
Concept explainers
a.
To write:
An equation giving the unharvested area y of the larger field (in acres) after x days.
a.

Answer to Problem 31E
The equation
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Two farmers each harvest 50 acres of corn per day from their fields. The area of one farmer’s field is 1000 acres, and the area of the other farmer’s field is 600 acres.
Calculation:
Let x represent number of days and y represent unharvested area.
We have been given that the farmer harvest 50 acres of corn per day from their fields, so number of acres harvested in x days would be
The unharvested area after xdays would be total area minus area harvested in x days. The larger area is 1000 acres.
Therefore, the equation
b.
To write:
An equation giving the unharvested area y of the smaller field (in acres) after x days.
b.

Answer to Problem 31E
The equation
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Two farmers each harvest 50 acres of corn per day from their fields. The area of one farmer’s field is 1000 acres, and the area of the other farmer’s field is 600 acres.
Calculation:
Let x represent number of days and y represent unharvested area.
We have been given that the farmer harvest 50 acres of corn per day from their fields, so number of acres harvested in x days would be
The unharvested area after x days would be total area minus area harvested in x days. The smaller area is 600 acres.
Therefore, the equation
c.
To graph:
The equations from part (a) and part (b) in the same coordinate plane. Identify the slope and y -intercept of each graph.
c.

Answer to Problem 31E
Our required graph would look like:
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Two farmers each harvest 50 acres of corn per day from their fields. The area of one farmer’s field is 1000 acres, and the area of the other farmer’s field is 600 acres.
Concept used:
The equation of a line in slope-intercept form is
Calculation:
Upon comparing equation
Upon comparing equation
Upon graphing our both equations on same coordinate plane, we will get our required graph as shown below:
d.
What is the geometric relationship between graphs from part (c)? How do you know?
d.

Answer to Problem 31E
The area under the graph of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Two farmers each harvest 50 acres of corn per day from their fields. The area of one farmer’s field is 1000 acres, and the area of the other farmer’s field is 600 acres.
Calculation:
Upon looking at our graph in part (c), we can see that the graph of
Therefore, the area under the graph of
e.
How long does it take to harvest the corn in the larger field? in the smaller field?
e.

Answer to Problem 31E
It will take 20 days to harvest the corn in the larger field.
It will take 12 days to harvest the corn in the smaller field.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Two farmers each harvest 50 acres of corn per day from their fields. The area of one farmer’s field is 1000 acres, and the area of the other farmer’s field is 600 acres.
Calculation:
To find the number of days, it will take to harvest the corn in the larger field, we will substitute
Therefore, it will take 20 days to harvest the corn in larger field.
To find the number of days, it will take to harvest the corn in the smaller field, we will substitute
Therefore, it will take 12 days to harvest the corn in smaller field.
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