The answer is B for the first part, and I think the solution is (6,7).
<span>here we can use Pythogoras' theorem.
in right angled triangles the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other 2 sides.
hypotenuse is 19 cm. One side is 13 cm and we need to find the length of the third side.
19</span>²<span> = 13</span>²<span> + X</span>²<span>
X - length of the third side
361 = 169 + X</span>²<span>
X</span>²<span> = 361 - 169
X</span>²<span> = 192
X = 13.85 the length of third side rounded off to the nearest tenth is 13.9 cm</span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>The figure consist of:</u>
- 1. A rectangle with sides 10 cm and 17 cm
- 2. A quarter circle
<u>The perimeter is:</u>
- P = 1/4C + 2*10 + 17 + (17 - 8) + 8
- P = 1/4*2*3.14*8 + 54 = 66.56 cm
Answer:
20 masks and 100 ventilators
Step-by-step explanation:
I assume the problem ask to maximize the profit of the company.
Let's define the following variables
v: ventilator
m: mask
Restictions:
m + v ≤ 120
10 ≤ m ≤ 50
40 ≤ v ≤ 100
Profit function:
P = 10*m + 65*v
The system of restrictions can be seen in the figure attached. The five points marked are the vertices of the feasible region (the solution is one of these points). Replacing them in the profit function:
point Profit function:
(10, 100) 10*10 + 65*100 = 6600
(20, 100) 10*20 + 65*100 = 6700
(50, 70) 10*50 + 65*70 = 5050
(50, 40) 10*50 + 65*40 = 3100
(10, 40) 10*10 + 65*40 = 2700
Then, the profit maximization is obtained when 20 masks and 100 ventilators are produced.
Answer:
false
Step-by-step explanation: