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Marina CMI [18]
2 years ago
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A geographer found that the land area of Aruba is 75 square miles and the land area of Bermuda is 19 square miles. Based on thes

e data, the geographer used the equation 75x+ 1 9y = T to estimate the total number ofresidents, T, oft he two islands. Which is the best interpretation of x in this context?
Mathematics
1 answer:
MakcuM [25]2 years ago
6 0

The interpretation of<em> </em><em>x</em> in the equation 75•x + 19•y = T, used by the geographer, based on the land area of Aruba, 75 m², and Bermuda, 19 m², is the population in a square mile of Aruba

<h3>Which method can be used to find the interpretation of <em>x </em>in the equation?</h3>

The land area of Aruba = 75 m²

Land area of Bermuda = 19 m²

The total number of residents is given in the question by the equation;

75•x + 19•y = T

Therefore;

x = The number of people in a square mile in Aruba

y = The number of people in a square mile in Bermuda

Which gives;

  • The interpretation of the variable, <em>x </em>in the context is the population of Aruba per square mile.

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