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Answer:</h3>
For each birdhouse built, the total cost increases by $3.50.
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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
Let's try some of the answers and see if they work.
The "initial cost" will be the cost when 0 birdhouses are built.
... f(0) = 3.5·0 +24 = 24 . . . . . clearly, not $3.50
Then increasing the number of birdhouses by 1, the cost is ...
... f(1) = 3.5·1 +24 = 27.5 . . . . . the cost has gone up (not down) by $3.50
Clearly the total cost to build 1 birdhouse is not $3.50. (It is $27.50.)
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Our exploration of the formula leads us to conclude ...
... For each birdhouse built, the total cost increases by $3.50.
Ms. Pacheco = P
Mr. Richards = R
Mr. Edwards = E
P = R + 3
E = 2R
R + E = 81
81 = R + 2R
81 = 3R
81 ÷ 3 = R
R = 27
P = R + 3
P = 27 + 3
P = 30
E = 2R
E = 2×27
E = 54
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Total cost = a + (13a/100)
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Let the price of the monster truck be 'a'
He should pay 13% tax
Total cost = price of the truck + tax
Total cost = a + (13a/100)
The equation to represent the total cost is
Total cost= a + (13a/100)
Answer:
6√3
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the sin formula, which is sin = opp / hyp
sin 60 = x / 12
x = 12 sin 60
x = 6√3
