Cindy’s square garden has a side length of x ft. She will plant 5 tulip bulbs per square foot. Write a function g to model the number of bulbs she will plant. Use your function to determine how many bulbs will she plant if the garden has a side length of 8 feet?

The function that model the number of bulbs she will plant is g = 5x²

She will plant 320 bulbs in the garden

Step-by-step explanation:

∵ Cindy’s square garden has a side length of x ft

∵ Area of the square = side × side

∴ The area of the garden = x × x

∴ The area of the garden = x² ft²

∵ She will plant 5 tulip bulbs per square foot

→ That means there are 5 tulip bulbs in 1 foot²

∵ The area of the garden is x² ft²

→ Multiply the area of the garden by 5

∴ The number of tulip bulbs in the garden = 5 × x²

∴ The number of tulip bulbs in the garden = 5x²

∵ g represents the number of bulbs she will plant in her garden

∴ g = 5x²

∴ The function that model the number of bulbs she will plant is g = 5x²

∵ The garden has a side length of 8 feet

→ That means the value of x is 8 feet

∴ x = 8

→ Substitute the value of x in the function above

∴ g = 5(8)² = 5(64)

∴ g = 320

∴ She will plant 320 bulbs in the garden

all the angles opposite to the angle 150 would be 150 and all the angles that are next to 150 are 30 because they equal 180 it you add it up.

step-by-step explanation:

just sum

10 + 10 = 20