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the yearly production of a 6 foot orange tree is 20 lbs. of oranges. A 16ft. tree produces 94 lbs. let h represent the height of an orange tree and p the number of lbs. of oranges produced. Use the information to answer the question. What is the predicted height(in feet) of a tree that produces 88 lbs. of oranges?
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h = (p+24.4)/7.4 ... thats the one lol
Lol. Thanks! I have two other word problems that I posted. This stuff is so confusing!! 0_o
15.189 is what I get, but I dont know how they want you to round it...
I wish I had your brain! :)
lol .... there are times when I wish I dint :)
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