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Aliun [14]
2 years ago
9

Jeremy likes to paint. he estimates the number of paintings he completes using the function p of w equals one third times w plus

four, where w is the number of weeks he spends painting. the function j(y) represents how many weeks per year he spends painting. which composite function would represent how many paintings jeremy completes in a year? p of j of y equals j times the quantity one third times w plus four j of p of w equals one third times j of y plus four p of j of y equals one third times j of y plus four j of p of w equals j times the quantity one third times w plus four
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1 answer:
arlik [135]2 years ago
6 0

composite function J[P(W)=J(1/3w+4) represent paintings Jeremy completes in a year .

this equation means number of paintings= weeks(rate)

The function P takes a number of weeks as an argument and returns the number of paintings.

The function J takes some argument (unspecified) and returns a number of weeks per year.

The composite function that will give the number of paintings per year will be P(weeks per year) = P(J(y)).  

P(J(y)) = 1/3·J(y) +4 .

Looking at the units of the input and output of each of the functions is called "units analysis."

<h3>What is Unit analysis?</h3>

Unit analysis means using the rules of multiplying and reducing fractions to solve problems involving different units.

To learn more about unit analysis from the given link

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