
Charles T.
asked 04/13/21Miles of road cleared of snow equation
The number of miles s of roads cleared of snow is approximated by the model
s(ℎ) = 25 − ((13ln (h/12))/ln(3))
,-(+) , 2 ≤ ℎ ≤ 15 where h is the depth of snow in inches. Use the model to
find s when h = 9 inches. (Show work and round to tenths)
1 Expert Answer
James H. answered 04/13/21
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s(ℎ) = 25 − ((13ln (h/12))/ln(3))
s(9)=25 - ((13ln (9/12))/ln(3))=25-((13ln (0.75))/ln(3))=25-(-3.4)=28.4
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