You know that 6x+3 equals 45 because the two sides are equal. So you first put the equation 6x+3=45. Then you use the subtraction property of equality and subtract 3 from both sides. This gives you 6x=42. Then you divide 6 from both sides to get you final answer, x=7
WE NEED THE FREAKIN' POINTS
Common difference is +6 and I think nth term is 5 (pretty sure it's always the first term) and the second one im not so sure about I'm sorry.
Answer:
the minimum production level is costing $800 (0.8×$1000) per hour for 2000 (2×1000) items produced per hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
if there is no mistake in the problem description, I read the following function :
C(x) = y = 0.3x² - 1.2x + 2
I don't know if you learned this already, but to find the extreme values of a function you need to build the first derivative of the function y' and find its solutions for y'=0.
the first derivative of C(x) is
0.6x - 1.2 = y'
0.6x - 1.2 = 0
0.6x = 1.2
x = 2
C(2) = 0.3×2² - 1.2×2 + 2 = 0.3×4 - 2.4 + 2 = 1.2-2.4+2 = 0.8
so, the minimum production level is costing $800 (0.8×$1000) per hour for 2000 (2×1000) items produced per hour.
My guess would be C but im not 100 sure
