The defended region's area varies directly with the 1.31 power of the animal's body mass.

a. Suppose that a normal 20 kilogram beaver will defend a region of area 300 square meters. Write the particular equation for this function. I figured out that the answer for this is A=5.926m^1.31

b. Skeletons show that thousands of years ago North American beavers were up to 3.5 meters long and had masses of 200 kilograms. How many square meters would such a beaver have defended? (Answer I got: 6125.213 . . . m^2)

c. (HELP!) What mass beaver would defend a region of area 50 square meters?

Question

The defended region's area varies directly with the 1.31 power of the animal's body mass. 

a. Suppose that a normal 20 kilogram beaver will defend a region of area 300 square meters. Write the particular equation for this function. I figured out that the answer for this is A=5.926m^1.31 

b. Skeletons show that thousands of years ago North American beavers were up to 3.5 meters long and had masses of 200 kilograms. How many square meters would such a beaver have defended?  (Answer I got: 6125.213 . . . m^2) 

c. (HELP!) What mass beaver would defend a region of area 50 square meters?