Answer:
a) 32° Celsius
b) C = m/3 + 4
c) 30 chirps
d) m = 3C - 12
This would be the equation needed to find the number of chirps as a function of temperature
Explanation:
Part a.
Since there are 84 chirps in 25 seconds
we get temperature, C = 84/3 + 4 = 28 + 4 = 32° Celsius
part b.
Equation is
C = m/3 + 4
Part c.
We have C = 14
Therefore
14 = m/3 + 4
Multiply throughout by 3
==> 3 x 14 = 3 x m/3 + 3 x 4
==> 42 = m + 12
Subtract 12:
42 - 12 = m30 = m
or m = 30 chirps
part d.
Inverse of the function C = m/3 + 4 is m expresses as a function of C
C = m/3 + 4
Multiply by 3 both sides:
3C = m + 12
3C - 12 = m
or m = 3C - 12
This would be the equation needed to find the number of chirps as a function of temperature