A yard is equal in length to 3 feet. The function f (x) takes a measurement in yards (as inputs) and return a measurement in feet (as output). what number will the function return if the input is 12.2?

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Carissa Parks

Mathematics

15 October, 15:33

A yard is equal in length to 3 feet. The function f (x) takes a measurement in yards (as inputs) and return a measurement in feet (as output). what number will the function return if the input is 12.2?

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Snickers · Answer 1

12.2 * 3 = 36.6 feet

Step-by-step explanation:

since yards is the input, you would multiply the input by 3 to get feet

so the equaton would look something like: f (x) = 3x where x is the input

so when x = 12.2 you would replace x with 12.2 to get:

have f (12.2) = 3 (12.2)

Dante Vazquez · Answer 2

12.2 * 3 = 36.6 feet

Step-by-step explanation:

since yards is the input, you would multiply the input by 3 to get feet

so the equaton would look something like: f (x) = 3x where x is the input

so when x = 12.2 you would replace x with 12.2 to get:

have f (12.2) = 3 (12.2)