Answer: 1a. $190
b. The total cost of making 20 bracelets.
c. $350
d. The total cost of making 100 bracelets.
e. $1150
f. The total cost of making 500 bracelets.
g. 150 bracelets
h. 425 bracelets
Step-by-step explanation:
1a. C(20)=150+2(20)
C(20)=150+40
C(20)=$190
b. The total cost of making 20 bracelets.
c. C(100)=150+2(100)
C(100)=150+200
C(100)=$350
d. The total cost of making 100 bracelets.
e. C(500)=150+2(500)
C(500)=150+1000
C(500)=$1150
f. The total cost of making 500 bracelets.
g. 450=150+2b
2b=300
b=150 bracelets
h. 1000=150+2b
2b=850
b=425 bracelets
There answer would be 24a^2-6a+9 because you would put the greatest exponer first then start to decrease from your terms.
Answer:
Acute angle between the two planes: approximately 
.
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the normal vector of each plane:
- The normal vector of the plane
is 
. - The normal vector of the plane
is 
.
As the name suggests, there is a 
angle between a plane and its normal vector. The following four angles will correspond to the vertices of a quadrilateral:
- The angle between the first plane and its normal vector.
- The angle between the normal vector of each plane.
- The angle between the second plane and its normal vector.
- The smallest angle between these two planes.
The sum of these four angles should be 
. Two of these four angles were known to be . Once the third angle (the angle between the two normal vectors) is found, subtractions would give the measure of the other angle (the smallest angle between these two planes.)
Make use of the dot product to find the angle between these two normal vectors. Let 
denote the angle between these two vectors.
.
Before continuing, notice that the smallest angle between the two planes would be 
.
Consider the identity: 
.
In other words, 
, the cosine of the smallest angle between the two planes (which the question is asking for) will be the opposite of 
, the cosine of the angle between the two normal vectors.
Therefore, the cosine of the smallest angle between the two planes will be 
.
Apply the inverse cosine function to find the size of that angle:
.
Answer: No
Step-by-step explanation:
1.97 is larger than 0.98
