civil engineer wants to estimate the maximum number of cars that can safely travel on a particular road at a given speed. He assumes that each car is 14 feet long, travels at speed S, and follows the car in front of it at a safe distance for that speed. He finds that the number N of cars that can pass a given spot per minute is modeled by the function
N=(89s)/(14+14(s/17)^2))

At what speed can the greatest number of cars travel safely on that road? Assume that the maximum possible speed of a car is less than 300.

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civil engineer wants to estimate the maximum number of cars that can safely travel on a particular road at a given speed. He assumes that each car is 14 feet long, travels at speed S, and follows the car in front of it at a safe distance for that speed. He finds that the number  N of cars that can pass a given spot per minute is modeled by the function 
N=(89s)/(14+14(s/17)^2))

At what speed can the greatest number of cars travel safely on that road? Assume that the maximum possible speed of a car is less than 300.

anonymous · Answer

got the answer .Never mind