I see your last line is : c(x) = 0.9(x^2-10)^2 + 101.1
Let y = x^2, then c(y) = 0.9(y-10)^2 + 101.1
Apparently, c(y) is a parabola, min is 101.1 when y = 10, max is infinity
So let x^2 = 10 -> x = sqrt(10) or -sqrt(10), min is 101.1, max is infinity
Assuming that there is no wastage of beef.
Note that 3 1/2 = 7/2 = 14/4 = 14 * 1/4
This means that we can have 14 sets of quarter pound beef.
This in turn means that George can make 14 quarter pound burgers.
2x9 is 18x18 is 324 x28 is 9072 x 46 is 417,312 so the x 58 the answer is 24,204,096
The answer is ten plz thank
Answer:
option 4.
16 square units
Step-by-step explanation:
as we do not have the measures of the sides, but if the points of the vertices with Pythagoras we can calculate the sides.
P = (2 , 4)
S = (4 , 2)
we have to subtract the values of p from s
PS = (4 - 2 , 2 - 4)
PS = (2 , -2)
by pitagoras h ^ 2 = c1 ^ 2 + c2 ^ 2
h: hypotenuse
c1: leg 1
c2: leg 2
PS^2 = 2^2 + -2^2
PS = √ 4 + 4
PS = √8
PS = 2√2
S = (4 , 2)
R = (8 , 6)
SR = (8-4 , 6-2)
SR = (4 , 4)
by pitagoras h ^ 2 = c1 ^ 2 + c2 ^ 2
h: hypotenuse
c1: leg 1
c2: leg 2
SR^2 = 4^2 + 4^2
SR = √ (16 + 16)
SR = √32
SR = 4√2
having the values of 2 of its sides we multiply them and obtain their area
PS * RS = Area
2√2 * 4√2 =
16
