Maggie can buy 3 gifts
Solution:
Total budget $19
Each gift costs $4
Shipping fee $7
a. Total budget — Shipping fee = $19 - $7 = $12
Maggie’s got $12 more
Each gift costs $4
Number of gifts that Maggie can buy = =3
b. Let x represent the number of gifts.
19 = 7 +4x
Subtract -7 from both sides
19 - 7= 7 + 4x - 7
Now Simplify,
12 = 4x
Divide both sides by 4
x = 3
Answer:
$6,598,076.21
Explanation:
<h2>THE KEY IS TO FIND OUT THE COST FUNCTION, the calculations are very easy!!!</h2><h2></h2><h3>In order to find the cost function, take a look at the drawing attached. </h3>
We can see the river (sort of) that is 3 km wide and the storage tanks on the other side of the river 8 km apart.
<h3 />Laying pipes under (across) the river costs 1,000,000 the km & laying pipes over land costs 500,000 per km.
<h3 /><h3>So basically the cost function is 1,000,000 multiplied by something plus 500,000 multiplied by another something.</h3><h3 />The distance across the river can be found by using Pythagoras Theorem. A side is 3 km the other is unknown, so we call it X. And it is equal to:
And we multiply it by 1,000,000; the cost of laying pipe under the river, the we get:
The distance over the land is (8-x), as we can see in the drawing. So we multiply it by its cost, 500,000. And we get 500,000(8-x).
So the cost function f(x) would be:
And we plug square root of 3 in the original cost function ad we get
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