As a engineer who was mechanical then electrical most buildings, schematics,etc require some form of calculation for some shapes seeing that those shapes are what make up the world. Say for example you need to make something like a mother board pro house knowing it's shape and angle helps make a more accurate structure during the blue printing and build phase. No one just goes in and wings it you need to determine angles for things you don't know that the point of it.
Answer:
Theatre C.
Step-by-step explanation:
Theatre A:
60 of the 80 seats are taken.
% seats taken = seats taken/total seats * 100
= 60/80 * 100
= 75%
Theatre B:
Total seats = number of seats taken + number of empty seats
= 42 + 18
= 60
% seats taken = seats taken/total seats * 100
= 42/60 * 100
= 70%
Theatre C:
Total seats = number of seats taken + number of empty seats
90 = X + 18
X = 72
% seats taken = seats taken/total seats * 100
= 72/90 * 100
= 80%
Theatre C with 80% of seats taken.
R(x) = 60x - 0.2x^2
The revenue is maximum when the derivative of R(x) = 0.
dR(x)/dx = 60 - 0.4x = 0
0.4x = 60
x = 60/0.4 = 150
Therefore, maximum revenue is 60(150) - 0.2(150)^2 = 9000 - 4500 = $4,500
Maximum revenue is $4,500 and the number of units is 150 units
Answer:
109 is the 22nd term
Step-by-step explanation:
3SQRT(3). It is equal to the short side time Square Root of 3.
