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If q is positive and increasing, for what value of q is the rate of increase of q3 twelve times that of q?
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I am in calculus and was asked this question -- but I'm totally stumped just trying to figure out what it means. Does anyone else get it? (Answers are 2, 3, 4.5, 12, and 36) I think maybe it's 3, but I'm just not sure...
I'm sorry, i don't get the question. What's q3?
Is it \[q^3\]
Oh my bad, formatting thing. Yep it's q^3
\[(q^3)/dq = (3q^2)\]\[(q)dq = (1)\] 3q^2=12 q=2
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So then q=2 would make the rate of increase of q3 twelve times that of q?
*q^3
Yep That's what I get
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