Kindly provide a CLEAR and COMPLETE solution. Answer it ASAP, and make your solution readable. Thanks! c.d.7. A ship sails South 2 km, then turns West. If it sails at a rate of 10 kph, find the rate at which it is leaving the startingpoint after 30 minutes.a. 6.3 kph8.3 kphb. 7.3 kphNone of these8. A body 3 m from, and at the same elevation as, the lamp attached to the end of a vertical 6 m post is dropped. Howfast is the shadow of the body moving along the horizontal ground 1 second later?-7.5 m/s-1.2 m/sa.-8.1 m/sb. -4.3 m/sC.d.noual squares fr

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7. A ship sails South 2 km, then turns West. If it sails at a rate of 10 kph, find the rate at which it is leaving the starting point after 30 minutes. a. b. c. 6.3 kph 7.3 kph d. 8.3 kph None of these m and at the same elevation as, the lamp attached to the end of a vertical 6 m post is dropped. How long the horizontal ground 1 second later? 75 m/s

7. A ship sails South 2 km, then turns West. If it sails at a rate of 10 kph, find the rate at which it is leaving the starting point after 30 minutes. a. b. c. 6.3 kph 7.3 kph d. 8.3 kph None of these m and at the same elevation as, the lamp attached to the end of a vertical 6 m post is dropped. How long the horizontal ground 1 second later? 75 m/s

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section4.3: Zeros Of Polynomials

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