Part A There is a function f, where f(n) = 1200n + 3500 represents the number of people in a town who owned a smartphone n years after 2007. How many people owned a smartphone in this town in the year 2010 ? Enter your answer in the box ____________ Part B There is a function p, where p(x) represents the percent of adults in the United States who owned a smartphone x years after 2011. What does p(5) = 68 represent? Select from the drop-down menus to correctly complete the sentence. In the year ___________ 2011 or 2016 ____________ 5 or 68 or 5% or 68% of the adults in the United States owned a smartphone.
@Sam
@mikewwe13 n represents years after 2007 so 1 year after 2007, it's 2008 2 years after 2006, it's 2009 3 years after 2006, it's 2010 therefore, when it's 2010, n = 3
so let n = 3 and calculate f(n) = 1200n + 3500 = ?
100(12n + 35)
n = 3 means you can replace "n" with 3 when 3 shows up write this f(n) = 1200*n + 3500 replace "n" with 3 then solve.
f(3) = 1200n + 3500 = f = 400n + 3500/3
just ignore the f(n) part for now
1200*n + 3500 = ?
what about the x with n ?
there is no x here
write this down 1200*n + 3500 = ? replace "n" with 3 then figure out what the expression is equal to
* means multiply
7100
7,100
good so that's your answer for part 1
7,100
Part B There is a function p, where p(x) represents the percent of adults in the United States who owned a smartphone x years after 2011. What does p(5) = 68 represent? Select from the drop-down menus to correctly complete the sentence. In the year ___________ 2011 or 2016 ____________ 5 or 68 or 5% or 68% of the adults in the United States owned a smartphone.
p(5) = 68 means that x = 5 and p(5) = 68, which means that the percentage of people who owned a smartphone 5 years after 2011 is 68%
what year is it, if it is 5 years after 2011?
2006
add, don't subtract
2011 + 5 = ?
2016
i meant that at first
good so your first blank is 2016 and your second blank is 68%
Each day, Ben wants to consume at least 350 grams of protein and carbohydrates combined. He also wants the amount of carbohydrates he consumes to be no more than 3 times the amount of protein. Part B Which combinations allows Ben to consume at least 350 grams of protein and carbohydrates combined while limiting the carbohydrates to no more than 3 times the amount of protein ? Select all that apply. A. 70 grams of protein and 270 grams of carbohydrates B. 75 grams of protein and 275 grams of carbohydrates C. 80 grams of protein and 260 grams of carbohydrates D. 90 grams of protein and 270 grams of carbohydrates E. 100 grams of protein and 290 grams of carbohydrates
for each letter choice, add the grams of protein and carbohydrates for example, for A, add 70 and 270 repeat this process for each letter and let me know what you get use a template like this: A = 70 + 270 = 340
340
good, keep going for B, C, D, E, etc.
B. 350 C. 340 D. 360 E. 390
good, so if we want the sum of the grams to be ~at least~ 350, we can eliminate one letter. Which letter has a sum less than 350?
60
which letter, please?
A. 340 B. 350 C. 340 D. 360 E. 390 which two letters have a number less than 350?
C.
there's one more, which one?
B.
350 is not less than 350, so not B
which letters have a number LESS than 350?
D.
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Vocaloid A. 340 B. 350 C. 340 D. 360 E. 390 which two letters have a number less than 350? \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
we are looking for numbers ~SMALLER~ than 350
C. D.
please try again.
C. E.
please read what I am writing, slowly and carefully.
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Vocaloid we are looking for numbers ~SMALLER~ than 350 \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
please slow down
A. and D.
keep trying.
slow down.
A. and C.
good! A and C are eliminated, so we only need to focus on B, D and E for the next part
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @mikewwe13 Each day, Ben wants to consume at least 350 grams of protein and carbohydrates combined. He also wants the amount of carbohydrates he consumes to be no more than 3 times the amount of protein. Part B Which combinations allows Ben to consume at least 350 grams of protein and carbohydrates combined while limiting the carbohydrates to no more than 3 times the amount of protein ? Select all that apply. A. 70 grams of protein and 270 grams of carbohydrates B. 75 grams of protein and 275 grams of carbohydrates C. 80 grams of protein and 260 grams of carbohydrates D. 90 grams of protein and 270 grams of carbohydrates E. 100 grams of protein and 290 grams of carbohydrates \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
now, we want the grams of carbohydrates to be less than 3 times the grams of protein for B, D, and E, calculate: 3 * grams of protein
B. 825 D. 810 E. 870
3 * grams of ~protein~ not carbohydrates please
oh wait i did it wrong
B. 225 D. 240 E. 300
check your numbers again
B has 75 g protein D has 90 g protein E has 100 g protein
multiply these by 3
3 x 75 right ?
just check D again, C and E were right
3 X 100 ?
90
good, and 90*3 = ?
270
good so B = 225g D = 270g E = 300g so we want these numbers to be less than the carbohydrate numbers
*sorry, greater than
now, for B, there are 275g carbs D = 270g carbs E = 290 g carbs let's compare them side by side
B: 225g protein vs 275g carbs is protein or carbs bigger?
carbs is bigger
good, so B cannot be one of the choices
let's check D 270g protein vs 270g carbs they're equal, so D works as an answer lets check E
300g protein vs 270 carbs is protein or carbs bigger?
protein
good so D and E are the answers
can we open a new question please
ok
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