You didn't share any options to choose that's why you didn't get the answer. Anyway, I think I know what you mean and if you have the same in your option list - that will be definitely helpful for you.
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I am pretty sure that this one is</span><span>the name of the line segment in the diagram below
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Your picture has several issues.
- x is not defined. It appears to be the number of apartments rented.
- R(x) is defined two different ways. The first way, it looks like it is the revenue from a single apartment. The second way, it looks like it is the revenue from the entire apartment complex.
- The derivative is in error. It should be -20x +2000. In any event, this is not the derivative you want. You're not trying to maximize revenue; you're trying to maximize profit.
- It might be useful to write an equation for profit: P(x) = R(x) -200x = -10x² +1800x. Then when you go to maximize it, your derivative will be P'(x) = 0 = -20x +1800 ⇒ x = 90.
Your answer is correct, but the path you followed to get there has a few potholes.
Answer:
Option 4
Step-by-step explanation:
So we know that the area of a square is found by s^2. This means that we can just look for (6r)^2, since 6r is our side length! Let's see...We know that (6r)^2 is equal to 6^2 times r^2 because of the distributive property of exponents. Therefore, option 4 is our right answer. 36 is 6^2 and r^2 is r^2.
Answer: c or b
Step-by-step explanation: