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AZ-Common Core Algebra II B
Introduction to Modeling with Functions — Unit test
Question 9
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Introduction to Modeling with Functions — Unit test
Question 9 • AZ-Common Core Algebra II B
Drew creates a table of ordered pairs representing the width and area of a dog pen.
Answer
D
Drew has 36 feet of fencing and wants to represent the possible areas of the dog pen for possible widths.
D
Drew has a maximum of 81 feet of fencing to use around the pen, and the length must be twice the width.
D
Drew is building a rectangular dog pen with a length that is up to 4 feet more than the width and has a perimeter of at least 77 feet.
D
Drew wants to build a dog pen that is between 7 feet and 11 feet in width and uses, at most, 18 feet of fencing.
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