Answer:
ok so think about it.
shes going to her grandmas- and she travels 60 miles for every hpur she drives.
time(hours):
1 shes driving 60 miles PER HOUR- so in one hour she traveled 60. (60 is answer)
2 shes driving 60 mies per hour- so two hours would be 120. (120 is answer)
3 shes driving 60 mies per hour- so 3 hours would be 180 (this means 180 is answer)
4 shes driving 60 mies per hour- so 4 hours would be 240 (and so 240 is answer)
5 shes driving 60 mies per hour- so 5 hours would be 300 (300=the answer)
Step-by-step explanation:
so you kinda just wannamu.Mutiply the distance per hour by the hours... so like- 60 mph*1=60 60 mph*2=120 etc.
the answers are
1:60
2:120
3:180
4:240
4:300
Answer:
Givens:
We have to ding each distance at those given times to complete the table. We can solve it by just replacing values into the constant movement definition, which is [tex]d=st[/tex]
For [tex]t=1[/tex]:
[tex]d=60\frac{mi}{hr} (1hr)[/tex]
[tex]d=60mi[/tex]
For [tex]t=2[/tex]:
[tex]d=60\frac{mi}{hr} (2hr)[/tex]
[tex]d=120mi[/tex]
For [tex]t=3[/tex]:
[tex]d=60\frac{mi}{hr} (3hr)[/tex]
[tex]d=180mi[/tex]
For [tex]t=4[/tex]:
[tex]d=60\frac{mi}{hr} (4hr)[/tex]
[tex]d=240mi[/tex]
For [tex]t=5[/tex]:
[tex]d=60\frac{mi}{hr} (5hr)[/tex]
[tex]d=300mi[/tex]
Therefore, the complete table would be:
t d
1 60
2 120
3 180
4 240
5 300
We conclude that the table represent a function, because it's defined the relation between two variables, one independent (time), one dependent (distance). But, the most important characteristic is that for every t-values, there's only one d-value, and that is the definition of a function.
