Answer:
2 cans
Step-by-step explanation:
Calculate how many pounds he needs for one day:
3(0.5)=1.5 pounds for each day Alvin is gone ( 3 represents his dogs, .5 is each dog's food)
Convert into ounces:
1.5*16=24 ounces for one day
Question: If dog food is sold in 12 oz cans, how many will he need?
24/12=2 cans
Thus, he will need 2 cans
5/8 = .625
531.25 / .625 = 850
850 - 531.25 = $318.75
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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If we want to find when the population of species A will be equal to the population of species B, we need to see when the two equations for the population of each species are equal, ie. equate them and solve for t. Thus:
2000e^(0.05t) = 5000e^(0.02t)
(2/5)e^(0.05t) = e^(0.02t) (Divide each side by 5000)
2/5 = e^(0.02t) / e^(0.05t) (Divide each side by e^(0.05t))
2/5 = e^(-0.03t) (use: e^a / e^b = e^(a - b))
ln(2/5) = -0.03t (use: if b = a^c, then loga(b) = c )
t = ln(2/5) / -0.03 (Divide each side by -0.03)
= 30.54 (to two decimal places)
Therefor, the population of species A will be equal to the population of species B after 30.54 years.
I wasn't entirely sure about the rounding requirements so I've left it rounded to two decimal places.
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