A human body has approximately 206 bones. If a mathematician models bone density with a function f(x) = 206 - x, where x represents years of age and bone loss, at what age (approximately) would the model predict a person has 186 bones remaining?

Question

A human body has approximately 206 bones.  If a mathematician models bone density with a function f(x) = 206 - x, where x represents years of age and bone loss, at what age (approximately) would the model predict a person has 186 bones remaining?

Accepted Answer

20

Answer

10

Answer

30

Answer

40

Choose Mode

Normal Mode

Dino Mode

Choose Mode

Normal Mode

Dino Mode

Game Settings

Game Settings Dino

Play With Friends Dino

Game Settings

Play With Friends

Game Settings

Math's Body: A Numbered Anatomy

Popular Questions In Math's Body: A Numbered Anatomy