Question

Help please :)

Answer 1

Please help I just need Part c and f :) @neonumbrella5115 @Luigi0210

Answer 2

@dtan5457 Help PLEASE

Answer 3

for part c
u need data frm part a
and you have to graph that equation
where lines intersect that points u need :)

Answer 4

Its in the document :) Can u see if the points are right?

Answer 5

can i enter these points on desmos @Nnesha

Answer 6

i didn't receive anything on the doc
file is empty

Answer 7

ohhh wait then

Answer 8

Here is it there

Answer 9

@Nnesha

Answer 10

still nothing there :(

Answer 11

:( ok i'll write it in the box or screenshot -4.

a.


x 100 + 23x 90(1.2x)

0 100 90

2 146 129.6
 
 
3 169 155.5
 
 
4 192 186.6
 
 
5 215 223.9
 

b.

Approximately between x=4 and x=5 so when x=4.5 both functions will have the same value. Because, m(x) goes from being smaller than s(x), to larger than s(x) between x=4 and x=5, so somewhere in that interval of numbers, both functions must intersect and have the same value.

c.






d. The x axis= the week #, week 0 (initial value through week 5
The y value represents the # of organisms present.
So each point on the graph (x,y)= (week #, population of organisms)

e.
To determine the solution from the graph, I have to estimate the intersection point (x,y).
 

Answer 12

@Nnesha

Answer 13

okay so table is right

Answer 14

so how do i graph this using desmos?

Answer 15

you just have to put that two equations into the graph i mean desmos calc

Answer 16

when you graph it
then all points already gonna there just look at theis
i just put equations there
and there is 2,146
0,100 order pair

Answer 17

Oh thanks so i only need those two points :D @Nnesha

Answer 18

nope there are other points too
i just took screenshot of that two point

Answer 19

you have to graph both equation
and see the point where both m(x) or s(x) intersect

Answer 20

ahhh ok :) how do i get them to mark all the points?

Answer 21

4 example you graph look like this