The speed limit on a certain interstate highway is 70 miles per hour. Drivers caught speeding on the highway must pay a fine; the fine is caluculated using the following formula:
F= X^2-5X
WHERE F IS THE AMOUNT OF THE FINE, IN DOLLARS AND X IS THE NUMBER OF MILES PER HOUR (MPH) BY WHICH THE DRIVER'S SPEED EXCEEDED THE SPEED LIMIT.
pLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.
* iF U WERE CAUGHT DRIVING 90 MPH ON THE INTERSATE, WHAT FINE WOULD U PAY
* WHAT SPPED WOULD A PERSON HAVE BEEN TRAVELING ON THE INTERSTATE IF HE OR SHE HAD TO PAY A FINE OF $176
* iN THE LAST SIX MONTHS, ANNE HAS RECIEVED TICKETS FOR DRIVING 85 MPH, 102 MPH, AND 99 MP. wHAT DOMAIN AND RANGE FOR THIS RELATION
2007-06-05
10:39:53
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Suhena
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CAN SOME EXPLAIN TO ME WHY THE DOMAIN IS 85,99,102 BECAUSE SOMEONE ELSE GAVE ME 15,29,32 WHICH IS RIGHT?
2007-06-05
11:00:12 ·
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