<u>Answer:</u> 5 years!
<u>Reasoning:</u>
Year 1: 2700 x .70=1890
Year 2: 1890 x .70= 1323
Year 3: 1323 x .70= 926.1
Year 4: 926.1 x .70= 648.27
Year 5: 648.27 x .70=453.79
The answer is 2.24
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Answer:
The maximum number of wren that could nest in the area based on the number of cholla cacti is:
Step-by-step explanation:
The information provided by the text mentions that each cholla cactus can house a nest in which two adults and a maximum of five young will live (seven in total per nest), so this information can be represented as follows:
- Maximum number of wrens = number of cholla cactus * 7
Since six cholla cacti are counted in the area, this value is replaced in the created equation:
- Maximum number of wrens = 6 * 7
- <u>Maximum number of wrens = 42
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The area could house <u>a maximum of 42 wrens, where 12 would be adults and 30 would be young at most</u>.
Answer:
10x+2
Step-by-step explanation:
-3x and 13x are like terms and -3x+13x=10x
-6 and 8 are like terms and -6+8=2
Therefore you have 10x+2
