By knowing the blood pressure and applying the quadratic formula, the age of a man whose normal blood pressure is 129 mm Hg is 40 years old.

<h3>How to use quadratic equations to determine the age of a man in terms of blood pressure</h3>

In this problem we have a quadratic function that models the blood pressure as a function of age. As the latter is known, we must use the quadratic formula to determine the former:

129 = 0.006 · A² - 0.02 ·A + 120

0.006 · A² - 0.02 · A - 9 = 0

$A = \frac{0.02 \pm \sqrt{0.006^{2}-4\cdot (0.006)\cdot (- 9)}}{2\cdot (0.006)}$

A = 1.667 + 38.733

A = 40

By knowing the blood pressure and applying the quadratic formula, the age of a man whose normal blood pressure is 129 mm Hg is 40 years old.

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Answer:

6√3

Step-by-step explanation:

Use the sin formula, which is sin = opp / hyp

sin 60 = x / 12

x = 12 sin 60