Distance {time} problem. MAth help.?
A car starts from point P at t=0 and travels at 45 mph
partA>write an expression d[t] for the distance the car travels from P
part D>what is the slope of the graph. what does it have to do with the car.
i need help with part a and part d..i understand b and c but not a and d.
a little help please π
THANK YOU!<3
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“TV is dumb!” meaning: time * velocity = distance
I think my teacher was anti-television or something. Anyways… You can turn this into the equation of a line fairly easily… v is your constant (slope), which is 45 mph. So imagine your x-axis represents your time, and your y-axis represents distance.
y = mx + b ==> d = 45t + b (where b is the y-intercept)
I think in this case you can assume b to be zero as, at point P, your car has effectively traveled no distance. You’re left with d(t) = 45t. If time is in hours, the distance will be in miles.
Hope that helps… and hopefully I didn’t get it completely wrong π
t= hours traveled
d(t) = 45t
D)
the slope is 45 …. the slope is the speed of the car in mph
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