Isolating 2abCos(c) on one side of the equation and using the given values of a, b and c we can find the answer to this question as shown below:
The maximum occurs when the derivative of the function is equal to zero.

Then evaluate the function for that time to find the maximum population.

Depending on the teacher, the "correct" answer will either be the exact decimal answer or the greatest integer of that value since you cannot have part of a rabbit.
<span>My answer was D. 13.9 yd.
It depends on which leg is 12 yds
If it's the short one, hyp = 24
If the other one, hyp = 13.9
hope this works
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Step-by-step explanation:
Variable x = number of copies
6.50 <= 0.45x
Divide both sides by 0.45
6.50 ÷ 0.45 <= 0.45x ÷ 0.45
14.4444.... <= x
No more than 14 copies
6.50 <= 0.45x
6.50 <= 0.45(14.444)
The empirical rule says 68% of the distribution should fall within one standard deviation of the mean, so you should expect salaries between

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