Sean began jogging to live a healthier lifestyle. On his first run, he ran one-half mile. He increased his workouts by adding two miles a month to his run. He wrote the equation f(x)= 0.5 + 2x to model his progress. The variable x represents the number of

a. miles he runs.
b. months he runs.
c. miles he ran the first day.
d. calories he burns.

Question

Sean began jogging to live a healthier lifestyle. On his first run, he ran one-half mile. He increased his workouts by adding two miles a month to his run. He wrote the equation f(x)= 0.5 + 2x to model his progress. The variable x represents the number of

a. miles he runs.
b. months he runs.
c. miles he ran the first day.
d. calories he burns.

anonymous · Answer

months,since if he runs $x$ months he increases it by $2x$

anonymous · Answer

F=the number of miles he runs and X='s the time and the increase

anonymous · Answer

So it is months? thats what I put

anonymous · Answer

yes