Answer:
144 carrots
Step-by-step explanation:
Let C stand for the number of carrots that a student can plant.
We are told that carrots may be planted at a density of 9 carrots/ft^2.
Let A be the area, in ft^2, that can be planted with carrots. The area of a rectangle is Base x Length (in feet).
We can therefore write:
C = (9 carrots/ft^2)*A
In the garden shown, the area is A = (4 ft) x (4 ft) = 16 ft^2
C = 9 carrots/ft^2)*(16 ft^2)
C = 144 carrots
360 + 8% commission on sales
so if she sold 4800 worth of stuff, then she would make :
360 + 0.08(4800) = 360 + 384 = 744 <==
35 is the 20% so you multiply 35x5=175. 175 is the whole thing so you minus 175-35=140 which is the remaining money so half of that is 70
<span>Assuming the reaction is of 1st order, we can
start using the formula for rate of 1st order reaction:</span>
dN / dt = k * N
Rearranging,
dN / N = k dt
Where N = amount of sample, k = rate constant, t = time
Integrating the equation from N = Ni to Nf and t = ti to
tf will result in:
ln (Nf / Ni) = k (tf – ti)
Since k is constant, we can equate to situations.
Situation 1 is triple in size every days, situation 2 is after 20 days.
ln (Nf / Ni) / (tf – ti) = k
ln (3Ni / Ni) / 4 = ln (Nf / 40) / 20
Calculating for Nf,
<span>Nf =
9,720 bacteria </span>