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.
Answer:
Mrs. Wright's paycheck is $630
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x = Mrs. Wright's paycheck.
Mrs. Wright spent 2/9 of her paycheck on food. This means that the amount of money spent on food is 2/9 × x = 2x/9
She spent 1/3 on rent. This means that the amount spent on rent is
1/3 ×x x = x/3
Amount she spent on food and rent is x/3 + 2x/9 =3x + 2x /9
= 5x/9
The remainder is her pay check - the amount that she spent on food and rent. It becomes
x - 5x/9 = (9x- 5x)/9 = 4x/9
She spent 1/4 of the remainder on transportation. It means that she spent 1/4 × 4x/9 = x /9 on transportation.
Amount left = 4x /9 - x/9= 3x/9
She had $210 left. Therefore,
210 = 3x/9
3x = 9×210 = 1890
x = 1890/3
x = $630
Answer:
8000 to the nearest thousand
7905.685 to the thousandth
Step-by-step explanation:
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The cost of the shirts is stable, so we can subtract $1150 - $84, which = $1066. Now we want to find how many watches we can buy with $1066, or how many times $99 fits into $1066. So divide 1066 by 99 to get 10.77. You can't buy 77ths of a watch, so round it down to 10 and you have your answer. Samantha can buy 10 watches.
