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1. Bees like to live near a meadow with flowers. The map of a bee habitat is shown below; its boundary is given by \( y = 10e^x \).

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**Graph/Diagram Description:**

- **Axes:**
  - The graph features a coordinate plane with axes labeled \( x \) (horizontal) and \( y \) (vertical).

- **Function:**
  - The curve representing the boundary of the bee habitat is given by the function \( y = 10e^x \).
  - This function starts at \( y = 10 \) when \( x = 0 \) and grows exponentially as \( x \) increases, illustrating an exponential curve extending upwards and to the right.

- **Regions:**
  - The area labeled "Meadow" is located below the horizontal axis and is shaded, indicating a region outside the bee habitat.
  - The area labeled "Bee habitat" is under the curve \( y = 10e^x \) and above the shaded meadow region, indicating where the bees are likely to reside.

**Text Continued:**

The density of bees is \( 3 + \frac{1}{10} \times \) (the distance in kilometers east of the meadow). Set up the integral (do not evaluate it) that gives the total number of bees at least 1 km east of the meadow.

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This description should aid in understanding the mathematical model and setup, focusing on the behavior of bees in relation to their habitat.
Transcribed Image Text:**Transcription and Explanation for Educational Website** **Text:** 1. Bees like to live near a meadow with flowers. The map of a bee habitat is shown below; its boundary is given by \( y = 10e^x \). --- **Graph/Diagram Description:** - **Axes:** - The graph features a coordinate plane with axes labeled \( x \) (horizontal) and \( y \) (vertical). - **Function:** - The curve representing the boundary of the bee habitat is given by the function \( y = 10e^x \). - This function starts at \( y = 10 \) when \( x = 0 \) and grows exponentially as \( x \) increases, illustrating an exponential curve extending upwards and to the right. - **Regions:** - The area labeled "Meadow" is located below the horizontal axis and is shaded, indicating a region outside the bee habitat. - The area labeled "Bee habitat" is under the curve \( y = 10e^x \) and above the shaded meadow region, indicating where the bees are likely to reside. **Text Continued:** The density of bees is \( 3 + \frac{1}{10} \times \) (the distance in kilometers east of the meadow). Set up the integral (do not evaluate it) that gives the total number of bees at least 1 km east of the meadow. --- This description should aid in understanding the mathematical model and setup, focusing on the behavior of bees in relation to their habitat.
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