Answer:I dont know but i think it is 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
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Given:
uniforms in a package of 8.
127 people with 3 uniforms each.
127 x 3 = 381 uniforms
381 ÷ 8 = 47.625 ⇒ 48 packages
The store will need to order 48 packages of uniforms to fulfill the uniform requirement of 127 people. There will also be 3 uniforms left in excess of the 48 packages.
48 * 8 = 384
384 - 381 = 3 excess uniform
Firstly, subtract a^2 on both sides: 
Next, we are going to be using the difference of squares, which is 
. Use this on the right side of the equation: 
Lastly, square root both sides of the equation, and <u>your answer will be 
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Answer:
C. Quadratic model
Step-by-step explanation:
Determine what type of model best fits the given situation: Farmer Joe has 1,000 bushels of corn to sell. Presently the market price for corn is $5.00 a bushel. He expects the market price to increase by $0.15 per week. For each week he waits to sell, he loses ten bushels due to spoilage. A. none of these B. exponential C. quadratic D. linear
Given:
The quantity of corn Farmer Joe has to sell = 1,000 bushels
The present market price for corn = $5.00 a bushel
The amount by which he expects the market price to rise per week =$0.15
The number of bushels lost to spoilage per week = 10
The price of the corn per bushel with time = 5 + 0.15×t
The amount of corn left with time= 1000 - 10×t
Where;
t = Time in minutes
Value of the corn = Amount of corn left × Price of corn
Value of the corn = (1000 - 10×t) × (5 + 0.15×t)
=(1000-10t) × (5+0.15t)
=5,000 + 150t - 50t - 1.5t²
= -1.5t² +100t + 5000
Value of the corn= -1.5t² +100t + 5000.
It is a quadratic model
