Mathematics, 19.11.2019 04:31, pchisholm100
Jojo likes to paint. she estimates the number of paintings she completes using the function p(w)=2/3w-2, where w is the number of weeks she spends painting. the function j(y) represents how many weeks per year she spends painting. which composite function would represent how many paintings jojo completes in a year?
a) p of j of y equals j times the quantity two thirds times w minus two
b) p of j of y equals two thirds times j of y minus two
c) j of p of w equals two thirds times j of y minus two
d) j of p of w equals j times the quantity two thirds times w minus two
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