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2 years ago

15 more than the quotient of 24 and a number x

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iris [78.8K]2 years ago

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Answer:

24x + 15

Step-by-step explanation:

You multiply 24 and x together, then add 15 to the sum.

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The height of the container should be equal to 2.57 cm, so as to minimize cost.

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Where:

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w represents the width.

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Substituting the given parameters into the formula, we have;

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At a volume of 12 ft³, we have:

12 = 4x²h

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For the total area of top and bottom, we have:

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Area = 8x² sq. units.

Thus, the cost of top and bottom is given by:

Cost = 8x² × 1.50

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Area = 10xh sq. units.

Thus, the cost of all four sides is given by:

Cost = 10xh × 4.50

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Also, the cost function would be given by:

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Taking the first derivative, we have:

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Therefore, the height will be:

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