Using the Pythagorean theorem we can solve for the radius
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Given:
The power generated by an electrical circuit (in watts) as function of its current x (in amperes) is modeled by:

To find:
The current that will produce the maximum power.
Solution:
We have,

Here, leading coefficient is negative. So, it is a downward parabola.
Vertex of a downward parabola is the point of maxima.
If a parabola is
, then

In the given function, a=-12 and b=120. So,



Putting x=5 in the given function, we get




Therefore, 5 watt current will produce the maximum power of 300 amperes.
Namely, how many times does 1/3 go into 5/8? well, is their quotient,
First, in order to find the length of side w, you must first find the angle W.
A triangle must be 180 degrees in total. 93 + 37 makes the triangle only have 130 at the moment.
180 - 130 = 50
So angle W is 50 degrees
Now using this, we can use law of sines.

Now multiply sin 50 on both sides. It can be written like so:

Now plug this in a calculator.
Answer is 39.5
For #32,
P=2L+2W
Subtract 2W from both sides, and swap left and right
2L = P-2W
Divide by 2
2L/2=(P-2W)/2
L = P/2 - 2W/2
L=P/2 - W
For #35
Most of the expenses are in fractions (of the original amount, A), so they can be added:
A/4 + A/5 + 2A/5 + 750 = A
add the fractions, with a common denominator of 20,
5A/20 + 4A/20 + 8A/20 +750 = A
(5A+4A+8A)/20 +750 = A
17A/20 + 750 = A
Now subtract 17A/20 from both sides and swap left and right
A - 17A/20 = 750
(3/20)A = 750
Multiply both sides by 20/3 (to make one unit of A on the left)
(3/20)*(20/3) A = 750*20/3
A =250*20=5000