Mark is in training for a marathon race. He has been training by running 10 miles each day. He will be increasing his running by this weekly formula: y = 10 (1.1 )x, where y is the number of miles he will run each day, x weeks from now. Compute the distance Mark will run each day for 52 weeks (one year) from now using the formula. Does this distance seem reasonable?

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Sam makes his sales calls according to a pattern. he travels either north or south depending on the calendar. some of his past trips were as follows: on february 17, april 24, june 10, september 19, and november 3 he drove north. on february 28, may 25, august 22, november 20, and december 18, he drove south. describe sams' pattern. in which direction will sam drive on oct4 and oct 24?

Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. match the cart-coordinates with their corresponding pairs of y-coordinates of the unit circle

Aprojectile is thrown upward so that its distance above the ground after t seconds is given by the function h(t) = -16t2 + 704t. after how many seconds does the projectile take to reach its maximum height?