a 154 lb person burns 420calories per hour riding an exercise bicycle at a rate of 15 mi/hr write a function rule to represent the total calories burned over time by that person. Explain how the information in the problem relates to the function. ?
can some help me?
Don't ask for help on other peoples questions. I can not help you.
well this is like building a distance time graph you have to know what is the independent variable and the dependent variable
Don't you have to write a function rule...?
yup but before you write a function rule you must picture out a graph (which IS itself a function) and for that you have to know what is dependent and what is independent
in this question you can forget about the rate and the person's weight
the time and the calories burned?
exactly so according to your common who is depending on who? the calories are depending on the time or the other way around?
*common sense
if the guy doesn't spend time exercising he's not gonna lose calories, now is he?
Nope
So the calories depend on the time
@nopen
Oh sorry my OS is lagging again =_=
Yup Now if you're familiar Y is always the dependent variable and x is independent variable
So since they said its 420 calories per hour Then it should be 420 * t For any given hour
Where t is time
So y = 420*t
That is our range And our domain is t
So far so good?
@samsteronbroadway ?
SO SORRY IT WAS LAGGING I COULDN'T READ IT @nopen
Yes is that it?
yup C(t) = 420*t
wait so c(t)= 420t? or y=420t? @nopen Thanks so much!
yes it's c(t) = 420t
lol I wasn't sure so I deleted my answer hahaha nice @nopen
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