The maximum value of the function y= -3+4 cos(5pi/6(x+4)) can be determined by differentiating the equation then make the derived function equal to zero. In this case, the function becomes 4 sin (5pi/6(x+4)) * (5pi/6) or equal to 10pi/3 sin (5pi/6(x+4)) = 0. sin -1 of 0 is equal to zero. hence, 5pi/6(x+4) should be zero. x is equal to -4. substituting -4 in the original equation,<span>y= -3+4 cos(5pi/6(-4+4)) is equal to 1. The maximum value is 1. </span>
14/6 fourteen sixths
2 2/6 two and two sixths
simplified 2 1/3 two and a third
all u do is multiply L*W*H
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