The growth of a tree can be modeled by the function h(t) = 2.3t + 0.45, where "h" represents the height in meters and t represents the time in years. Approximately how tall will the tree be in 10 years?

Question

Question 14 options:

18.85m

16.55m

19.55m

23.45 m

Answer 1

To find out the height of the tree after 10 years, we can substitute t = 10 into the function h(t):

h(10) = 2.3(10) + 0.45
h(10) = 23 + 0.45
h(10) = 23.45

Therefore, the tree will be approximately 23.45 meters tall after 10 years.

So the answer is 23.45m.