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Answer:
g
Step-by-step explanation:
The maximum value occurs at gradient 0 (the stationary point).
In f this has a value (y) of 6.
In the equation example we have to differentiate:
dg(x)/dx = -x + 4
Gradient is 0 so 4 - x = 0 so x = 4
Plug g(4)=our maximum=-(1/2)4^2 + 4(4) + 3 = -8 + 16 + 3 = 11
11 > 6 so g has greater maximum.
B. Shows lest Variability.
A) is constant, C) is Constant, D) is constant but with and addition of 20 and remaining
Answer:
Part A: x=3
Part B: 6oz
3x=18
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A-
So, he needs 3 oz for each sandwich.
This gives us 3 for the equation.
The question says that we need an equation for this.
If we need an equation, we could write something like
x=3
There's really not anything else that we could write here.
Part B-
We now have something that we need to write.
He has 18 oz for sandwiches.
Each sandwich needs 3 oz.
So, we can write something like 3x=18
Then we could solve the equation by dividing both sides by 3.
This will leave us with x=6
Hope this works!
Let the amount of chocolate bars each child receives be x
X= 30/12
X=5/2
