solve the formula for the specified variable: A=1/2bh for h
Is it \[A={1 \over 2bh}?\]
your solving for h
I am asking if what I wrote above is the original expression?
If so, then: \[(2Ab)h=1 \implies h={1 \over 2Ab}\]
its A=1/2(one half)bh
But if the original expression is: \[A={1 \over 2}bh\] then: \[h={2A \over b}\]
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the total cost in dollars for a certain company to produce x empty jars to be used by a jelly producer is given by the function C(x)=.07x=12,000. find C(90,000), the cost of producing 90,000 jars
Is it C(x)=0.7x-12,000?
A.) $63,000 B.) $75,000 C.) $12.70 D.) $90,012
I don't want choices. You made a mistake in writing the formula. I want you to check it. Is +12,000 or -12,000?
positive 12,000
If so, then the cost of 90,000 jars is: \[C(90,000)=0.7(90,000)+12,000=$75,000\]
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