Well, this is really simple math.
Divide 7 by 15.
7/15 = 0.46666666666
To make it simple, round to the nearest hundredths.
7/15 = 0.47
Hey there!
On this problem, we have to combine like terms. A like term in this sense doesn't have to have the same coefficient, but it has to have the same variable.
Our like terms are 2m and 4m, along with 3 and 5.
When we add 2m and 4m we get 6m, and when we add 5 and 3 we get eight.
Notice how 5 and three are like terms because they're both whole numbers and don't have any variables.
Your solution is 6m + 8.
My advice to you is pay attention to your like terms and don't mix them up. A strategy is to underline like terms in the same color.
Hope this helps!
Answer: See Explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
The price elasticity of demand will be calculated as:
q = 860 − 20p.
dq/do = -20
p = 38
Elasticity E(p) = (p/q) × dq/dp
= [38 /(860 - 20p)] × (20)
=38 × 20/(860 - 760)
= 7.6
Therefore, the price elasticity of demand when the price is $38 per orange is 7.6
Revenue = price × quantity
= p × q
= p × (860 − 20p)
= 860p - 20p²
Differentiating with respect to p
= 860 - 40p
40p = 860
p = 860/40
p = 21.50
Maximum Revenue = 860p - 20p²
= 860(21.50) - 20(21.50)²
= 18490 - 9245
= 9245
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(fg)(x)= 2x^2+10x
Step-by-Step-Explanation:
(fg)(x)=(f(x))(g(x))
(fg)(x)=(2x)(x+5)
(fg)(x)=2x^2+10x
