Piecewise functions f and g can model the heights (in meters) of two airplanes. Here are the graphs of f and g, where t is the number of minutes that have passed since noon at a local airport. 20406080100g0g1g2g3g4g5g6g7g8g9f0f1f2tf4f5 The airplanes have the same height about f6 minutes after noon. What is the other time the airplanes have the same height? Round your answer to the nearest ten minutes. About minutes after noon
Q. Piecewise functions f and g can model the heights (in meters) of two airplanes. Here are the graphs of f and g, where t is the number of minutes that have passed since noon at a local airport. 20406080100g0g1g2g3g4g5g6g7g8g9f0f1f2tf4f5 The airplanes have the same height about f6 minutes after noon. What is the other time the airplanes have the same height? Round your answer to the nearest ten minutes. About minutes after noon
Find Intersection Points:Look at the graph to find the points where f and g intersect.
Identify First Intersection: We know they intersect at 9 minutes. Find the other intersection point by looking at the graph.
Locate Second Intersection: Check the graph for another intersection point. It looks like they intersect again around 100 minutes.
Round to Nearest Ten: Round 100 minutes to the nearest ten minutes.
Final Rounded Value:100 is already a multiple of ten, so the rounded value is 100 minutes.
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