The number of months it would take the bunny farm to triple in size is 5.3 months.
<h3>When would the bunny farm be triple its size?</h3>
The formula that can be used to determine the number of months it would take Mrs. Galicia's bunnies to triple in size is:
Number of years = (In FV / PV) / r
- FV = future population of the bunnies
- PV = present population of the bunnies
- r = rate of growth
- FV / PV = 3
IN(3) / 0.2075 = 5.3 months
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Problem 1. Three students and one adult went to the baseball game on a Saturday, how much was their total bill?
problem 2. Five students and five adults went to the baseball game on a Monday, how much was their total bill?
problem 3: One student and two adults went to the baseball game on a Friday, how much was their total bill?
answer: their total bill was $55
explanation: two adults ($20 + $20 = $40) + one student ($40 + $15 = $55) the discount does not apply because they did not attend the baseball game on a Saturday
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph (although it doesn't show it) is making points at every 20 (dollars) mark and also lines up to each hour mark, meaning that for every hour, Tanya makes 20 dollars.
answer = 9c²d^8
(3cd^4)^2
=(3)^2 × c^2 × (d^4)^2
=9×c^2×d^8 ----law of indices (a^m)^n = a^mn
=9c²d^8
