Answer:
a. C(x) = 24,000 + 100x
b. R(x) = 200x
c. Break-even point is 240 canoes
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Cost function is C(x) = FC + pcost * x
C(x) = 24,000 + 100x
Where
FC=Fixed cost = 24,000
pcost=costs to prod canoes = $100
x=produce quantity
b.Revenue function
R(x) = Px * x
R(x) = 200x
Where
Px=Price
x=produce quantity
c. Break-even point is the amount of canoes where revenue are the same as cost. We cover the total cost with the sales.
So, FC + pcost * x=Px * x
24,000 + 100x=200x
Isolating x
24,000 =200x- 100x
100x=24000
x=24,000/100
x=240
We know that sin2x=2sinxcosx
(search the net for proof if you wish)
So the original equation becomes
2sinxcosx-sinx=0
The two terms both have sinx that can be taken out to get:
sinx(2cosx-1)=0
This is true if sinx=0 or 2cosx-1=0 , rewritten: cosx=1/2
sinx=0 than x=2kπ
cosx=1/2 than x=π/3+2kπ
where k is an integer
Answer:
$1136.60
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for exponential growth is f(x) = a(1 + r)^x where a is the initial value, r is the growth rate, and x is the number of time intervals.
We know that Mr. Paris starts with an $1800 initial value, so we can substitute that into the equation:
f(x)=1800(1 + r)^x
We also know the time intervals is 6 months. So that can be substituted as well:
f(x)=1800(1 + r)^6
They told you that the growth rate is 8.5%, which is 0.085 of 1.
f(x)=1800(1 + 0.085)^6
Add the 2 values in the parentheses and you get 1.085
f(x)=1800(1.085)^6
Now solve.
Order of operations requires you to raise 1.085 to the 6th power before multiplying by 1800. So then you have this:
1800(1.63146751) = 2936.64152. That rounds to 2936.60
So $2936.60 is the total amount of money in the bank account, but were looking for the interest earned, which is the difference between the end value and the initial value.
$2936.60 - $1800 = $1136.60
A cross-section is the shape that would be exposed when cutting straight through a 3-D object. for example, cutting horizontally through a regular cone would expose a circle.
an intersection is where 2 or more shapes (does not matter how many dimensions) overlap. for example, the point at which two lines overlap is the intersection. or the area that two overlapping circles share is the intersection.
