Two cruise ships left port at the same time. The distance Ship A traveled is modeled by the function d(t)=47t where d represents distance in miles and t represents time in hours. Ship B traveled a total of 165 miles in 3 hours. How does the distance Ship A traveled in 1 hour compare to the distance Ship B traveled in 1 hour?


The distance Ship A traveled in 1 h is equal to the distance Ship B traveled in 1 h.

The distance Ship A traveled in 1 h is greater than the distance Ship B traveled in 1 h.

The distance Ship A traveled in 1 h is less than the distance Ship B traveled in 1 h.

Respuesta :

The distance Ship A traveled in 1 h is less than the distance Ship B traveled in 1 h.

Answer:

Option 3 - The distance Ship A traveled in 1 h is less than the distance Ship B traveled in 1 h.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Two cruise ships left port at the same time. The distance Ship A traveled is modeled by the function d(t)=47t where d represents distance in miles and t represents time in hours. Ship B traveled a total of 165 miles in 3 hours.

To find : How does the distance Ship A traveled in 1 hour compare to the distance Ship B traveled in 1 hour?

Solution :

Ship B traveled a total of 165 miles in 3 hours.

In 3 hour ship traveled 165 miles

In 1 hour ship traveled [tex]\frac{165}{3}=55[/tex] miles.

Distance traveled by Ship B in 1 hour is 55 miles.

The distance Ship A traveled is modeled by the function [tex]d(t)=47t[/tex] where d represents distance in miles and t represents time in hours.

Distance traveled in 1 hour is put t=1,

[tex]d(t)=47(1)=47[/tex]

Distance traveled by Ship A in 1 hour is 47 miles.

So, The distance Ship A traveled in 1 h is less than the distance Ship B traveled in 1 h.

Therefore, Option 3 is correct.