3. The distance a person can see through a particular submarine periscope is given by the equation d=6h−4+3, where h is the height in feet above water.
Q. 3. The distance a person can see through a particular submarine periscope is given by the equation d=6h−4+3, where h is the height in feet above water.
Plug in value of h: We need to plug in the value of h into the equation d=6h−4+3 to find the distance d.Calculation: d=69−4+3
Simplify inside square root: Now, we simplify inside the square root first.Calculation: d=65+3
Multiply by 6: Next, we multiply 6 by the square root of 5.Calculation: d=6×5+3
Calculate square root: We calculate the square root of 5 and then multiply by 6.Calculation: d=6×2.236+3
Do the multiplication: Now, we do the multiplication.Calculation: d=13.416+3
Add 3 to result: Finally, we add 3 to the result.Calculation: d=16.416
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