Linear equation of plant height is h = (1/2)w + 3
Given:
Height of experimental plant = 3cm
Average growth = 0.5 cm per week
Find:
Linear equation of plant height
Computation:
Given;
h = Plant height
w = number of weeks
So,
Plant height = Height of experimental plant + (Average growth)(number of weeks)
h = 3 + (0.5)(w)
h = (1/2)w + 3
Option "J" is the correct answer to the following question.
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<h3><u><em>I</em></u><u><em>
nitial considerations</em></u></h3>
- <em>radius = 1.8 in</em>
- <em>tall = 6.7 in</em>
- <em>Volume?</em>
<h3><u><em>Resolution</em></u></h3>
<em>Volume = base area x tall</em>
<em>base area = π x (1.8in)²</em>
<em>base area = 10.179 in²</em>
<em>Volume = 10.179 in² x 6.7 in</em>
<em>Volume = 68.198 in³</em>
<h3 /><h3><em><u>Answer</u></em></h3>
<em>the volume is 68.198 in³</em>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of cows increased=60
Old quality of milk consumed=12.8litres
New Increase in milk consumed=15litres
Therefore the number of cows in the farm if the quality of milk is 1340litres=y
Therefore, 1cow =15litres
y cows= 1340litres
Crossmultiply:
15litres×ycows=1340litres
Make y the subject of formula
y= 1340÷15
y=89.33cows
Therefore,the number of cows on the farm if farmer gets 1340litres of milk would be 89cows.
25.5/0.75 = 34 Pieces.
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