Kaori is taking a free-throw.H(d) models the basketball's height (in meters) at a horizontal distance of d meters from Kaori.What does the statement H(R)=4 mean?Choose 1 answer:(A) The ball was at the same height at the horizontal distances of 4 meters and R meters.(B) At a horizontal distance of R meters from Kaori, the ball's height was equal to 4 meters.(C) At a horizontal distance of 4 meters from Kaori, the ball's height was equal to R meters.
Q. Kaori is taking a free-throw.H(d) models the basketball's height (in meters) at a horizontal distance of d meters from Kaori.What does the statement H(R)=4 mean?Choose 1 answer:(A) The ball was at the same height at the horizontal distances of 4 meters and R meters.(B) At a horizontal distance of R meters from Kaori, the ball's height was equal to 4 meters.(C) At a horizontal distance of 4 meters from Kaori, the ball's height was equal to R meters.
Interpret Function H(d): To understand what H(R)=4 means, we need to interpret the function H(d) and the variables R and 4 within the context of the problem. H(d) is a function that gives the height of the basketball at a horizontal distance d from Kaori. The variable R represents a specific horizontal distance from Kaori, and the number 4 represents a height in meters.
Understand H(R)=4: The statement H(R)=4 means that when the horizontal distance from Kaori is R meters, the height of the basketball is 4 meters. This corresponds to option (B) in the given choices.
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