Answer:
<h2>A = 57</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the Pick's theorem
Let P be a polygon in the plane whose vertices have integer coordinates. Then the area of P can be determined just by counting the lattice points on the interior and boundary of the polygon!
In fact, the area is given by
where <em>i</em> is the number interior lattice points, and<em> b</em> is the number of boundary lattice points.
Look at the picture.
Substitute:
The estimate of the total sales is $3,055,510.08.
First I created a scatter plot of the data given for yellow golf balls and calculated the linear regression for it. Screenshots are attached.
The regression equation (equation for the line of best fit) was
y = 16488x + 189312, where x represents the year number and y is the total yellow golf balls.
We are concerned with year 4, so we will substitute 4 for x:
y = 16488(4) + 189312 = 255,264
There will be around 255,264 yellow golf balls sold in year 4.
Since the ratio of yellow to white golf balls is 1:5, we can set up a proportion:
1/5 = 255264/x
Cross multiply:
1*x = 5*255264
x = 1,276,320
We expect the company to sell 1,276,320 white golf balls. This makes a total of:
1,276,320 + 255,264 = 1,531,584 total golf balls expected to be sold in year 4.
Since these are sold in boxes of 12, we divide this by 12:
1,531,584/12 = 127,632 boxes expected to be sold
Each box is 23.94:
127632*23.94 = 3,055,510.08
We know that the number of cakes is dependent on the time spent in baking.
We are given that Carmen can bake 84 cakes in 1.6 hours, therefore, to know the number of cakes that she can bake in 2 hours, all you have to do is cross multiplication as follows:
number of cakes = (2*84) / 1.6 = 105 cakes
