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The number of people in Pinellas country has been changing at a rate of 1.3% per year.
If in the year 2016, there were 960,730 people in the country and if x represents the number of years since 2016, then the function that models the number of people in the country after x years since 2016 is
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Read the instructions, seeding rate varies with type of grass, from 1 lb (Kentucky blue) to 3 lb/1000 sq.ft.
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Alright, so a food truck owner samples 100 people on two separate days. There are our totals in the graph. The question is asking for how many burgers will the food truck sell, so try to focus only on the burgers, not the other food items.
On day 1, 33 people liked burgers.
On day 2, 42 people liked burgers.
33/100, and 42/100.
75 people out of 200 like burgers.
In the second part, its saying we should use 900, in place of the 200. So, what we do is divide 900 by 200, to see what we should multiply 75 by. Remember: Whatever you do to the top, you have to do to the bottom.
We get 4.5. So, 75*4.5=337.5
It's asking for a whole number, so we'd use 338. We round up because it is a .5, not a .4.
So, based on the samples, about how many burgers will the food truck sell?
338.
Hey there Kevy, unfortunately, we can't really draw your lines for you. What I think you need to do though is draw your eight lines and measure them to the nearest quarter inch, and then fill out a plot like the one I've attached, except using numbers 1, 1.25, 1.5, 1.75, 2, 2.25, 2.5, 2.75, and 3. Then just mark where the lines you drew fit into the plot.
Hope that helps!
