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wolverine [178]
3 years ago
10

Please help! i’m struggling in math so much!

Mathematics
1 answer:
butalik [34]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Question 2 ⇒ 95 calories

Question 3 ⇒ 40,933 logins

Step-by-step explanation:

Question 2.

Given:

The given equation is

y=30x+5-----------------------(1)

Where x = number of laps

And y = calories burned

The student walked 3 laps.

The calories would be burn after they walked 3 laps, so we substitute x = 3 in equation 1.

y=30\times 3+5

y=90+5

y=95

Therefore 95 calories would be burn if walked 3 laps.

Question 3.

The given equation is

y=-1067x+58005---------------------(1)

Where x = temperature

And y = number of logins

temperature is given, so we put x = 16 in equation 1.

y=-1067\times 16+58005

y=-17072+58005

y=40933

Therefore the outside temperature is 16° after 40,933 logins.

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