Volume of water will it take to fill in the well is 4710 cubic feet
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Given that a cylindrical well has a radius of 10 feet
Height of cylindrical well = 15 feet
To find: volume of water will it take to fill in the well
Since, the well is in the form of cylinder, This means that we need to find the volume of cylindrical well
<em><u>The volume of cylinder is given as:</u></em>
Where "r" is the radius and "h" is the height of cylinder
Substituting the given values we get,
Hence, the amount of water that can be stored in the well is 4710 cubic feet
Answer:
Create equivalent expressions in the equation that all have equal bases, then solve for
x
.
Exact Form:
5/3
Decimal Form:
x
=
1.6
Mixed Number Form:
x
=
1 2/3
12 ) 18
13) 54
14) 28/54 (8weeks x 7 days) = 1/2
18/24 = 3/4
therefore rates not equal
15) 0 and 0 ;1 and 4; 2 and 8;3 and 12
From the given price function, we have;
(a) 
(b) The point elasticity of demand is 0.0256<u>;</u><u> </u><u>i</u><u>nelastic demand</u>
(c) $46.6
(d) Increase
<h3>How can the elasticity of demand be found?</h3>
a. The given function is presented as follows;
Differentiating the above function with a graphing calculator and setting q = 150 gives;
b. The point elasticity of demand is given by the formula;
When q = 150, we have;
P = 50
Which gives;
The point elasticity of demand, <em>E </em>= <u>0.0256</u>
- The <u>demand is inelastic</u> (less than 1) when the quantity demanded is 150 units
c. If the quantity demanded decreases from 150 to 140 units, we have;
Which gives;
p = 46.6
- The price when the quantity demanded decreases to 140 is <u>$46.6</u>
d. Given that increase in price, from 46.6 to 50, increases the quantity demanded from 140 to 150, therefore;
- The manufacturer should<u> increase the price</u>, <em>p </em>to increase the revenue, <em>R</em>.
R = p × q
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