Posted by Taylor on Saturday, June 19, 2010 at 9:51pm.
Whenever there is a division, insert parentheses to indicate the beginning and the end of the denominator, for example:
C=6.000/200-2x
is not the same as:
C=6.00/(200-2x)
I believe the expression supplied was the latter.
A. 80%
C=6.00/(200-2*80)=6/40=0.15 M$
B. When the denominator becomes zero, the expression for the cost is undefined.
If the denominator is (200-2x), when it becomes zero, then
(200-2x)=0
Solve for x.
When the expression is undefined, what does it mean in everyday terms?
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