SOLUTION: A certain forest covers an area of 2000 km^2 . Suppose that each year this area decreases by 4.25%. What will the area be after 6 years?
it asks for the answer in ^2km.
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it asks for the answer in ^2km.
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Question 746987: A certain forest covers an area of 2000 km^2 . Suppose that each year this area decreases by 4.25%. What will the area be after 6 years?
it asks for the answer in ^2km.
What I think i should do is order of operations
2000^2 *4.25% *6
2000^2×425×6
4000000×425×6
1700000000×6
10200000000
I feel like this is wrong because it ask for the answer in ^2 km Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source):
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