Find what each banana costs by dividing the $15 dollars between the 10 bananas 15/10=$1.5 then times by 3 to get how much 3 bananas cost $1.5*3= $4.50
Answer:
n ÷ 2
Step-by-step explanation:
if you insert a 12 for 'n', the corresponding value below would be 12÷2, or 6
this follows the pattern in the table
Equation of the line: y=4/5x-18/5
Answer:
698 fishes
Step-by-step explanation:
Generally, we can represent an exponential growth function as;
y = a•(1 + r)^t
originally, there were 3 fishes
The original value in this case means a = 3
After 6 weeks, there were 31
31 in this case is y
r is the increase percentage or rate
t is the time
So, we have it that;
31 = 3•(1 + r)^6
31/3 = (1 + r)^6
10.33 = (1 + r)^6
ln 10.33 = 6 ln (1 + r)
ln 10.33/6 = ln (1 + r)
e^0.3892 = (1 + r)
1 + r = 1.476
r = 1.476-1
r = 0.476 or 47.6%
So the growth percentage or rate is 47.6%
For 14 weeks, we simply have the value of t as 14;
So ;
y = 3•(1 + 0.476)^14
y = 3(1.476)^14
y = 698 fishes
