Answer:
156 pieces of art is in one classroom alone
Step-by-step explanation:
take 641+490=1,131
then times 1,131 times 8 which gives u 9,048
then divide 9,048 by 58 for the classrooms which gives u 156
The answer is infinite solution.
3(4x)+3(-1) = 12x-3
12x-3 = 12x-3
The absolute minimum = -2√2.
The absolute maximum= 4.5
Consider f(t)=t√9-t on the interval (1,3].
Find the critical points: Find f'(t)=0.
f"(t) = 0
√9-t² d/dt t + t d/dt √9-t²=0
√9-t² + t/2√9-t² (-2t)=0
9-t²-t²/√9-t²=0
9-2t²=0
9=2t², t²=9/2, t=±3/√2
since -3/√2∉ (1,3].
Therefore, the critical point in the interval (1,3] is t= 3/√2.
Find the value of the function at t=1, 3/√2,3 to find the absolute maximum and minimum.
f(-1)=-1√9-1²
= -√8 , =-2√2
f(3/√2)= 3/√2 √9-(3/√2)²
= 3/√2 √9-9/2
=3/√2 √9/2
=9/2 = 4.5
f(3)= 3√9-3²
= 3(0)
=0
The absolute maximum is 4.5 and the absolute minimum is -2√2.
The absolute maximum point is the point at which the function reaches the maximum possible value. Similarly, the absolute minimum point is the point at which the function takes the smallest possible value.
A relative maximum or minimum occurs at an inflection point on the curve. The absolute minimum and maximum values are the corresponding values over the full range of the function. That is, the absolute minimum and maximum values are bounded by the function's domain.
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The degree is 3.
This video explains it pretty well: https://virtualnerd.com/pre-algebra/polynomials-nonlinear-functions/polynomials/monomial-polynomial-degrees/polynomial-degree-definition
