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Mathematics
The function j(x)=39x represents the number of the jumping jacks j(x) you can do in x minutes how many jumping jacks can you do in 5 minutes
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Ответ:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x------> the time in minutes
j(x)----> the number of the jumping jacks
we have
This is a linear direct variation
The slope is equal to![m=39\frac{jumping\ jacks}{minute}](/tpl/images/0478/0096/dbc7d.png)
To find how many jumping jacks can you do in
minutes
Substitute the value of
in the function j(x)
so
Ответ:
A=1/2(4πr²)=2πr²
thus:
A=2×3.14×(9/2)²
A=127.17 ft²
Thus the remaining area to be painted will be:
127.17-105
=22.17 ft²
Amount of paint required will be:
22.17/105*1=0.211 gallons
Thus the best approximation is:
A] 1 quart covers 26.25 ft²