Rita owns a large ranch and is thinking about stocking it with cattle. She has created a function R whose input is the number m of cattle she might buy, and whose output is the number A of acres needed to feed that many cattle. If the function R has an inverse, which statement best reflects what R(2200) represents? The number of cattle that can be fed on 2,200 acres of land The number of cattle fed is 2,200 The reciprocal of the number 2,200 The reciprocal of the number of acres needed to feed 2,200 cattle The number of acres of needed to feed 2,200 cattle

Rita owns a large ranch and is thinking about stocking it with cattle. She has created a function R whose input is the number m of cattle she might buy, and whose output is the number A of acres needed to feed that many cattle. If the function R has an inverse, which statement best reflects what R(2200) represents? The number of cattle that can be fed on 2,200 acres of land The number of cattle fed is 2,200 The reciprocal of the number 2,200 The reciprocal of the number of acres needed to feed 2,200 cattle The number of acres of needed to feed 2,200 cattle

Intermediate Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781285195728

Author:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

Publisher:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

Chapter9: Functions

Section9.1: Relations And Functions

Problem 73PS

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