Tadeo is a beekeeper. The table shows the weekly number of bees producing honey in a new hive. Which expression gives the number
of bees in week 12?
2 answers:
The exponential equation that gives the number of bees in week 12 is of:
It is modeled by:
In which:
- a is the initial value.
- b is the rate of change.
In this problem, considering that the initial week is the first, and the value triples every week, the expression for the number of bees after x weeks is given by:
Hence, after 12 weeks, the expression is:
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b. It means that the band can spend at most $30 on each uniform without exceeding the budget.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Budget = $750
Competition fee = $300
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Let,
x be the amount for each uniform.
a. Write an inequality to represent this situation.
Uniforms to make * Cost per uniform + Competition ≤ Budget
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b. Solve the inequality and describe what it means in the situation.
Dividing both sides by 15
It means that the band can spend at most $30 on each uniform without exceeding the budget.
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