An object that weighs 1 on Earth weighs 1.19 pounds on Neptune. Suppose a dog weighs 9 pounds on earth. How much would the same
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You can solve this in two ways.
1. Graphical. Plot the graph for x between -5 and 1 (see attachement).
The vertex of the graph is the peak of the curve, which has the coordinates x=-2, y=-9.
2. Analytical. Calculate the derivative of the function f(x)
Solve the equation:
will give the solution x=-2.
Replace x=-2 in the f(x) function and you'll get the value of y:
You get the same answer: x=-2, y=-9
So the answer is
<span>B. (-2, -9)</span>
1. Graphical. Plot the graph for x between -5 and 1 (see attachement).
The vertex of the graph is the peak of the curve, which has the coordinates x=-2, y=-9.
2. Analytical. Calculate the derivative of the function f(x)
Solve the equation:
will give the solution x=-2.
Replace x=-2 in the f(x) function and you'll get the value of y:
You get the same answer: x=-2, y=-9
So the answer is
<span>B. (-2, -9)</span>