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Blizzard [7]
3 years ago
9

Dexter has 83 tiles left over from tiling his bathroom floor and he would like to use them to tile the front entrance of his hou

se. Each tile has an area of 49 in^2. the function A(t)=49t represents the area A(t), in square inches that t tiles cover. What domain and range are reasonable for the function? What is the graph of the function?
Mathematics
1 answer:
creativ13 [48]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: [0, 396]

Step-by-step explanation:

The domain is the acceptable values of x in the function.  In this case, x = t, the number of tiles.  If you think about it, the minimum number of tiles is 0 (you can't have a negative number of tiles), and the maximum number of tiles is 44 (you only have 44 tiles).  So, the domain for this function is from 0 to 44.

0 to 44 written in interval notation is [0,44].

The range is the acceptable values of y in the function.  In this case, y = A, the area given.  A(t) = 9t, so you can use the acceptable values of t to get the range.  Again, the minimum area is 0 because you can't have negative area. To find the maximum area, plug in the maximum number of tiles: 9.

A(t) = 9t

A = 9(44)

A = 396

With the maximum number of tiles, 44, the area you get is 396 cm².  Therefore, the acceptable values of A are from 0 to 396.

0 to 396 written in interval notation is [0, 396].

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