Steve is managing a skate park and has been analyzing the attendance data. Steve has found that the number of visitors increases exponentially as the temperature increases. Steve has also found a linear equation that models the number of people who leave the park early depending on the temperature. Describe how Steve can combine these two functions into a new function and explain what that function would predict.
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The first part is the number of visitors coming into the park, and the second part is the number of visitors leaving the park. So, N, the total number of visitors, could be found by this equation: N = V - L. To write this as a function of temperature, we just replace V and L with their equivalents from the previous parts: N = a^t-(mt+b) i think...
does this sound good? cuz im not positive but i think this is right
i have seen that in other question but i was looking for another explanation for better understanding
the above answer is pretty terribly written, so im not sure
can you think of anything else?
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