
Ryn B.
asked 06/04/21if you can can answer this asap that would be splendid!
A pizza shop owner is monitoring the amount of cheese he uses each week. The polynomials
below model the pounds of cheese ordered in the past, where p represents pounds.
Mozzarella: 3p^3 − 6p^2 + 14p + 125
Cheddar: 12.5p^2 + 18p + 75
Write a polynomial that represents the total number of pounds of cheese that was ordered.
1 Expert Answer
Barbara O. answered 06/04/21
A Patient and Knowledgeable Financial Accounting Tutor
The polynomial that represents the total number of cheese that was ordered is:
3p^3+6.5p^2+32p+200.
3p^3 remains the same. This gets added to 6.5p^2 because -6p^2 +12.5p^2 equals 6.5p^2.
14p+18p=32p and 125+75=200, so 32p and 200 also gets added. The final answer is
3p^3+6.5p^2+32p+200.
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