Let t: time (sec)
d(t): total distance Bill has traveled (ft)
d(t) = { 20t ; 0 ≤ t ≤ 6
120 ; 6 < t ≤ 66
120 + 10 (t - 66) ; 66 < t ≤ 78
Tommy G.
asked 08/29/21At a recent softball game, Bill hit a double. He ran from home to second base (a distance of 120 feet) at a speed of 20 feet/sec. The next batter was up to bat for 1 minute but popped up to the pitcher, so Bill did not go anywhere. The third batter hit the first pitch over the fence for a homerun, so Bill was able to jog home (a distance of 120 feet) at a speed of 10 feet/sec. Write a piecewise function for the distance Bill traveled as a function of time in seconds.
Let t: time (sec)
d(t): total distance Bill has traveled (ft)
d(t) = { 20t ; 0 ≤ t ≤ 6
120 ; 6 < t ≤ 66
120 + 10 (t - 66) ; 66 < t ≤ 78
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