Part A:
Given that <span>Starlight tree farms sells Douglas Firs and Noble First.
Let </span>n be the number of Noble Fir trees sold, then<span> if they sold 139 more Douglas First than Noble Firs, this means that the number of Douglas First trees sold is n + 139.
Given that the total number of trees sold was 377, then we have, n + n + 139 = 377, which means that 2n + 139 = 377
Therefore, the equation that could be used to solve for n, the number of Noble Fir trees sold is 2n + 139 = 377.
Part B:
</span><span>Given that you are driving 55 miles per hour and you must drive a total of 440 miles. If you already driven 275 miles, then, the equation representing the number of hours, h, it will take to reach your destination is given by 55h + 275 = 440.
Subtracting 275 from both sides of the equation gives:
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Dividing both sides by 55 gives:
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Therefore, the time it will take you to reach your destination is 3 hours.</span>
Tan x degrees = 31
To find X use arctan.
x = arctan(31)
x = 88.15
x = 88.2 (rounded to the nearest tenth)
The graph that does not represents a proportional relationship is: A (see image attached below).
<h3>What is a Proportional Relationship?</h3>
A proportional relationship has a constant, which is uniform and is defined in the equation y = kx, as k. This means a relationship that is proportionate will have an equation in that form.
For a proportional graph, the line must pass through the point of origin which is denoted by the ordered pair, (0, 0).
Therefore, from the options given, the option B represents a proportional relationship because it contains (0, 0), while option C and D takes the form of y = kx.
Therefore, option A does not represent a proportional relationship.
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