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3 years ago

Which of these characteristics do a rhombus and a rectangle always have in common

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Orlov [11]3 years ago

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Answer:

A rhombus and a rectangle are both paralellograms and both have 4 sides.

Step-by-step explanation:

Imageine a rhombus as a rectangle that you have partally squished. It is still a parallellogram, and it still has four sides, it's just not 90 degree angles anymore.

earnstyle [38]3 years ago

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they are both quadrilaterals and have 4 vertices

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a) In order to solve part a of the problem, we will suppose the price will have a linear relation with the amount of contracts they signed, so we need to find two points to build this function.

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(6, 7200)

we also know that the company signs 14 contracts when they charge $4,000. So our second point is:

(14, 4000)

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$m=\frac{p_{2}-p_{1}}{q_{2}-q_{1}}$

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so the slope is:

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We can now use one of those points and the slope to find the function for the price, so we get:

$y-y_{1}=m(x-x_{1})$

$p-p_{1}=m(q-q_{1})$

if we used the point: (6, 7200) we get:

$p-7200=-400(q-6)$

which can now be simplified:

p=-400q+2400+7200

so the price function is:

p=-400q+9600

b) In order to find the revenue equation we need to multiply the price equation by the amount of contracts they signed in a month, so we get:

R(q)=pq

$R(q)=(-400q+9600)q$

$R(q)=-400q^{2}+9600q$

c) The cost can be found by adding the fixed cost and the variable cost, so we get:

C(q)=800q+16000

d) The profit is found by subtracting the montly cost from the monthly revenue, so we get:

P(q)=R(q)-C(q)

$P(q)=-400q^{2}+9600q-(800q+16000)$

so we can now simplify our function to get:

$P(q)=-400q^{2}+9600q-800q-16000$

$P(q)=-400q^{2}+8800q-16000$

e) In order to find the number of contracts for the company to break even, we need to find the q contracts that will give a profit of $0 so we set the function of the previous part of the problem equal to zero so we get:

$P(q)=-400q^{2}+8800q-16000$

$-400q^{2}+8800q-16000=0$