The question might have some mistake since there are 2 multiplier of t. I found a similar question as follows:
The population P(t) of a culture of bacteria is given by P(t) = –1710t^2+ 92,000t + 10,000, where t is the time in hours since the culture was started. Determine the time at which the population is at a maximum. Round to the nearest hour.
Answer:
27 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
Equation of population P(t) = –1710t^2+ 92,000t + 10,000
Find the derivative of the function to find the critical value
dP/dt = -2(1710)t + 92000
= -3420t + 92000
Find the critical value by equating dP/dt = 0
-3420t + 92000 = 0
92000 = 3420t
t = 92000/3420 = 26.90
Check if it really have max value through 2nd derivative
d(dP)/dt^2 = -3420
2nd derivative is negative, hence it has maximum value
So, the time when it is maximum is 26.9 or 27 hours
Answer:
I just did the test and got it right the answer is A. Paul's data has a larger overall spread than Sally's data.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
9:6, 12:8, and 15:10 are all ratios equivalent to 3:2
Step-by-step explanation:
To find an equal ratio, you can either multiply or divide each term in the ratio by the same number (but not zero).
By pythagoras Theorem.
x² +12²=13²
=>x² +144 =169
=>x² =169-144=25
=>x=√25=5 unit.
Hence x=5 is your answer.
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