Question

Need help with geometry! MEDAL will be awarded!

Answer 1

@agent0smith

Answer 2

@TheSmartOne @Nnesha

Answer 3

Very similar to some physics.
I could probably help with the first part; I know what the second one means, but I am not so good at doing it.

Answer 4

What's the difference of x and y between all three points?

Answer 5

x = 3, 9, 15
y = 4, 8, 12.

Answer 6

I need help with the part that wants to find the position of the bug after t seconds.

Answer 7

Is that more so in a equation format?

Answer 8

I would guess so

Answer 9

Well, in every x value and y value, has a certain mathematical proof.

Answer 10

You learn this from the difference in the points.

Answer 11

I don't understand how this relates to the question.

Answer 12

It relates to the question in the relation of configuring the correct equation. Which the exponential way would not, sense the 3^3 does not equal 15, but it worked for the first two x's.

Answer 13

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Answer 14

I am sorry but I do not understand what you are trying to say. Please help me because I don't have a lot of time to answer these questions.

Answer 15

If you were trying to find every second value, you could by dividing the difference by 2.
Since, the difference has only been shown with two second variables.

Answer 16

Which is (3,2)

Answer 17

+3 to the x value, +2 to the y value.

Answer 18

Say, you were looking for three seconds.
(9,8) + (3,2) = (12,10)

Answer 19

(3,2) is equal to one second.

Answer 20

Hence, a constant velocity throughout the graph.

Answer 21

(x + 3) , (y + 2) = t.

Answer 22

That may be poorly configured.
I apologize, one second.

Answer 23

@agent0smith Do you see a better way to form it? I am sure there is.

Answer 24

You could write parametric equations for the x and y:

x = 3 + 3t (it starts at x=3, every second advances 2 units in the x direction)
y = 4 + 2t (starts at y=4, every second advances 2 units in the y direction)

Answer 25

Ah, so you do use two different equations, I tried to uniform it within one. Thank you so much.

Answer 26

For part b, equidistant means x=y, so set them equal, solve for t.

Parametric equations usually aren't introduced until precalc, though... and this is geometry.

Answer 27

So, 3 + 3t = 4 + 2t for the second part?

Answer 28

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Answer 29

@calculusxy Sorry for not answering swiftly, here is the solutions if you want to review them.