Answer:
$367.38 is the cost to stain the entire deck.
Step-by-step explanation:
Here is what you need to know beforehand:
<em>Diameter</em> is <u>a line</u> that goes <u>through a circle</u>. <em>Radius</em> is <u>a line </u>that goes from <u>the edge of the circle all the way to the center</u>/<u>a line </u>that goes <u>halfway through the circle</u>.
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<u>First, find the area of the circle. Here is the formula:</u>
Area = 3.14 (Pi) x r²
Since radius is half of the diameter (as explained above), you'll need to divide the diameter in half: 12m/2 = 6m
So the formula will look like this:
Area = 3.14 x 6²
<u>Then, you just do the math:</u>
Area = 3.14 x 6²
Area = 3.14 x 36
Area = 113.04
The goal of the problem is to find the amount of money Emma needs. <u>Finally, all you need to do is multiply the amount it cost to stain per square meter by the total area of the deck:</u>
Answer = 113.04 x 3.25
Answer = 367.38
$367.38 is the cost to stain the entire deck.
Answer:
V = $3.50t + $90.5....
Step-by-step explanation:
V(t) is a function of t that expresses the value in year 2000+t.
We know that the increase is $3.50 times t.
So,
V(t) = $3.50t + c
where c is the constant.
V(15) = $3.50 (15) + c = $143 [t=15 as mentioned in the question]
and therefore
c = $143 - $3.50 (15)
c= $143 - $52.50
c= $90.5
Now we got the value of c. We can write the equation as
V = $3.50t + $90.5....
Man tbh wth is this at this point just trow that mug out the window
To find the average rate of change, evaluate the function at the given points.
Evaluate the difference of the function at the given points.
Divide the difference of the function at the given points with the difference of the given points.
