12. The view V, or distance, in miles that one can see to the horizon firom a height h, in feet, is given by V = 1.22 h A. Find the rate of change of V with respect to h. B. How far can one see to the horizon from an airplane window from the height of 40,000 ft? C. How far can one see a ship from the top of a 325 ft. light house? a fived cost of $30.000 and a production cost of $6 for each hunit

12. The view V, or distance, in miles that one can see to the horizon firom a height h, in feet, is given by V = 1.22 h A. Find the rate of change of V with respect to h. B. How far can one see to the horizon from an airplane window from the height of 40,000 ft? C. How far can one see a ship from the top of a 325 ft. light house? a fived cost of $30.000 and a production cost of $6 for each hunit

College Algebra

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Chapter2: Functions And Their Graphs

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