Next week, you charged \$9 per guest with 39 guests on average. Find: (a) The linear demand equation q(p)=
(b) The revenue function R(p)=
(c) The cost function C(p)=−25.5p+488
Next week, you charge \$9 per guest with 39 guests on average. (a) Find the demand equation q(p)=.
(b) Find revenue R(p)=.
(c) Given costs C(p)=−25.5p+488, find profit P(p)=.
(d) Determine break-even entrance fees p= (two values, rounded to two decimals).
Given sales and prices for Q1 2009 and 2010, find the linear demand function q(p) and predict sales at \$75. For each \$1 price increase, how many units decrease?
RideEm Bicycles can make 170 bikes for \$10,300 and 190 bikes for \$10,900. (a) Find the cost function C(x)=.
(b) What are the fixed costs in dollars?
(c) What are the variable costs in dollars?
Given \$7,500: (a) Create a linear function for development fee p based on contracts q: p(q)= (b) Find total revenue R from q contracts: R(q)= (c) Monthly costs: Fixed: \150,000,Variable:$1,500q.CostfunctionC(q)= (d) Profit function $P(q)= (e) Find break-even contracts signed: ISeeYou breaks even at contracts.
ISeeYou charges \$7,500. (a) Create a linear function for the fee p for q contracts: p(q)=.
(b) Determine total revenue R from q contracts: R(q)=.
(c) Monthly costs: Fixed \150,000,Variable$1,500percontract.Findcostfunction:C(q)=$.
Next week, you charged \$9 per guest with an average of 39 guests. (a) Find the demand equation q(p)=.
(b) Find revenue R(p)=.
(c) Given C(p)=−25.5p+488, find profit P(p)=.
(d) Determine break-even entrance fees, rounded to two decimal places.
Given cell phone sales and prices for Q1 2009 and 2010, find the demand function q(p). Predict sales at \$156. Also, determine the sales decrease per \$1 price increase.
Next week, you charged \$9 per guest with 39 guests on average. (a) Find the demand equation q(p)=.
(b) Find the revenue function R(p)=.
(c) Given costs C(p)=−25.5p+488, find profit P(p)=.
(d) Find break-even entrance fees, rounding to two decimal places.
Miss Lee's tax is \$4500. Find her net chargeable income using the tax rates: 2\% for \$40000, 7\% for next \$40000, 12\% for next \$40000, and 17\% for the rest. Round to the nearest dollar.
Your answer is incorrect.
The area covered by a certain population of bacteria increases according to a continuous exponential growth model. Suppose that a sample culture has an initial area of 5.6mm2 and an observed doubling time of 5 minutes.
(a) Let t be the time (in minutes) passed, and let y be the area of the sample at time t.
Write a formula relating y to t.
Use exact expressions to fill in the missing parts of the formula.
Do not use approximations.
y=5.6e(5ln2)t
(b) What will the area of the sample be in 22 minutes? Do not round any intermediate computations, and round your answer to the nearest tenth.
179.2mm2
(c) You are given the point (3,2) in polar coordinates.
(i) Find another pair of polar coordinates for this point such that r>0 and 2π≤θ<4π.
r=θ=
(ii) Find another pair of polar coordinates for this point such that r<0 and 0≤θ<2π.
r=θ=
The logistic growth function P(x)=1+271e−0.122x90 models the percentage, P(x), of Americans who are x years old and have some coronary heart disease. Use this function to find the age at which the percentage of Americans who have some coronary heart disease is 49%. What is the age at which 49% of Americans have some coronary heart disease?
□ years old (Round to the nearest integer.)
ng and reasoning.
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Write a sinusoidal equation that has the following
characteristics:
The midline is at y = 5
The length of one period is 60°
y= 4 sin ②x-60°).
List the critical numbers of the following function in increasing order. Enter N in any blank that you don't need to use.
f(θ)=4cos(θ)+2sin2(θ),−π≤θ≤π□
\begin{align*}
\text{Pour l'équation } y = -3 \cos \left(2\left(x + 45^{\circ}\right)\right) + 2, \\
\text{trouver les valeurs de BERT qui permettent de tracer le graphique.} \\
\text{Donnez les nombres exacts pour chaque B, E, R, T.}
\end{align*}