Cyclist cycles at a constant speed of km/h from A to B. Cyclist cycles at a constant speed of km/h from B to A. The distance between A and B is km for both cyclists. represents the distance from A and represents the time in hours.
In a -coordinate system draw the corresponding graphs of both cycle trips.
For both cyclists give a formula describing the relation between and .
How much time has passed when the two cyclists meet each other? Explain your answer.
Calculate the points of intersection with the axes for the linear functions below. Then draw the corresponding graphs using the y-intercept and gradient. Use the graphs to check the points of intersection with the axes.
Renting a specific type of car from a car rental company will cost you
per week.
Here is the number of kilometers you will drive and the costs in €.
The car rental company asks for a standing charge per week. How much is that charge?
How much do you pay per kilometer you will drive?
Write down the formula for the costs of another rental car which has a standing charge which is €12,50 higher per week, and costing cents per kilometer.
Look at the table below:
hours worked `u` | 0 | 2 | 5 | 9 | 10 |
costs `k` | 65 | 135 | 240 | 380 | 415 |
Explain why there is a linear relation between and . Also explain why is not directly proportional to .
Which of these formulas correspond to the table?
Use the correct formula to calculate the costs when the work has taken hours.
Use the correct formula to calculate the costs when the work has taken hours and minutes.
The profit (in €) made during a party night depends on the number of visitors . The formula is given as: .
Calculate the profit when the number of visitors is .
What could be the reason for the number in this formula?
What does the number represent?