Day 1 (1/13/20
the gates of an amusement park are closely monitored to determine whether the number of people
in the amusement park ever poses a safety hazard.
day 2 orientat
course intro
on a certain day, the rate at which people enter amusement park is modeled by the function
e2=0.032 +2, where the rate is measured in hundreds of people per hour since the gates
opened. the rate at which people leave the amusement park is modeled by the function
1(2) = 0.50 +1, where the rate is measured in hundreds of people per hour since the gates
opened
get ready
what does (e-1) (4) mean in this situation?
day 3 late po
o
there are 92 people in the amusement park 4 hours after the gates open.
semester test: al
the rate at which the number of people in the park is changing 4 hours after the gates
open is 92 people per hour.
late policy (mc)
o
there are 692 people in the amusement park 4 hours after the gates open.
end of lesson
the rate at which the number of people in the park is changing 4 hours after the gates
open is 692 people per hour
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