I believe that you can make at most 16 bowls of chicken noodle soup. Of course that’s what I think you are asking.
Four million two hundred fifty thousand
Answer:
x = 1091.63315843
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Setting Up:
7 = ln ( x + 5 )
ln translates to "log" with an "e" as the base or subscript ( a small "e" at the bottom right of the "g" in log).
You take the base of the log and put it to the power of "7" ( "7" is the natural log of ( x + 5 ) in this problem ).
The value of which the logarithm is calculated is set equal to the base of the logarithm to the power of the calculated logarithm of the value.
e^7 = x + 5
Solving</span>:
e = 2.71828182846
Natural logarithms are logarithms to the base of the constant 'e'.
e^7 = x + 5 ( simplify e^7 )
<span>1096.63315843 = x + 5
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Subtract 5 from each side.
1091.63315843 = x
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The monthly cost will be $17.14
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the monthly cost (in dollars) of a long-distance phone plan is a linear function of the total calling time (in minutes) then this can be presented in a table form as;
<u>Time in minutes (x)</u> <u>Cost in dollars (y)</u>
50 $12.55
102 $ 17.23
Take the values as ordered pairs to represent coordinates for points that satisfy the linear function
(50,12.55) and (102,17.23)
Finding the slope of the graph using these points
slope,m=Δy/Δx
m=Δy=17.23-12.55 =4.68
Δx=102-50=52
m=4.68/52 =0.09
Finding the equation of the linear function using m=0.09, and point (50,12.55)
m=Δy/Δx
0.09=y-12.55/x-50
0.09(x-50)=y-12.55
0.09x-4.5=y-12.55
0.09x-4.5+12.55=y
y=0.09x+8.05
So for 101 minutes , the cost will be;
y=0.09*101 +8.05
y=9.09+8.05 = $17.14
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