I believe that all of these answers aren’t going to have a horizontal asymptote. Rather they are going to have a vertical asymptote, and the answer for that is going to be B.
Twenty million, four hundred and eighty four thousand, one hundred and sixty three.
Multiply the 15 vans by 9. Then when you get your answer, divde that by 140.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given


Solving (a) and (b):
See attachment for plot and labelled vertices
Solving (c): The area
This is calculated using:

Where:
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This gives:



This gives


The maximum force in Newtons that can be safely applied to the tiles is; 735 N
<h3>How to calculate the force from pressure?</h3>
We are given the dimensions of the rectangular floor as;
Length = 1.6 m
Width = 2.3 m
Now, we are told that the tile is only able to sustain a maximum pressure
of 200 Newtons per square metre (N/m²). The formula for pressure here is; Pressure = Force/Area
Thus;
Force = Pressure * Area
Maximum force = 200 * (1.6 * 2.3)
Maximum force = 736 N
Since the Pressure was approximated to the nearest 5 N/m², then;
Maximum pressure will be approximated downwards to 735 N/m²
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