the function f(t) = |98.6 - x| , represents a person's variance from normal body
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the function f(t) = |98.6 - x| , represents a person's variance from normal body
temperature, where x represents a person's current body temperature in
degrees fahrenheit. medical professionals say healthy individuals should have a
variance of no more than 0.5°f.
part a: what can be said of an individual with a body temperature of 99.4°f?
justify your answer.
part b: what can be said of an individual with a body temperature of 98.4°f?
justify your answer.
part c: what is a reasonable domain that would indicate the individual is not
healthy?
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the function f(t) = |98.6 - x| , represents a person's variance from normal body
the function f(t) = |98.6 - x| , represents a person's variance from normal body
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