A certain region is losing about 11 million acres of rainforest each year. Find the linear function that calculates the changes in acres of rain forest in million of x years. Find f(5) and intercept the results
let x be number of years.. Y = be total remaining area.. So Y = Y(x-1) -11(x)... what say ??
for x = 5.. y = y (5-1) - 11(5) y = 5y - 5 - 55 4y = 60 y = 15 Million acers.. does that make sense ??
Yes it does. I just didn't know where to plug in which number
So over 5 years then they would lose 15 million acres?
actually if they lose 11 million per year an after 5 years the 15 million does not make since.
f(x) = x ....Where does the 11 fit in.
so we use f(5). I know x equals 5 so on both sides x is replaced with the 5
yes.. what i tried to figure out is, amount of ground remaining :-p.. thats also vague..
simple w0uld be y = 11x, x = 5 so, y = 11 (5) = 55 acres,...
I was think of something like f(5)=x-11...but I don't know what goes in front of the x to multiply by
Okay so it would be represented by f(5)=11x
no no.. x is number of months and it says 11acres per month...
it was simple, i was trying to complicate.. sorry for that
about 11 million acres per year
per year would be represented by a 1
and I am trying to find out with the use of f(x) over how many years and how many acres in that amount of time would disappear
ya , the same and x is also number of years... sorry, TYPO error..
Okay I think I have it. So it would be f(5)=11x f(5)=11(5) f(5)=55
uggg...its to late to be doing this but it's do today.
are you good with graphing.
This next one has me boggled it gives me no pass through point.
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