Let x be the number of gigabyte of data used.
Plan A:
Total cost = 30 + 5x
Plan B:
Total cost = 50 + 2x
Irfan will use between 5 to 8 gb of data per month.
When x = 5
Plan A = 30 + 5(5) = $55
When x = 8,
Plan A = 30 + 5(8) = $70
When x =5,
Plan B = 50 + 2(5) = $60
When x = 8,
Plan B = 50 + 2(8) = $68
He is probably better off using Plan A. Plan A is a cheaper option up to 7gb of data. He should only swap to Plan B if he consistently use 8gb or more data per month.
One is going 52 and the other 64
2 (x)+2 (x+12)=232 and solve
Answer:
Cannot be determined
Step-by-step explanation:
You cannot assume the function travels down infinitely, because the function is not given to you. The graph could go up down left or right for all you know, you just cannot see it.
If u = ln(x^(1/3))
then by the chain rule
du = [1/x^(1/3)] * (1/3)x^(-2/3) dx = (1/3)(1/x) dx.
You could get there faster by noting that
ln(x^(1/3)) = (1/3) ln(x), so du = (1/3) dx/x
