Given that the slide is 4.3 m long and makes an angle of 31°, then to get how high the slide is above the ground we use trigonometry formula.
sin θ=opposite/hypotenuse
opposite=x=how high the slide is above the ground
hypotenuse=length of the slide=4.3 m
θ=31°
plugging the values in the formula and solving for x we obtain
sin 31=x/4.3
x=4.3×tan 31
x=4.3(0.6009)
x=2.58387
x~2.6 m
Hence we conclude that the top of the slide is approximately 2.6 m from the ground
Its either a or d but im not 100% positive
Lines BC, AB, and then AC
I don't know you have to use a measuring tool to figure it out ruler helps sorry try a ruler of a angle scale
Answer:
production cost f(x), in dollars, for x number of units produced by company 1:
f(x) = 0.05x^2 − 7x + 300
2) Table that represents the production cost g(x), in dollars, for x number of units produced by company 2:
x g(x)
0.6 899.58
0.8 899.52
1 899.50
1.2 899.52
1.4 899.58
3) Comparison: do a table for f(x) with the same x-values of the table for g(x).
x f(x) = 0.05x^2 − 7x + 300 g(x)
0.6 295.818 899.58
0.8 294.432 899.52
1 293.05 899.50
1.2 291.672 899.52
1.4 290.298 899.58
As you can see the values of f(x) are consistently lower than the values of g(x) for the same x-values.
The minimum production cost for company 2 is around 899.50 at x = 1, while the minimum production cost of company 1 is defintely lower (lower than 292.298 for sure, in fact if you find the vertex it is 55).
Answer: Based on the given information, the minimum production cost for company 2 is greater.
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