The required maximum value of the function C = x - 2y is 4.
Given that,
The function C = x - 2y is maximized at the vertex point of the feasible region at (8, 2). What is the maximum value is to be determined.
<h3>What is the equation?</h3>
The equation is the relationship between variables and represented as y =ax +m is an example of a polynomial equation.
Here,
Function C = x - 2y
At the vertex point of the feasible region at (8, 2)
C = 8 - 2 *2
C= 4
Thus, the required maximum value of the function C = x - 2y is 4.
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It’s c because if you do the calculations it adds up to c
Answer:
Use SOH CAH TOA to rember how the trig function fit on the triangle
Step-by-step explanation:
we are given the Hypotenuse and the Opposite or H and O look for the trig function with each of those, SOH is good
Sin Ф = Opp / Hyp, or SOH
now plug in what you are given
Sin Ф = 5 / 8
use inverse trig fuction to find the angle
arcSin ( Sin Ф) = arcSin ( 5/8)
trig functions cancel out
Ф = arcSin(5/8)
I'm using my calculator to find the arcSin(5/8)
Ф=38.6821...°
also make sure you know if your calculator is in degrees or radians.
Ф=38.68° to the nearest hundredth :)
I believe your answer would be 6 or 7 I’m not sure tho I’m not good at this
