Driving on the highway, you can safely drive 65 miles per hour. How far can you drive in ‘h’ hours? What is the domain of the function which defines this situation?

the number of hours you drive
65
the amount of gas you use
the distance you drive

Question

Driving on the highway, you can safely drive 65 miles per hour. How far can you drive in ‘h’ hours? What is the domain of the function which defines this situation?
 	
	the number of hours you drive
	65
	the amount of gas you use
	the distance you drive

satellite73 · Answer

the domain in this case is $h$ the hours your drive

peace420 · Answer

Driving on the highway, you can safely drive 65 miles per hour. Which of the following functions could be used to find how far you can drive in ‘h’ hours?
 	
	D = $ \frac {h} {65} $
	D = 65 + h
	D = $ \frac {65} {h} $
	D = 65h

satellite73 · Answer

those dollar signs don't work here

peace420 · Answer

Okay let me try and write it a different way

satellite73 · Answer

no need

satellite73 · Answer

if you drive 65 miles per hour for two hours, how far do you go?

peace420 · Answer

130 miles but thats not the question

satellite73 · Answer

i know it is not the question, but you answered it easily
how did you get it?

peace420 · Answer

i multiplied 65 by 2..

satellite73 · Answer

right
replace the 2 with an h

peace420 · Answer

D=65h??

satellite73 · Answer

yes 
as in the famous "distance equals rate times time"

peace420 · Answer

Thank you Satellite!

satellite73 · Answer

yw

peace420 · Answer

Could you help with some more questions? Please? if not thats okay