Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: your going to find the y intercept
find the domain
find the inverse
find the derivative
find the extrema
find the horizontal asymptotes
tell weather its even or odd
but its X=0
I think A, C, D are right because of the 12 pairs of heels, 6 are black (6/12) That means half of them could be chosen and be black (0.5). Another way to write 0.5 is as a percentage, 50%.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If Daniel does 1/9 of the job in one hour
let x = Paul's rate
Paul does 1/x of the job in one hour
They both do the job in 4.95hrs
(1/9)(4.95) + (1/x)(4.95) = job completion
multiply both sides by 9x
(9x)(1/9)(4.95) + (9x)(1/x)(4.95) = 9x(1)
4.95x + 9*4.95 = 9x
4.95x + 44.55 = 9x
9x - 4.95x = 44.55
4.05x = 44.55
x = 44.55/4.05
x = 11 hours i.e time it takes for Paul to pick the 40 bushels alone
Remark.
The problem is a bit indistinct. Where exactly are the two edges of the road? I'm going to say that they are the x intercepts, but that may not be true. Certainly it does not have to be true at all.
Graph.
A graph has been made for you. The maximum is marked for you. It is an approximation The actual height can be more accurately found.
Height
y = (-1/200)(x - 16)(x + 16)
y = (-1/200)*(x^2 - 256)
The maximum height for this graph only is when x = 0.Other graphs require completing the square.
y = (-1/200) * (-256)
y = 1.28 exactly. I thought the graph might be rounding the answer. It is not.
Total cost, C = 8x^2 + 12xz
volume, V = (x^2)*z = 10
C = 8x^2 + 12x*10/x^2
= 8x^2 + 120/x
dC/dx = 16x - 120/x^2 = 0
16x = 120/x^2
x^3 = 120/16
x = 1.957 ft
d^2C/dx^2 = 16 +240/x^3 = +ve for x = 1.957
so, C is minimum when
x = 1.957 ft z = 2.61 ft
Length of the base x is 1.957 ft and height of side z is 2.61 ft
