Answer:
a. Based on this information, construct a linear demand equation for Yoda vs. Alien T-shirts, and hence obtain the weekly revenue R as a function of the unit price x.
- y = 640 - 80x ⇒ demand equation
- xy = - 80x² + 640x ⇒ weekly revenue
b. The university administration charges the fraternities a weekly fee of $500 for use of the Student Center. Write down the monthly profit P as a function of the unit price x, and hence determine how much the fraternities should charge to obtain the largest possible weekly profit. What is the largest possible weekly profit?
Step-by-step explanation:
first, we must determine the slope = (400 - 240) / (3 - 5) = 160 / -2 = -80
the demand equation:
y - 240 = -80 (x - 5)
y = -80x + 400 + 240
y = 640 - 80x
total weekly revenue:
xy = -80x² + 640x
xy - 500 = -80x² + 640x - 500
max. profit ⇒ x = -640 / (2 x -80) = -640 / -160 = 4
maximum weekly profit = -80($4²) + 640($4) - $500 = -$1,280 + $2,560 - $500 = $780
Answer:
v= 7*6/2 *8 (The last one)
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the volume you have to multiply the base and the height which is 7 and 6 and divide it by 2. Then you multiply the 8.
We have a sample that in fact represents the population.
We have to calculate the standard deviation of this population.
The difference between the standard deviation of a population comparing it to the calculation of the standard deviation of a sample is that we divide by the population side n instead of (n-1).
We have to start by calculating the mean of the population first:

Now, we can calculate the standard deviation as:
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Answer: the standard deviation of this population is approximately 10.33
Since the whole figure including all the points is enlarged at the same time, the dilated figure will still have the same slope and that includes the fact that point T is still in line Y'Z'. The slope or shape does not change, only the size alters.The center of dilation is still at Point T in this case.
Answer:
f(x) = (3x -12)/(x² -7x +12)
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation for a rational function can be written from the clues offered by the horizontal and vertical asymptotes, the y-intercept, and any "holes" in the function graph. Here, those clues are ...
- horizontal asymptote: y = 0
- vertical asymptote: x = 3
- hole: (x, y) = (4, 3)
- y-intercept: (0, -1)
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The horizontal asymptote at y=0 tells you the denominator is of higher degree than the numerator. The vertical asymptote at x=3 tells you (x-3) is a factor of the denominator. The hole at x=4 tells you there is a factor of (x-4) in both numerator and denominator.
At this point, the function is tentatively ...

Evaluating this at the y-intercept, x=0, gives ...
f(0) = -1 = a/(0 -3) = -a/3
a = 3 . . . . . multiply by -3
Then our rational function, consistent with all of the features of the graph, is ...
