when the price of a certain commodity is p dollars per unit, costumers demand x hundred units of the commodity, where .5x^2 + 2px +3p^2= 249. How fast is the demand x changing with respect to time when the demand is 6 units, the price is $7 per unit and is decreasing at the rate of 10 cents per month?
you didnt give me a medal for my last question :/
ill do that right now
can you help me with this
ok lets try implicit deriv.
.5x^2 + 2px +3p^2= 249. .5*2x*dx/dt + 2*dp/dt*x + 2*p*dx/dt + 3*2*p*dp/dt = 0
after this whats next
now we can plug in
can you tell me what to plug in
when the price of a certain commodity is p dollars per unit, costumers demand x hundred units of the commodity, How fast is the demand x changing with respect to time when the demand is 6 units, the price is $7 per unit and is decreasing at the rate of 10 cents per month? x = 6 hundred units = 600 p = 7 dp/dt = -.10 .5*2x*dx/dt + 2*dp/dt*x + 2*p*dx/dt + 3*2*p*dp/dt = 0
does it say demand is 6 hundred units?
no it say demand is 6 units
ok
lets just plug in x = 6
did you get 27
x = 6 hundred units p = 7 dp/dt = -.10 .5*2*(6)*dx/dt + 2*(-.10)*6 + 2*7*dx/dt + 3*2*7*(-.10) = 0
yes I got dx/dt = .27, then multiply by 100, so 27
ok
are these answers correct ?
did we get the last one correct ?
can you help me with one more
need to know if we are doing them correctly
we are
ok so then the correct answer is 27
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