
To find the critical points, first we derivate the function:

dy/dx has roots x = 0 and x = -5/6.
When x < -5/6, we can check that dy/dx is negative. When -5/6 < x < 0, we can check that dy/dx is positive. And, when x > 0, we can check that dy/dx is also positive.
Therefore, y is increasing when x > -5/6 and decrasing when x < -5/6. y has inflection points at x = -5/6 and x = 0
Answer:
5 years
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine the number of years needed for the company to process a certain amount of milk, we use the given function which relates the number of years, x, and the gallons of milk, y. We simply substitute the number of gallons to y and solve for x.
y = x^6 − 9x^4 + 70x^2
630 = x^6 − 9x^4 + 70x^2
Solving for x, we will have
x = 4.8866 years or approximately 5 years
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Answer:
6a) i- 2hrs 36mins ii- 3hrs 12mins
b) car A≈ 76.9km/h car B≈ 62.5km/h
c)------
7a) 35km
b) car A=75km car B=60km
c) 30km
d) car A≈36mins car B≈48mins
Step-by-step explanation:
6a) Using the graph follow the lines until they finish then go downwards until you get to the x-axis. The x-axis is going up by 12mins for each square.
b) Using the answer from a, you divide 200km by the time.
For car A 2hrs 36mins becomes 2.6 because 36mins/60mins=0.6
∴ car A: 200/2.6≈ 76.92km/h
For car B 3hrs 12mins becomes 3.2 because 12mins/60mins=0.2
∴ car B: 200/3.2≈ 62.5km/h
7a) Using the graph go down from where the line of car A finished to meet car B. The y-axis is going up by 5km for each square.
b) Starting from the x-axis at 1 hour go upwards to see where you meet the car B line (60km) and car A line(75km). (sorry if that does not really make sense).
c) Difference from car A line to car B:
155km-125km=30km
d) Going across from 50km meet car A line and go down to see it has been travelling for approx. 36mins. Then continue across to car B line, go down to see it reached 50km at approx. 48mins.
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Start from the right-most 7, and go one digit to the left each time:
7 - units place
7 - tens place
7 - hundreds place
3 - thousands place
2 - ten-thousands place
6 - hundred-thousands place
5 - millions place
4 - ten-millions place <----- answer to this question
1 - hundred-millions place
8 - billions place
0 - ten-billions place
9 - hundred billions place
The ten-millions place is the 4.
Answer:
10.8
Step-by-step explanation: