Mathematics, 10.11.2020 01:30 yangyang718
An organic farm controls pests with the number of praying mantis larvae released on the farm by the equation:
p(n) = 1000 – 2.5n
Where n is the number of larvae released per acre and р is the number of pests per acre.
Which of these statements
most accurately describes this function?
A. As n gets to some value, p should go to zero.
B. The pests can only be minimized, never exterminated.
C. More praying mantis larvae lead to more pests.
D. Organic farming can never be cost effective.
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