Plz Daisy is a botanist who works for a garden that many tourists visit. The function f(s) = 3s + 35 represents the number of flowers that bloomed, where s is the number of seeds she planted. The function s(w) = 15w represents the number of seeds she plants per week, where w represents the number of weeks. Part A: Write a composite function that represents how many flowers Daisy can expect to bloom over a certain number of weeks. (4 points) Part B: What are the units of measurement for the composite function in Part A? (2 points) Part C: Evaluate the composite function in Part A for 36 weeks. (4 points)

Part A: f(w) = 3(15w) +35

Part B: f(w) represents the total number of flowers that bloomed after w weeks.

Part C: 1655

Step-by-step explanation:

Part A: combine the f(s) and s(w). Since s is the common variable we substitute to s(w) = 15w for s in the function f(s) = 3s = 35. So, the new function is 3(15w) + 35. We can combine the function notation to be f(s(w)) or we can create a new function notation, like f(w). So f(w) = 3(15w) + 35

Part B: f(w) represents the total number of flowers that bloomed after w weeks. This is pretty self-explanatory.

Part C: plug in 36 for w. f(w) = 3(15*36) + 35. f(w) = 1655  

536

step-by-step explanation: