1 gallon=16 cups
3 times 16=48
plus 14 mroe
48+14=62 cups total
5) all you have to do is calculate which would be 2.9166...
6) 65.898
Answer:
(0, 4.5)
Step-by-step explanation:
*The equation can be put into Desmos, to find the point, but the work to prove it is here*
f(x)=c/1+Ae^-Bx
Y=C
C=18 A=3 -B=-0.1
*Replace x with 0 in the equation, so you know 0 is the x value, and it leads you to the y value*
f(0)=18/1+3e^-o.1(0)
= 18/1+3e^0
=18/1+3(1)
=18/1+3
=18/4
=4.5
x=0 y=4.5
Maximum growth rate = (x,y) --> (0, 4.5)
Hope this helps:))!!
Answer:
Fn= 174.9 N : Magnitude of the net force the people exert on the donkey.
Step-by-step explanation:
We find the components of the forces in x-y-z
Force of Jack in z =F₁z=90.5 N in direction (+z)
Force of Jill in x = F₂x= -82.3*cos45°= - 58.19 N (-x)
Force of Jill in y =F₂y=-82.3*sin45°= + 58.19 N (+y)
Force of Jane in x =F₃x=125*cos45°= + 88.4 N (+x)
Force of Jane in y =F₃y=125*sin45°= + 88.4 N (+y)
Calculating of the components of the net force the people exert on the donkey.
Fnx= F₂x+F₃x=( - 58.19+ 88.4 )N=30.2N (+x)
Fny= F₂y+F₃y=( 58.19+88.4 ) = 146.59 N (+y)
Fnz =F₁z=90.5 N (+z)
Calculating of the magnitude of the net force the people exert on the donkey.



Answer:
$42.88
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's create a proportion using the following setup:
cost/pounds=cost/pounds
We know that it costs $20.42 for a 10 pound turkey.
$20.42/10 pounds= cost/pounds
We don't know how much a 21 pound turkey costs, so we can say that it costs $x for a 21 pound turkey.
$20.42/ 10 pounds= $x/ 21 pounds
20.42/10=x/21
We want to find x, by getting x by itself.
x is being divided by 21. The inverse of division is multiplication. Multiply both sides by 21.
21*(20.42/10)=(x/21)*21
21* 20.42/10=x
21*2.042=x
42.882=x
Round to the nearest cent, or hundredth.
42.88=x
x= $42.88
A 21 pound turkey costs $42.88