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Instructions and problems for homework #10 in math 1030, focusing on developing linear equations and functions. The problems involve analyzing the relationship between the number of violent crimes in san francisco, the average size of computers, and the population of an ant colony, as well as calculating the volume and surface area of various shapes.
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Instructions: Do the following problems on a separate sheet of paper.
(a) Develop a linear equation describing the number of violent crimes in San Francisco as a function of the year.
(b) According to your equation, how many violent crimes were committed in San Francisco in 1995?
(c) If Barry Bonds hadn’t injured his elbow in 1999, use your linear equation to determine the year in which there would have been only 5000 violent crimes.
(a) Find a linear equation that describes the global land surface temperature as a function of the average size of computers.
(b) According to your function, how large are computers when the global land surface temperature is 42.9?
(c) According to your function, how warm will the earth be when computers are one-tenth of a cubic foot?
(a) Find a linear equation that describes the population of Petunia’s ant colony as a function of time in weeks.
(b) Use your equation to predict how many ants Petunia will have in 11 weeks from now.
(c) Use your equation to find how long ago Petunia had only 100 ants.