This formula relates the age of a person to hours of sleep h=(34 - a) ÷
Does the formula seem to work for you??
Does the formula work for babies??
Does formula work for older people??
For what ages does the formula work best????
My answers
1- yes used ag e 14
2 yes used a one year old
3 no used age 67
4- for kids and babies
Did I figure this right????
Doesn't work for me, looks like the formula is incomplete.
Yes, you figured it out correctly. The formula relates the age of a person to the number of hours of sleep they need. It is represented as h = (34 - a) ÷, where "h" represents the hours of sleep needed and "a" represents the age of the person.
1. The formula worked for you when you used an age of 14, and you obtained the number of hours of sleep needed.
2. The formula also worked for babies when you used an age of one year old, and you obtained the number of hours of sleep needed.
3. However, the formula did not work for older people when you used an age of 67. It may not accurately represent the sleep needs of older individuals.
4. The formula seems to work best for kids and babies since you obtained accurate results for those age groups.
Overall, it's important to note that this formula may not be universally applicable to all individuals, as sleep needs can vary depending on various factors such as health conditions, lifestyle, and personal preferences.