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tekilochka [14]
3 years ago
5

Which of the following is not approximately equivalent to one of the metric units: 1 kilometer, 1 meter, 1 kilogram, or 1 liter?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Lubov Fominskaja [6]3 years ago
3 0
Liter is not equivalent to one of the metric units
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An electronics manufacturer recently created a new version of a popular device. It also created this function to represent the profit, P(x), in tens of thousands of dollars, that the company will earn based on manufacturing x thousand devices: P(x) = -0.16x² + 21.6x – 400.

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P(x) = -0.16(40)² + 21.6(40) – 400 = 208

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P(original at x = 40) = P(new at x = 40) ÷ 2

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P(original) = P(new)/2 = (-0.16x² + 21.6x – 400)/2 = -0.08x² + 10.8x – 200 ... (eqn 1)

Or, P(original) = 104

-0.16x² + 21.6x – 400 = 104

P(original) = -0.16x² + 21.6x – 400 - 104 = -0.16x² + 21.6x – 504.

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