One square has an area that is 10 cm2 larger than another. What is a reasonable domain for the area of the larger square?

Answer:

y=4x+7.75; continuous

Step-by-step explanation:

Let’s first establish the equation. Julie requires one segment of yarn measuring 7.75 inches: that's already known.

y = 7.75

Now, for the four pieces of yarn, each will be of equal length x. If she wants them to measure 1 inch, she'd need 4 inches of yarn. Therefore, the calculation would be:

y = 7.75 + 4x

Now, is this graph discrete or continuous? Continuous indicates there's a smooth line without gaps, while discrete has interruptions or spaces. In this scenario, x is continuous, as Julie can cut the yarn to any size for the four pieces. She is not limited to whole numbers; each piece could be, for instance, 2.5 inches or 3.1415 inches.

Response:

C

Detailed explanation:

The factor of 6 originates from the 24 (6*4=24)

The factor of 3 comes from the 12 (3*4=12)

The factor of 4 is common

to achieve a minimum of 200 chocolate bars

c=chocolate bars

2.5c>or=500

Divide both sides by 2.5

c>or=200