Answer:
- The smallest area the field could be is 6,400 m²
- The largest area the field could be is 8,250 m²
Step-by-step explanation:
Given;
smallest possible length of the international soccer field, L₀ = 100 m
smallest possible breadth of the international soccer field, B₀ = 64 m
Largest possible length of the international soccer field, L₁ = 110 m
Largest possible breadth of the international soccer field, B₁ = 75 m
Area of a rectangle is given by;
A = L x B
The smallest area the field could be is calculated as;
A₀ = L₀ x B₀
A₀ = 100 m x 64 m
A₀ = 6,400 m²
The largest area the field could be is calculated as;
A₁ = L₁ x B₁
A₁ = 110 m x 75 m
A₁ = 8,250 m²
Answer:
122,122,58,58
Step-by-step explanation:
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For starters, find the common change in the terms, in this case each goes down by 3. This lets you know you're gonna have a -3n in your equation as each term decreases by 3. Your equation should be in f(n)=c+rn form, with r being change in f(n), or -3 in this case. This gives you f(n)=c-3n. Now, solve for c, add 3n to both sides to get f(n)+3n=c. Plug in your n of 1 and f(n) of 20 to get c=20+3(1)=23. Plug in your c to your f(n) formula to get f(n)=23-3n as your f(n) function.
slope intercept form: y=mx+b
y=2x-3
slope is also m
b is the y-intercept
answer:
slope is 2
y-intercept is -3