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2 years ago

State the restrictions on the domain.

Mathematics

1 answer:

mihalych1998 [28]2 years ago

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we know that, denominator ≠ 0

16y² ≠ 0

y ≠ 0 is excluded value.

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$C=2R...(3)$

We are told that Morgan family picked 50% more Fuji than Rome, that is:

$F=1.5R...(4)$

Upon substituting equation (4) in equation (2), we will get:

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$3R+2R+1.5R+R=360$

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$7.5R=360$

$\frac{7.5R}{7.5}=\frac{360}{7.5}$

$R=48$

Therefore, Morgan family picked 48 Rome apples.

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$C=2R\Rightarrow 2(48)=96$

Therefore, Morgan family picked 96 Cortland apples.

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$F=1.5R\Rightarrow 1.5(48)=72$

Therefore, Morgan family picked 72 Fuji apples.

Upon substituting $F=72$ in (2), we will get:

$B=2F\Rightarrow 2(72)=144$

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