Robert is a stuntman planning to jump off a bicycle ramp and over an array of trucks. He modeled a few relationships. ![](http://admin.getprephub.com/media/editor/problem%2015_20220823192711938238.png) In the expression $${T}({D}({k}))$$ , D represents which of the following?

Here, distance of the jump ($$D$$) is the function of $$K$$ (speed at the edge of the ramp). No. of trucks Robert can jump over (T) is the function of $$x$$ (distance of the jump). $$T(D(k))$$ represents the no. of trucks Robert can Jump Qver as a function of speed at the edge of the ramp.

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Robert is a stuntman planning to jump off a bicycle ramp and over an array of trucks. He modeled a few relationships.

In the expression ${T}({D}({k}))$ , D represents which of the following?

Select all that apply :

The number of trucks Robert Can juing oner ar a function of the speed at the elge of the ramp.

The distance of the jump as a function of the height of the ramp.

The speed at the edge of the ramp as a function of the distance of the jump.

The distance of the jump as a function of the speed at the edge.

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