second pan = 2*pi*(24/2) = 75.36 square foots
We now need to convert these values to be in the same unit, we'll convert from square foots to square inches:
Area of the second pan = 75.36 * (12)^2 = 10851.84 square inches
We can now use a proportion knowing that the batter and the thickness of the waffles are the same. If 0.5 cup of flour can make a waffle on 18.84 square inches then x cup of flour can make a waffle on 10851.85 square inches. Writing this in a mathematical form, we have:
0.5/x = 18.84/10851.84
18.84x = 0.5*10851.85
x = 10851.85*0.5/18.84 =288 cups
Answer:
t = 1.57 sec
distance, d = 98.65 mm
Step-by-step explanation:
Given an angle of 540°
At 6 revolutions per second, which is the angular velocity.
Radius, r = 10 mm
We are asked to find the time and the distance.
To find the time, let's use the formula:
Where 
= angle in radians.
Converting 540° to radians, we have:
Therefore, from the formula, let's find t.
time = 1.57
To find the distance, we have:
d = 98.65 mm
Therefore, the time is 1.57 seconds and the distance is 98.65 mm
