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The air temperature decreases by about 1 degree Fahrenheit for each 300 feet of altitude.
a) Find a function T(x) for the temperature at an altitude of x feet if the sea-level temperature is 45∘F.
(b) Find T(1000). [Round to two decimals]
I considered two sets of points: (0,45) and (300,1). then I calculated the slope: m=-0.15 and from there used the formula y=mx+b, which resulted in y=-0.15x + 45. I wondered if this is correct?
a) Find a function T(x) for the temperature at an altitude of x feet if the sea-level temperature is 45∘F.
(b) Find T(1000). [Round to two decimals]
I considered two sets of points: (0,45) and (300,1). then I calculated the slope: m=-0.15 and from there used the formula y=mx+b, which resulted in y=-0.15x + 45. I wondered if this is correct?
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