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47. The following quadratic formula can be used to approximate the distance in feet, that it takes to stop after the brakes are applied for a car traveling on a dry road at the rate of thousands per hour: d=0.045r^2+1.1r. To the nearest foot, how far will a car travel once the brakes are applied at (a) 40 mph, (b) 55 mph, and (c) 65 mph?

47. The following quadratic formula can be used to approximate the distance in feet-example-1

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Thousands?


d(r) = 0.045r^2 + 1.1 r


d(40) = 0.045(40^2) + 1.1(40) = 116 \textrm{ feet}


d(55) = 0.045(55^2) + 1.1(55) = 196.625 \textrm{ feet}


d(55) = 0.045(65^2) + 1.1(65) = 261.625 \textrm{ feet}

Answer: a) 116 b) 197 c) 262

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