Answer:
n = 32 - 14 (= 18)
Step-by-step explanation:
You haven't given the answer options, however I assume it will be written in this form. I.e. the number of cupcakes still needed is just the total number of students (32) minus the number that Jenna bought (14).
so n = 32 -14 (=18)
Answer:
- -108.26
- -108.13
- -108.052
- -108.026
- -108
Step-by-step explanation:
A graphing calculator or spreadsheet is useful for making the repeated function evaluations required.
The average velocity on the interval [a,b] will be ...
v avg = (y(b) - y(a))/(b-a)
Here, all the intervals start at a=3, so the average velocity for the given values of t will be ...
v avg = (y(3+t) -y(3))/((3+t) -3) = (y(3+t) -y(3))/t
This can be computed for each of the t-values given. The results are shown in the attached table.
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We note that the fractional part of the velocity gets smaller in proportion to t getting smaller. We expect it to go to 0 when t goes to 0.
The estimated instantaneous velocity is -108 ft/s.
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We can simplify the average velocity equation to ...
v avg = ((48(3+t) -26(t+3)^2) -(48(t+3) -26(3)^2)) / t
= (48t -26(t^2 +6t))/t
= 48 -26t -156
<em> v avg = -108 -26t</em>
Then the average velocity at t=0 is -108.
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Answer:
on my quzlet page last year it is 25
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the graph that is included, look at the points given. For example (30, 3). There would be 30 vegetarian dishes and 3 steak dinners for a total of 33 meals. If that is plugged into the cost equation 20(30)+3(30) it would equal $690. The next point (33, 1) would cost 20(33) + 30(1) = $690 and but gives 34 meals. However, 34 vegetarian meals would only cost 20(34)=$680 and have 34 meals.
If both types of meals need to be purchased, 33 vegetarians and 1 steak. If only vegetarians are purchased, the cost is cheaper by $10.