Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Let
be the number of boxes the team brings with them. Their weight combined with the boxes can't exceed the capacity of 1400. Assuming the elevator runs fine at that exact weight, you want to find the number of boxes, each of which contributes 40 pounds. This is given by the equation
Solving for
, you have
So the team can bring *at most* 5 boxes at a time.
Answer:
z=44/3
Step-by-step
Subtract the numbers 52-12=40
3z-4=40
Add 4 to both sides
3z-4+4=40+4
SImplify
3z=44
Divide both sides by 3
3z/3 = 44/3
z=44/3 or decimal form= 14.66
This question does not make much sense. Brigid has already picked 112 bushels, and she picks at a rate of 58 bushels per hour, the scenario question does not make any sense. 58h + 112 = 5...? What does this mean? But whatever the left side of the equation is, first subtract 112 from both sides and divide by 58, then you will get the value of "h."
Only the last two options are true.
The first one is false, because 4.5 is the value of the maximum of f(x), not the point where it is reached.
The second one is false, because g(x) has a maximum of 9, so it is a downward-facing parabola (just like f(x)), so it doesn't have a minimum.
The third one is true, because the maximum value of f(x) is 4.5, and the maximum value of g(x) is 9, which is twice the maximum of f(x)
The last one is false (see point 2).
