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If a person drives 360 miles at an average of 35 miles per hour, then their distance d from the destination (in miles) is a function of the number of hours h driven.

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The required function is d = 360 - 35h, 0 ≤ h ≤ 10.29.

We know that distance travelled is equalled to speed multiplied by time.

Let d be the distance from the destination.

Let d₁ be the distance travelled in h hour.

And h be the number of hours driven.

Given that the average speed is 35 miles per hour.

Therefore, we have d₁ = 35h

And the initial distance from the destination is 360 miles.

Note at time h= 0 the distance from the destination is the maximum which is 360 miles.

Therefore, we have d₁ = 35h

Distance from the destination is 360 - d₁.

⇒ d = 360 - d₁

⇒ d = 360 - 35h

Time taken to reach destination = d/v = 360/35 = 10.29 hours

Therefore the required function is d = 360 - 35h, 0 ≤ h ≤ 10.29

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