1 Two of the fastest romantic relationships ended with the following equations: R. = 4D - 402D + 3D – 6, R, = (1/3)D - 200D + 7. R stands for the relationships 1 and 2 while D stands for the days it took before breakup. Which of the following is/are correct? A. Relationship 1 lasted longer than Relationship 2. B. Relationship 2 lasted longer than Relationship 1. c. Relationship 1 lasted for just almost 1 week. d. Relationship 2's duration is still shorter than the first-pay out period of salary given every half the month.
1 Two of the fastest romantic relationships ended with the following equations: R. = 4D - 402D + 3D – 6, R, = (1/3)D - 200D + 7. R stands for the relationships 1 and 2 while D stands for the days it took before breakup. Which of the following is/are correct? A. Relationship 1 lasted longer than Relationship 2. B. Relationship 2 lasted longer than Relationship 1. c. Relationship 1 lasted for just almost 1 week. d. Relationship 2's duration is still shorter than the first-pay out period of salary given every half the month.
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Chapter1: Physics And Measurement
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Problem 1.29P
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Step 1
Given data:
Equation for Relations is,
Formula used:
For minimum or maximum value of R,
Step 2
Calculation:
For R1,
Differentiate with respect to D
Compare above equation with standard quadratic equation
From above,
a=9, b= 8, c= -402
Therefore, roots of the above equation is,
Therefore, putting value for R1,
for D= 6.253,
Which is impossible (days never negative)
for D=-7.142 ,
------------------(1)
Similarly for R2,
Differentiate with respect to D,
Therefore, putting value for R2,
for D= 8.164,
Which is not possible.
for D= -8.164,
--------------------(2)
Form equation (1) and (2),
R1 > R2
Therefore, relation 1 is lasted longer than relation (2)
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