A(t)= t^2/2 - 20t + k
There was a 50-day period when the number of ants in a certain hil...
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A(t)= t^2/2 - 20t + k
There was a 50-day period when the number of ants in a certain hill could be modeled by the function “a” above. In the function, “k” is a constant and a(t) represents the number of ants on day number “t” for 0 ≤t ≤49. On what day was the number of ants in the hill the same as it was in day 10?
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