6. Starting from 1.5 miles away, a car drives toward a speed checkpoint and then passes it. The car travels at a constant rate of 53 miles per hour. The distance of the car from the checkpoint is given by d = |1.5 – 53t|. At what times is the car 0.1 miles from the checkpoint? Calculate your answer in seconds. (1 point) 95.1s and 108.7s 10.2s and 101.9s 108.7s and 10.2s 95.1s and 10.2s
d=|1.5−53t| where d is in miles and t is in hours. first divide both sides by 53 to get: d53=|1.553−t| this can be split into two portions: (1) for t <= 1.5/53 hours we can write: d53=1.553−t t=1.5−d53 (2) for t > 1.5/53 hours we can write: d53=−(1.553−t)=t−1.553 t=1.5+d53 now just stick the value d=0.1 into (1) and (2) above to get your answer (remember to multiply the answers you get by 3600 to convert hours to seconds).
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this one of the questions I have to do on the test. The teacher gives us a couple of questions from the test to show us what we need to know.
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