Asked by Mallory
Scientists use the Beaufort wind scale to approximate wind speed. The formula is B= 1.69 sqrt(s+4.45) -3.49 where B is the Beaufort number and s is the speed in miles per hour. To the nearest mile per hour, what is the approximate wind speed if the Beaufort number is 6?
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Answered by
bobpursley
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(1.69*sqrt(6+4.45)) -3.49=
Put this into the google search window:
(1.69*sqrt(6+4.45)) -3.49=
Answered by
Anonymous
B = 1.68*sqrt(s+4.45)-3.49 = 6.
1.69*sqrt(s+4.45) = 6+3.49 = 9.49,
Divide both sides by 1.69:
sqrt(s+4.45) = 5.62,
Square both sides:
s+4.45 = 31.53,
S = 27.1 mi/hr.
1.69*sqrt(s+4.45) = 6+3.49 = 9.49,
Divide both sides by 1.69:
sqrt(s+4.45) = 5.62,
Square both sides:
s+4.45 = 31.53,
S = 27.1 mi/hr.
Answered by
Henry
OOPs! Henry, not anomymous
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