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Explanation:</h2><h2 />
From this exercise, we know that a biologist is studying the growth of a particular species of fish. She writes the following equation to show the length of the fish, f(m), in cm, after m months:
At the beginning of her study the month can be represented by and at the end of the study the length of the fish was approximately 6.86 cm, so substituting this value into the equation we get the month at which the length was 6.86 cm:
So a reasonable domain is the set of m-values for which the function is defined:
In other words, the study lasts three months.
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Answer:
6 restaurants
Step-by-step explanation:
6 restaurants.
From the data shown:
1, 5, 6, 12, 17, 19, 29, 29, 31
6 restaurants got fewer than 24 points.
Answer:
X=4
Step-by-step explanation:
The answers are 8.6 ounces, 9.4 ounces, and 8.5 ounces
Explanation:
To find how much each puppy weights simply add the weight they gained (2.1 ounces) to the weight of each puppy at one week old. The process to add the weights is shown below:
First Puppy
6.5 ounces (weight at one week old) + 2.1 ounces (weight gained)
Align both numbers using the period as the reference and add
6.5
+ <u> 2.1 </u>
8.6
The weigh of the first puppy is 8.6 ounces which can be rounded as 9 ounces (integer)
Second Puppy
Now, repeat the process
7.3 ounces + 2.1 ounces
7.3
+ <u> 2.1 </u>
9.4
The weigh of this puppy is 9.4 ounces or 9 ounces (integer) if rounded
Third Puppy
6.4 ounces + 2.1 ounces
6.4
+ <u> 2.1 </u>
8.5
The weight of the third puppy is 8.5 ounces which can be rounded as 8 ounces or 9 ounces (integers) depending on the rounding method.