Asked by math
The graph below shows the rate of natural gas usage (in therms per day) in one household for a 30 - day period. Estimate the total number of therms used during this period. Use left endpoints and rectangles with widths of 3 days.
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Answered by
Steve
They conveniently have the x-axis divided into 3-day periods.
For the first rectangle, the height is 3, so its area is 3x3 = 9
The next rectangle has height 4, and so on.
Then just add up all the areas.
For the first rectangle, the height is 3, so its area is 3x3 = 9
The next rectangle has height 4, and so on.
Then just add up all the areas.
Answered by
math
I'm lost. I think am adding wrong.
Answered by
Steve
so, what are you adding? Just look at the height of the left side of each rectangle in the picture, and multiply by the width, which is always 3.
Answered by
math
i came up with 165.
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