a.
To find:Set of parametric equations.
a.
Answer to Problem 12CT
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Substitute
We get
The set
b.
To find:Set of parametric equations.
b.
Answer to Problem 12CT
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Substitute
We get
Therefore, the set
a.
To find: Variables and inequalities and graph of given situation.
a.
Answer to Problem 12CT
Variables are
‘
‘
Inequalities are
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Height must be under = 6 ft 7 inches.
Weight must be under =295 lb.
We know
1feet =12 inches
Therefore
6 feet 7 inches = 6 feet + 7 inches
=
=
=79 inches
Let ‘
Let ‘
From the given information
Height must be less than 79 inches
Therefore
Weight must be less than 295 lb.
Therefore
Equations-(1) and (2) represents the inequalities of above situation.
Here
Blue colour represents the region of
Red colour represents the region of
Common region of Red colour and Blue colour represent the solution of above inequalities.
b.
To find: One possible solution.
b.
Answer to Problem 12CT
Height = 65 inches.
Weight = 200 lb.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Height must be under = 6 ft 7 inches.
Weight must be under =295 lb.
Inequalities are
Graph of given inequalities is
Blue colour represents the region of
Red colour represents the region of
Common region of Red colour and Blue colour represent the solution of above inequalities.
As
c.
To find: Is
c.
Answer to Problem 12CT
Yes.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Height must be under = 6 ft 7 inches.
Weight must be under =295 lb.
Graph of given inequalities is
Blue colour represents the region of
Red colour represents the region of
Common region of Red colour and Blue colour represent the solution of above inequalities.
As
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