Yes because the larger the bottom number the smaller the amount. :)
So when one goes up, the other goes down. This is an inverse equation.
An inverse equation looks like this: y = 1/x
In this case, when parking fee (f) decreases, cars (c) increase.
You know which side to put each variable on using the chart they gave you.
f | c
20.00 15 (20.00 = x/15) x=300
30.00 10 (30.00 = x/10) x=300
So your equation in this case is f = 300/c
Knowing that, plug in the fee of 6.00
6 = 300/c Multiply both sides by c.
6c = 300 Divide both sides by 6.
c = 50 cars
Answer:
x=larger no
y= smaller no
Step-by-step explanation:
x+y=7--------(1)
x=16 + 2y------(2)
(2)--->(1)
16+2y+y = 7
3y + 16 = 7
3y = -9
y = -3//
so x=10
Answer: 15e^5x
Step - by - step
y=3e^5x - 2
By the sum rule, the derivative of 3e^5x - 2 with respect to x is d/dx [ 3e^5x ] + d/dx [-2].
d/dx [ 3e^5x ] + d/dx [ -2 ]
Evalute d/dx [ 3e^5x ]
Since 3 is constant with respect to x , the derivative of 3e^5x with respect to x is
3 d/dx [ e^5x ].
3 d/dx [ e^5x ] + d/dx [ -2 ]
Differentiate using the chain rule, which states that d/dx [ f(g(x))] is f' (g(x)) g' (x) where f(x) = e^x and g(x) = 5x.
To apply the Chain Rule, set u as 5x.
3 ( d/du [ e^u] d/dx [5x] ) + d/dx [ -2]
Differentiate using the Exponential rule which states that d/du [ a^u ] is a^u ln(a) where a=e.
3( e^u d/dx[5x] ) + d/dx [ -2 ]
Replace
3(e^5x d/dx [5x] ) + d/dx [ -2 ]
3(e^5x( 5 d/dx [x] )) + d/dx [ -2 ]
Diffentiate using the Power Rule which states that d/dx [x^n] is nx^n-1 where n=1.
3(e^5x(5*1)) + d/dx [-2]
3 ( e^5x * 5 ) + d/dx [-2]
Multiply 5 by 3
15e^5x + d/dx [-2]
Since -2 is constant with respect to x, the derivative of -2 with respect to x is 0.
15e^5x + 0
15e^5x
Answer:
161 ft squared
Step-by-step explanation:
8 x 5 x 2 = 80
8 x 7 = 56
5 x 5 = 25
80 + 56 + 25
56 + 25 =81
80 + 81 = 161
161 ft squared
