if f is a second degree polynomial function such that f(3) = 5, f' (3) = 6, and f'' (3) = 4, what is the value of f(2)
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1. Car Mart sell 11 cars per day.
You can use the table by looking at day 2 and day 3. You can see underneath it, it shows how many cars is left after that particular day. So from day 2, you have 43 cars left and day 3, you got 32 cars left. From 43 car to 32 car is losing 11 car. So each day the Car Mart sell 11 car.
2. First we know that after 3 days, Winston have 32 cars left and after 5 day, it has 12 cars left.
Here’s the chart that I made for Winston:
Each day, Winston’s sell 10 cars. (Lose 10 cars per day)
You can use the table by looking at day 2 and day 3. You can see underneath it, it shows how many cars is left after that particular day. So from day 2, you have 43 cars left and day 3, you got 32 cars left. From 43 car to 32 car is losing 11 car. So each day the Car Mart sell 11 car.
2. First we know that after 3 days, Winston have 32 cars left and after 5 day, it has 12 cars left.
Here’s the chart that I made for Winston:
Each day, Winston’s sell 10 cars. (Lose 10 cars per day)
For problem one she starts off earning 10.24 dollars per hour. She receives a raise of 1.60 dollars. So first you have to add both 10.24 and 1.60 together to find out how much more she is payed. 10.24+1.60=12.04. She works 22.25 hours. It would take forever to add 12.04 22 and a quarter times so you multiply them. 12.04*22.25=267.89. So she would earn 267.89 dollars from working 22.25 hours.
For problem two you would start off by dividing 3/4 (the amount of pizza) by 5 (the five people) because when you do this it will give you the equal amount of pizza that each person can have. You get 0.15 which is equal to 3/20. So each person will get 3/20 of the 3/4 of the pizza that are left. (To simplify it the answer is 3/20) you can check your work by doing 3*5 which is 15. Make this the numerator and it’s 15/20. 15/20=3/4.
For the third problem you start off by putting aside the .25 of an ounce. Take the 3 ounces and multiply it by the cost per ounce 3.56. 3*3.56=10.68. Now that you have figured out how much 3 ounces cost out that aside. Now for the .25 of an ounce. Since .25 goes into one four times you do 3.56/4. It’s 0.89. This is how much it costs per .25 of an ounce. After that you add 10.68+0.89. It’s 11.57. To finish the problem you have to subtract 11.57 from 20 dollars. 20.00-11.57=8.43. The teacher receives $8.43 in change.
