The maximum hull speed (in knots) of rowed boats is based on the length of the vessel
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The maximum hull speed (in knots) of rowed boats is based on the length of the vessel (in feet).
Its maximum speed is given by the function s(L)=1.3√L, where L is the length of the boat.
Q1: Use the function s(L)=1.3√L to complete the table (round answers to the nearest tenth).
L | 25 | 50 | 100 | 200 |
s(L) |
Q2: Calculate s(400), and explain what these numbers mean in the context of the problem.
Q3: Suppose a boat reaches a top speed of 24 knots. Based on the function given above, how long is the boat? (Round your answer to the nearest tenth).
According to the function, a rowboat with a top speed of 24 knots is about _________ feet long.
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