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I need help with this:

A big ship drops its anchor.


The variable ll models the anchor's elevation (in meters) relative to the water's surface tt seconds after the ship drops its anchor.


l=-2.4t+75l=−2.4t+75


What is the initial height of the anchor?

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User Djinn
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Answer:

The answer is 75 meters.

Explanation:

I= -2.4t + 75

I= -2.4(0) + 75

I= 0 + 75

I= 75 meters

I did it on Khan and it was correct.

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User Wictorious
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Answer: 75 meters


Explanation:

Given: The variable ll models the anchor's elevation (in meters) relative to the water's surface t seconds after the ship drops its anchor as


I=-2.4t+75

To find the initial height, substitute t=0 in the equation, we get


\Rightarrow\ I=-2.4(0)+75


\Rightarrow\ I=75

Therefore, the initial height of the anchor = 75 meters .

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User Kevin Ushey
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