Johnny has been planting blueberries in a garden in his backyard. Johnny started with blueberries in one square foot of garden modeled by the function s(x) = 10. He is allowed to convert more of the garden, and each additional square foot he maintains allows his blueberry plants to produce more by a rate of a(x) = 1.4x-2.

Explain to Johnny how to create an equation to predict the number of blueberries he can expect based on the number of square feet he maintains. Describe how to determine the number of blueberries he will grow with 5 square feet. Use complete sentences.

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Johnny has been planting blueberries in a garden in his backyard. Johnny started with blueberries in one square foot of garden modeled by the function s(x) = 10. He is allowed to convert more of the garden, and each additional square foot he maintains allows his blueberry plants to produce more by a rate of a(x) = 1.4x-2.

Explain to Johnny how to create an equation to predict the number of blueberries he can expect based on the number of square feet he maintains. Describe how to determine the number of blueberries he will grow with 5 square feet. Use complete sentences.

anonymous · Answer

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perl · Answer

interesting

perl · Answer

ive always wanted to plant blueberries ago

anonymous · Answer

stop please or i will block you

anonymous · Answer

ok

perl · Answer

I think it is b(x) = 10 + a(x) * x

anonymous · Answer

ru sure

perl · Answer

well, lets think about it logically. we start with 10 blueberries, when x = 1

anonymous · Answer

did it

anonymous · Answer

how about another problem