Manufacturing Cost = M(s) + L(s)
<span>Manufacturing Cost = 225 + 0.65s + 54 + 1.15s </span>
<span>Manufacturing Cost = 1.8s + 279</span>
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Step-by-step explanation:
3x-4=-8
3x=-8+4
3x=-4
x=-(4/3)
<span>hi, </span>
<span>you can determine it by seeing if y/x = a constant value, in other words if y = (a constant value) x </span>
<span>then you say that y varies directly with x, and you can see that : call the constant k </span>
<span>then y/x is supposed to be k in all values </span>
<span>6/3 = 2 </span>
<span>24/12 =2 </span>
<span>96/48 = 2 </span>
<span>384/192 = 2 </span>
<span>it worked the ratio between x and y is constant so y varies directly with x ( y = 2x) and that constant k =2 </span>
<span>p.s. you can also say that x varies directly with y but in that case it becomes x/y =constant and that constant say c is 1/2 (x = (1/2)y)) </span>
<span>hope u understand.
Source- </span>https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110813112602AApHZtQ
The equation can be split into two equations:
y = log 6x
y = log 2(x + 4)
which is the system of equations that Omar can use to graph the single equation. The equations are logarithmic equations. They can be plotted directly into the coordinate system, use a logarithmic scale coordinate system, or linearize the equations before plotting.
