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Step-by-step explanation:
True statements
All equallateral triangles are similar. Their sides are all in the same ratio when comparred.
All squares are similar. Same reason as equilateral triangles. All sides to both squares compared are the same.
False Statements
Isosceles triangles can and usually do have different base angles.
rectangles can have all sorts or side lengths. The only requirement is consecutive sides form right angles.
2 rhombuses can have side lengths that are in the same ratio, but the heights are not in the same ratio. That eleminates.
Answer
These are the only true ones: Statements 2 and 5 are true. The rest are not.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
30units,2900
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that Country Motorbikes Incorporated finds that it costs $400 to produce each motorbike, and that fixed costs are $1600 per day.
The price function is p(x) = 700 − 5x, where p is the price (in dollars) at which exactly x motorbikes will be sold.
If x units are produced and sold we have
Costs for x units = variable costs *x +Fixed costs 
Sales revenue = no of units sold * price = 
Profit funciton = P(x) = Sales revenue - Total cost
= 
To get maximum profit we use derivative test I derivative =0 and II derivative =negative

Producing 30 units will maximize the profit.
Max profit
=P(30) = 2900
Answer:
and
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Step-by-step explanation:
If we have to different functions like the ones attached, one is a parabolic function and the other is a radical function. To know where
, we just have to equalize them and find the solution for that equation:

So, applying the zero product property, we have:
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Therefore, these two solutions mean that there are two points where both functions are equal, that is, when
and
.
So, the input values are
and
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(-3, 1.5)....simply add the x coordinates together, divide them by two, and then do the same for the y coordinates.