The function given is a quadratic function, so the graph will be a parabola. It'll look similar to the photo attached. The minimum cost will be at the vertex of the parabola because that is its lowest point! To find the x-value of the vertex (which is what the question is looking for), use the vertex formula: x = -b/2a. The variable b is the coefficient of the x term in the function, and the variable a is the coefficient of the x² term. In this case, a = 0.125 and b = -5.
x = -(-5)/2(0.125)
x = 5/0.25
x = 20
So, 20 gas grills should be produced each day to maintain minimum costs. Hope that helps! :)
Mason compared the number of free throws made to the number of free throws missed. The probability would actually be 2/5 becahse 18+12 is 30, giving you your denominator, then you made 12. So, simplifying 12/30 gives you your probability of 2/5.
Hope this helps you!
Answer:
(17.5 / 120 - 2v) + (15 / v)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : m(v)= (120 - 2v) / 5 miles per gallon at speed v ,
chauffeur is paid $15/hour
gas cost = $3.5/gallon.
Gasoline cost per mile :
Cost per gallon = $3.5
Cost per gallon * 1/(m(v))
$3.5 * 1 / (120 - 2v) / 5
$3.5 * 5 / 120 - 2 v
= 17.5 / 120 - 2v
Time = distance / speed
Chauffeur cost = 15 per hour / v
Hence ;
Total cost :
Cost of gasoline + Cost of chauffeur
(17.5 / 120 - 2v) + (15 / v)