I dont have paper with me but just solve 2(-2)^3+2 for the first one. The second one is -28 though
11 5/6 as a decimal would be 11.83. Then, rounding that to the nearest whole number would be 12. Giving you an answer of 12.
He spends 45 on wood so that doesn't change
this is a loss so -45
then 22 for each bowl so +22 times number of bouls represented by b so
+22b
f(b)=22b-45
profit depends on number of bowls he sells
Answer:
Width = 9
Step-by-step explanation:
(P=2L+2W) = 72
L = 3W<- length is triple the width
(P = 2(3W) + 2W) = 72
P = 8W =72
W = 9
Answer: As the order quantity increases, annual ordering cost increases
Step-by-step explanation:
The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is simply referred to as the amount of units that should be added by a company to its inventory with each order in order to minimize total inventory costs such as order costs, holding costs, and shortage costs.
The incorrect option is that "as the order quantity increases, annual ordering cost increases". It should be noted that ordering costs are simply the expenses that are incurred in order for an order to be created and processed to a supplier. It should be noted that as the ordering quantity increases, it doesn't mean that the annual ordering costs also increase.
