Answer:
Neal thinks that he can sell the tickets for $135.
Step-by-step explanation:
Original price at which Neal bought the tickets = $90
If he expects to sell them at 150% of the original,
150% as a decimal = 150/100 = 1.5
the new resale price = 1.5* $90
= $135
Therefore, Neal thinks that he can sell the tickets for $135.
Answer:
220 i think but im not sure
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is 46
Since A is the midpoint of PA and TA you set both equations to equal each other to find x .
5/3x-2=4x-37
x=15
Then plug in 15 for x
4(15)-37=23
Since PT in both segment added together
23+23 =46
Answer:
second one
Step-by-step explanation:
Start with #47. To find the critical values, you must differentiate this function. x times (4-x)^3 is a product, so use the product rule. The derivative comes out to f '(x) = x*3*(4-x)^2*(-1) + (4-x)^3*1 = (4-x)^2 [-3x + 4-x]
Factoring this, f '(x) = (4-x)^2 [-3x+4-x]
Set this derivative equal to zero (0) and solve for the "critical values," which are the roots of f '(x) = (4-x)^2 [-3x+4-x]. (4-x)^2=0 produces the "cv" x=4.
[-3x+ (4-x)] = 0 produces the "cv" x=1. Thus, the "cv" are {4,1}.
Evaluate the given function at x: {4,1}. For example, if x=1, f(1)=(1)(4-1)^3, or 2^3, or 8. Thus, one of the extreme values is (1,8).
