Answer: 12.30 dollars will be spent
Step-by-step explanation: If you go on a trip of 150 miles and each mile is 25 miles per gallon, I divided 150 miles from 25 = 6. Then each gallon cost $2.05 dollars, if we want to know how much will they spend on gas you have to multiply how much per mile and how much it cost. So 2.05 times 6 = 12.30.
Answer:
C(p) = 4,96 (in thousands of dollars)
l = 2980 $ invest in labor
k = 2980 $ invest in equipment
Step-by-step explanation:
Information we have:
Monthly output P = 450*l*k ⇒ k = P/450*l
But the production need to be 4000
Then k = 4000/450*l
Cost of production = l * k (in thousands of dollars)
C(l) = l + 4000/450*l
Taking derivatives (both members of the equation)
C´(l) = 1 - 400 /45*l² ⇒ C´(l) = 0 ⇒ 1 - 400/45l² = 0
45*l² - 400 = 0 ⇒ l² = 400/45
l = 2.98 (in thousands of dollars)
l = 2980 $ And
k = 400/45*l ⇒ k 400/45*2.98
k = 2.98 (in thousands of dollars)
C(p) = l + k
C(p) = 2980 + 2980
C(p) = 5960 $
<em><u>Polygon:</u></em> a figure formed by coplanar segments
with one distinct interior region
Figure A, Figure B, and Figure D would be considered polygons.
Notice that those figures I mentioned above are
composed of line segments, and nothing else.
In addition, these figures don't have two separate
interior regions and figures that do aren't polygons.
Figure C would not be a polygon because
it's formed by a curve rather than line segments.
