5 4/5 is a mixed number of 29/5.
Answer:
a)
, b)
.
Step-by-step explanation:
a) The graphic is enclosed to the problem. By visual inspection, an absolute maximum is found.

b) The exact method consists in the application of the First and Second Derivative Tests. First and second derivatives are, respectively:


The First Derivative Test consists in equalizing the first derivative to zero and solving the expression:


According to the second derivative, the critical point leads to a maximum. The remaining component is determined by evaluation the polynomial:


The exact solution is
, indicating that graphic solution leads to a good approximation.
The answer is b this is because you add the angles
Answer:
This statement if FALSE
Step-by-step explanation:
This question deals with the concept of competing products and how the price of a product effects its demand
There are two competing bulbs
a) Compact fluorescent light bulbs
b) Incandescent light bulbs
The first statement exclaims that the price of the product (a) decreases and this causes the demand of product (a) to increase, this would decrease the demand of product (b) as they are competitors.
To retaliate against the loss of sales of product (b) the price of product (b) is decreased, this should increase the demand of product (b) but the statement says the the demand of product (b) further decreases.
Since we know from the statement that sales were primarily driven by the price of the products, the demand of product (b) should have increased. Hence this statement is false
The answer should be answer A. (A,C,D,K)
You can easily figure this out by just looking at the graph. Just look at all points that are in the blue region(overlapping shaded area) and see all the points inside.
H is not included because it falls on the dotted line. Any point that falls on a dotted line does not satisfy both inequalities.
If the line were solid however, then the point would satisfy both inequalities. This is because the line would include the <em>greater than or equal to</em> symbol "≥" which means that the point <em>could</em> equal to 8 or be less than 8. Since the symbol is not used, it doesn't satisfy both equations.