First question:b
Second question:c
Answer:
To obtain equivalent amount from both foods we can eat 10 ounces of Food I and 5 Ounces of food II
To obtain minimum cholesterol, the individual should eat only 21 ounces of food II and zero ounce of food for the daily supplement of the individual
Step-by-step explanation:
Food I contains 32×C + 10×E per ounce
Food II contains 20×C + 14×E
Here we have X × (Food I) + Y × (Food II) = 420 C + 170 E
32·X + 20·Y = 420 C
10·X + 14·Y = 170 E
Therefore
X = 10 and Y = 5
To minimize the cholesterol, we can increase amount of Food II to get
21 ounces of food II gives
420 units of vitamin E and 294 units of vitamin E with 273 units of cholesterol.
The correct answer is B: 2,4,5, 10
We know that 100 is not divisible by 3 because 100/3 is 33.33 repeating, which is an irrational number.
We also know that 100 is not divisible by 6 because 100/6 is 16.66 repeating which is also an irrational number.
100/2=50 (rational)
100/4=25 (rational)
100/5=20 (rational)
100/10=20 (rational)
Hope this helps!
Answer:
3rd option: f(x)⇒ +∞ as x⇒-∞ and f(x)⇒ -∞ as x⇒ +∞
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a negative cubic graph, therefore:
Looking at the graph, as x goes towards negative infinity, the y values go toward positive infinity.
On the other hand, as x goes towards positive infinity, the y values go towards negative infinity.
Non-linear graph best describes this function.
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Why nonlinear?</h3>
As described in the question, Pauley graphs the change in temperature of a glass of hot tea over time. He sees that the function appears to decrease quickly at first, then decrease more slowly as time passes. It is linear because the graph decreases over time. It is linear because there is both an independent and a dependent variable but it doesn't satisfies one condition of being linear. Thus, It's Nonlinear because linear functions are increasing functions. It is nonlinear because linear functions increase or decrease at the same rate.
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