ite and solve an inequality that describes each situation below. 1. An amusement park charges $32 for admission and $6 to park your car. Write and solve an inequality that represents the possible number of people that could go to the park for $166.

(a) compute the maclaurin polynomial m2(x) for f(x) = cos x. (b) use the polynomial of part (a) to estimate cos π 12. (c) use a calculator to compute the error made using the estimate from part (b) for the value of cos π 12. remember that the error is defined to be the absolute value of the difference between the true value and the estimate.

If (x-2) 2= 49, then x could be a. -9 b. -7 c.- 2 d. 5 e.9

How many grams the dog will eat in 3 days?