Let one of the numbers be x. The other number cab then be represented as 36-x (x+36-x = 36).
The product can then be represented as y = x(36-x) or y=36x-x2
The maximum or minimum is always on the axis of symmetry which has the formula x=-b/2a.
In our case, the axis of symmetry is -36/-2, so x=18.
If one number is 18 and the 2 numbers add to 36, the other number is 18 as well.
So the 2 numbers are 18 and 18 and the maximum product is 324,
Answer:
m∠WZX = 41°
Step-by-step explanation:
diagonals bisect angles and opposite angles are congruent
therefore, ∠WXY ≅ ∠WZY
∠WZY must equal [360 - 2(68)] ÷ 2 which equals 112°
If ∠WXZ = 71° then so does ∠XZY
Which means that ∠WZX must equal 112-71 which is 41°
So to solve you need to set up equations, Using h as the height. So the base is 9 inches more (+9) than 3 times the height (3h) so 3h+9 equals the base. You have the area so you need to plug in the equation for the base and h for height and divide it all by 2. h(3h+9)/2=105. after you solve that and get h by itself you should get h= 7 and the b= 30
2 is the correct answer I'm almost definite
