The ideal speed of an elevator is 120 feet/minute. But the elevator’s speed is allowed to vary by less than a certain amount. Identify the graph of the variance levels that indicate unacceptable elevator speeds.

The ideal speed of an elevator is 120 feetminute But the elevators speed is allowed to vary by less than a certain amount Identify the graph of the variance lev class=

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Answer:

Left to right  ≤ -120  in f/s  then  ≤ 120 in f/s then ≥ -120 in f/s  then ≥ 120 in f/s the unacceptable ones are represented in picture  1 and picture 3 as  ≤ -120  in f/s and   ≥ -120 in f/s  this is because they are both decreasing to y = 0 at 120ft each

Step-by-step explanation:

The ft/s are showing variance of speed inequalities shown in y coordinate as important as this show the change of 120ft in variance   so that picture 2 and 4 both being increasing at 0-120 ft being above and below the line as both ways to show increase as inequalities of ≤ and ≥ to represent solid lines ( dotted lines represent other inequalities being < or >, ) so we show 2nd picture as lesser or equal to 120  as variance speed of elevator ≤ 120 in f/s as it is below the line and 4th picture to be as greater to 120  variance speed of elevator ≥ 120 in f/s  The 1st picture is decreasing so and above the line so it is minus ≤ -120 and the 3rd picture is below the line and also decreasing so it is minus  ≥ -120 in f/s  so to find speeds that are unacceptable - we just show the negative values being picture 1 and picture 3