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Lunna [17]
2 years ago
12

Myles is tracking the growth of his palm tree. it was 62 inches when he bought it, and it has grown 6 inches per year. what does

the initial value represent? what is the input for the initial value? what is the output for the initial value?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Gre4nikov [31]2 years ago
6 0
  • The initial value represents the height of the palm tree when the tree was first bought.
  • The input for the initial value is 0.
  • The output for the initial value is 62 inches.

What is initial value?

It is given that,

The height of the palm tree at the time Myles bought it was 62 inches.

He is tracking the growth of the tree and he has observed that it has grown 6 inches per year.  

So, the initial value of the tree, here, is representing the height of the palm tree when it was bought.

As can be seen clearly, there is no input for the initial value. And, the output for the initial value is given to be 62 inches.

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