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34kurt
3 years ago
14

Please Help ASAP! i always give brainliests and thx. My brain is fried help, its not hard just tedious PLEASE! ;)

Mathematics
2 answers:
Brrunno [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

2) is the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

when your start to multiply the large candles by each number, you get a price and then you have to find the price for the small candles, so you multiply the remaining number of candles by the small candle price for each. If you try 10 and 12 for the big candles, the get remaining 10 small candles which is to much and 8 small candles is also to much. But when you try the second answer, you get a just right price for the large candles and then you get the remaining number of candles for the small candles and you'll get the price you are looking for

Maurinko [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

i think the answer would be 8

Step-by-step explanation:

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GuDViN [60]

Correct question is;

A manufacturer has been selling 1400 television sets a week at $450 each. A market survey indicates that for each $21 rebate offered to a buyer, the number of sets sold will increase by 210 per week

A) Find the demand function (price p as a function of units sold x).

p(x)=______

(B) How large a rebate should the company offer the buyer in order to maximize its revenue?

$=_____

Answer:

A) p(x) = (-1/10)x + 590

B) Rebate = $170

Step-by-step explanation:

A) We are told that p(x) is the demand function and x is the number of TV sets sold per week.

Now, since for each $21 rebate offered, the number of sets sold increases by 210 per week, it means that the slope here of this demand function is; m = -21/210 = -1/10

Now, he has been selling 1400 TV sets a week at $450 each. This means; p(1400) = $450

Thus, the demand function will be;

p(x) - 450 = (-1/10)(x - 1400)

Expanding the RHS;

p(x) - 450 = (-1/10)x + 140

Add 450 to both sides to get;

p(x) = (-1/10)x + 140 + 450

p(x) = (-1/10)x + 590

B) Formula for revenue is;

R = price × quantity sold

Our demand function is p = (-1/10)x + 590

Making x the subject, we have;

x = 5900 - 10p

x is quantity sold.

Thus,

R = p(5900 - 10p)

R = 5900p - 10p²

Maximum price will occur at dR/dP = 0

Thus;

dR/dP = 5900 - 20p

At dR/dP = 0,we have;

20p = 5900

p = 5900/20

p = $280

Thus, rebate = 450 - 280 = $170

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Answer:

1. Steve's age is 18 and Anne's age is 8.

2. Max's age is 17 and Bert's age is 11.

3. Sury's age is 19 and Billy's age is 9.

4. The man's age is 30 and his son's age is 10.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Let us assume that:

S = Steve's age now

A = Anne's age now

Therefore, in four years, we have:

S + 4 = (A + 4)2 - 2

S + 4 = 2A + 8 - 2

S + 4 = 2A + 6 .................. (1)

Three years ago, we have:

S - 3 = (A - 3)3

S - 3 = 3A - 9 ................................ (2)

From equation (2), we have:

S = 3A - 9 + 3

S = 3A – 6 …………. (3)

Substitute S from equation (3) into equation (1) and solve for A, we have:

3A – 6 + 4 = 2A + 6

3A – 2A = 6 + 6 – 4

A = 8

Substitute A = 8 into equation (3), we have:

S = (3 * 8) – 6

S = 24 – 6

S = 18

Therefore, Steve's age is 18 while Anne's age is 8.

2. Let us assume that:

M = Max's age now

B = Bert's age now

Therefore, five years ago, we have:

M - 5 = (B - 5)2

M - 5 = 2B - 10 .......................... (4)

A year from now, we have:

(M + 1) + (B + 1) = 30

M + 1 + B + 1 = 30

M + B + 2 = 30 .......................... (5)

From equation (5), we have:

M = 30 – 2 – B

M = 28 – B …………………… (6)

Substitute M from equation (6) into equation (4) and solve for B, we have:

28 – B – 5 = 2B – 10

28 – 5 + 10 = 2B + B

33 = 3B

B = 33 / 3

B = 11

Substituting B = 11 into equation (6), we have:

M = 28 – 11

M = 17

Therefore, Max's age is 17 while Bert's age is 11.

3. Let us assume that:

S = Sury's age now

B = Billy's age now

Therefore, now, we have:

S = B + 10 ................................ (7)

Next year, we have:

S + 1 = (B + 1)2

S + 1 = 2B + 2 .......................... (8)

Substituting S from equation (7) into equation (8) and solve for B, we have:

B + 10 + 1 = 2B + 2

10 + 1 – 2 = 2B – B

B = 9

Substituting B = 9 into equation (7), we have:

S = 9 + 10

S = 19

Therefore, Sury's age is 19 while Billy's age is 9.

4. Let us assume that:

M = The man's age now

S = His son's age now

Therefore, now, we have:

M = 3S ................................... (9)

Five years ago, we have:

M - 5 = (S - 5)5

M - 5 = 5S - 25 ................ (10)

Substituting M from equation (9) into equation (10) and solve for S, we have:

3S - 5 = 5S – 25

3S – 5S = - 25 + 5

-2S = - 20

S = -20 / -2

S = 10

Substituting S = 10 into equation (9), we have:

M = 3 * 10

M = 30

Therefore, the man's age is 30 and his son's age is 10.

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