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12 January, 13:49

The maximum distance D (h) in kilometers that a person can see from a height h kilometers above the ground is given by the function D (h) = 111.7 times square root of h. Find the height that would allow a person to see 50 kilometers.

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  1. 12 January, 13:53
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    The answer is 0.20 km

    The function is D (h) = 111.7 * √h,

    where:

    D (h) is the maximum distance that can be seen from a height h.

    We have:

    D (h) = 50 km

    h = ?

    D (h) = 111.7 * √h

    50 = 111.7 * √h

    50 / 111.7 = √h

    0.45 = √h

    Now square both sides of the equation:

    0.45² = (√h) ²

    0.2025 = h

    h ≈ 0.20 km
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