Tree height h (in meters) follows the formula h = 100a / 100 + a where a
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h = 100a / 100 + a
where a represents the age of the tree in years (as in Section 1.2, Exercise 48). Suppose that tree age is measured instead in decades.
Change the units in the above functions, and compare a graph in the new units with the original units.
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Let A be the age in decades Then 10A so h 1000A100 10A 100A10 ...View the full answer
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