A runner is jogging at a constant speed of 3.2 miles per hour. a. Find the...

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A runner is jogging at a constant speed of 3.2 miles per hour. a. Find the distance d that the runner jogs as a function of the time spent jogging t. Call this function d (t). Use *, an asterisk, for any multiplication and /, a slash, for any division. d (t) = ab sin (a) b. Find the inverse function by expressing the time spent jogging t in terms of the distance jogged d. Call this function t (d). Use *, an asterisk, for any multiplication and /, a slash, for any division. t(d) = sin (a) a A runner is jogging at a constant speed of 3.2 miles per hour. a. Find the distance d that the runner jogs as a function of the time spent jogging t. Call this function d (t). Use *, an asterisk, for any multiplication and /, a slash, for any division. d (t) = ab sin (a) b. Find the inverse function by expressing the time spent jogging t in terms of the distance jogged d. Call this function t (d). Use *, an asterisk, for any multiplication and /, a slash, for any division. t(d) = sin (a) a

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