10. If ABCD is a kite, DB=48 in. and CE=7 in. find DC. *
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we have
<u>The system of equations</u>
-------> equation
-------> equation
Substitute equation in equation
subtract both sides
Divide by both sides
the solution is the point
therefore
the answer is
the solution to the system of equations is the point
Let h = height of the box,
x = side length of the base.
Volume of the box is
.
So
Surface area of a box is S = 2(Width • Length + Length • Height + Height • Width).
So surface area of the box is
The surface are is supposed to be the minimum. So we'll need to find the first derivative of the surface area function and set it to zero.
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Then
So the box is 4.86 in. wide and 4.87 in. high.
x = side length of the base.
Volume of the box is
So
Surface area of a box is S = 2(Width • Length + Length • Height + Height • Width).
So surface area of the box is
The surface are is supposed to be the minimum. So we'll need to find the first derivative of the surface area function and set it to zero.
Then
So the box is 4.86 in. wide and 4.87 in. high.