It's A, increased by a factor of 6.
Answer:
<em>630 cups</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Percentages</u>
This problem is most easily solved backward, i.e., from the final data up to the beginning.
There was a new box of cups and the worker at a snack stand opened it. He first used 30 cups from the box and the second day he uses 15% of the remaining cups in the box, and we are told that represents 90 cups.
If 15% (0.15) equals 90 cups, then the number of cups before the second day was 90/0.15 = 600 cups.
On the first day, we used 30 cups, thus the original number of cups in the box was 600+30=630 cups
52/8= what comes closest to 52, well 6x8=48, 7x8=56, we use 48, 52-48=4
the quotient is 6
and the remainder is 4
Which is the most appropriate to describe a quantity decreasing at a steady rate?
With a linear equation.
Answer:
The population that gives the maximum sustainable yield is 45000 swordfishes.
The maximum sustainable yield is 202500 swordfishes.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let be 
, the maximum sustainable yield can be found by using first and second derivatives of the given function: (First and Second Derivative Tests)
First Derivative Test
Let equalize the resulting expression to zero and solve afterwards:
Second Derivative Test
This means that result on previous part leads to an absolute maximum.
The population that gives the maximum sustainable yield is 45000 swordfishes.
The maximum sustainable yield is:
The maximum sustainable yield is 202500 swordfishes.
