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An object will take t sec to drop d feet, where t = \[\sqrt{d/16}\]. what distance will it drop in \[\sqrt{19}/2\] sec? I got 19ft.
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i think it might be 38 though
76?
\[t= \sqrt{d/16}={\sqrt{d}\over4}\]
sqrt(19)/2=sqrt(d/16) 19/4=d/16 d=76?
\[{\sqrt{19}\over2}={\sqrt{d}\over4}\]\[\sqrt d = 2 \sqrt{19}\] \[\huge \therefore d=76\]
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But the question isn't asking the value of d
yes it is ... 76 ft
d = distance distance = unknown unknown = answer therefore, d = answer
Yes, answer is 76 feet
either way i got it wrong thanks for all your help. i got 2 more i want to check but im too tired to type. gonna play a video game, hehe.
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