Answer:
A:
p = 65s, 0《s《20
p = 1300, s > 20
B:
p = 300 + 40s, s》0
C:
p = 900
Step-by-step explanation:
Salmesman A:
p = 65s
65s = 1300
s = 20
Salesman B:
p = 300 + 40s
Salesman C:
p = 900
Yes you can use the discriminant of a quadratic/polynomial. For instance, if

there is one real root. If

there are two real roots and i

there are no real roots
The discriminant comes from the quadratic equation, which is the following.
Answer:
3.25
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1+4=5?
Step-by-step explanation:
5..?yeah...um..thx for the free points..^^
Hey there!
Let's first find an easier situation.
If we're saying:
How many fives are in ten?
We're doing 10 divided by 5, because we're seeing how many 5's go into 10.
It's no different here.
We will be doing 6 divided by 3/4, just as we did with our simpler situation.
Using our "keep, switch, flip" rule (keep first term, change to multiplication, take reciprocal of second term)
we get:
6 divided by 3/4
=
6 * 4/3
= 24/3
= 8 3/4's in 6.
Hope this helps!