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The formula below gives N, the number of people who will go to a concert, as a function of p, the number of posters that are displayed to advertise the concert. N(p)=60p-p^2 what is the value of N(9)?
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The formula below gives N, the number of people who will go to a concert, as a function of p, the number of posters that are displayed to advertise the concert.
N(p)=60p-p^2
what is the value of N(9)?
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N(p) = 60p - p^2
N(9) = 60(9) - (9)^2
N(9) = 540 - 81
N(9) = 459.
I believe the solution would be 459, thus 459 people will go to the concert.
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