Hi I’m confused about this optimization practice problem, i think we need to draw a picture of the problem (labelled with the variables) and then we need an equation with one variable for the problem and then we need to find and test the critical numbers and max and min and test them I believe and if possible a domain or boundary for the problem. We didn’t use any fancy math methods or trig or anything just simply solved it. I believe a concluding statement as well Thanks for the help!: Suppose (x) is the total cost of producing x skateboards c(x) = 1800 + 10x + 0.2x^2

Hi I’m confused about this optimization practice problem, i think we need to draw a picture of the problem (labelled with the variables) and then we need an equation with one variable for the problem and then we need to find and test the critical numbers and max and min and test them I believe and if possible a domain or boundary for the problem. We didn’t use any fancy math methods or trig or anything just simply solved it. I believe a concluding statement as well Thanks for the help!: Suppose (x) is the total cost of producing x skateboards c(x) = 1800 + 10x + 0.2x^2

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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter3: Functions And Graphs

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16T

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Hi I’m confused about this optimization practice problem, i think we need to draw a picture of the problem (labelled with the variables) and then we need an equation with one variable for the problem and then we need to find and test the critical numbers and max and min and test them I believe and if possible a domain or boundary for the problem. We didn’t use any fancy math methods or trig or anything just simply solved it. I believe a concluding statement as well Thanks for the help!
Hi I’m confused about this optimization practice problem, we need to draw a picture of the problem (labelled with the variables) and then we need an equation with one variable for the problem and then we need to find and test the critical numbers and max and min and test them I believe and if possible a domain or boundary for the problem. We didn’t use any fancy math methods or trig or anything just simply solved it. I believe a concluding statement as well Thanks for the help!
Hi this is an Optimization homework problem, it is calculus and we did not do any like fancy math methods we just need to draw an illustration of the problem first and then come up with a one variable equation along with an interval or boundary (if possible) and then test the points that we get. Thank you so much!