Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following in the question:

We have to estimate the value of f(-6,-1)
By Taylor approximation we have:

Now, putting values, we get,

is the required value.
Let h represent the height. Then the base is h+6 (all measurements are in feet).
The formula for the area of a triangle is A = (base)(height)/2.
Here A = 114 ft^2 = (base)(height)/2. Substituting the (h+6) and h,
A = [114 ft^2] = [(h+6)(h)]/2 , or [h^2 + 6h]/2, or 2A = 228 = (h+6)h. Multiply out the right side
Solve 228 = h^2 + 6h for h:
h^2 + 6h - 228 = 0
Applying the Quadratic Formula,
-6 plus or minus sqrt(36-4(1)(-228))
h = -------------------------------------------------
2
-6 plus or minus sqrt(948) -6 plus or minus 30.79
or h = ------------------------------------- = ------------------------------------ 2 2
-6 plus or minus 30.79
h = ----------------------------------
2
We want only the positive result. That comes to h = 30.79-6
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2
or 24.79/2, or h = 12. 40
h represents the altitude of the triangle, so h+7 represents the length of the base. These values are 12.40 feet and 19.40 feet respectively.
Substitute b=19.40 feet and h=12.40 feet into the formula A = bh/2.
Is the result 114 sq. ft. ?
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
36 tiles
Step-by-step explanation:
First, find area of the square floor knowing the formula as;
Area= 
where s= side of a square.
If one side of the floor is 12 feet, then Area= 
Next, find the area of each tile using the same formula and given s=2 feet;
Area(tile) = 
To find the number of tiles needed to cover entire floor, divide area of the floor by area of one tile; 144 / 4 = 36 tiles
So 6.50•2=13.00.
And 5.25•3=15.76. So add the 13.00 ,15.75 and the 15.25 and you get 44.00 so no he's a dollar short