In order to find the number of chips that would result in the minimum cost, we take the first derivative of the given equation. Note that the derivative refers to the slope of the graph at a given point. We can utilize this concept knowing that at the minimum or maximum point of a graph, the slope is zero.
Taking the derivative of the given equation and equating it to zero, we have:
y' = (0.000015)(2)x - (0.03)x° + 0
0 = (0.00003)x - 0.03
Solving for x or the number of chips produced, we have x = 1000. We then substitute this value in the given equation, such that,
y = (0.000015)(1000)² - (0.03)(1000) + 35
The minimized cost, y, to produce 1000 chips is then calculated to be $20.
Answer:
5^8
Step-by-step explanation:
Diego added the exponents. This was an error. If he was simplifying
5^2 × 5^4, then he could add the exponents and get a correct answer. But his problem had a power raised to a power. In this case, you multiply the exponents to simplify.
(5^2)^4 means
5^2×5^2×5^2×5^2
which is
5×5×5×5×5×5×5×5
which is 5^8.
Its 12 because 4 times 12 is 48 if you add 7 to 48 you get 55
