I NEED HELP!!!!!
please you have to maximaze the function p(x), in other words you have to calculate the derivative of p(x) and the solve the equation: \[\frac{ dp }{ dx }=0\]
please, write the derivative of p(x), namely dp/dx
@omgitsjc
\[\frac{ dp }{ dx }=-20x+200\] is it right?
@omgitsjc Please, note that I can not say you the answer directly, since the code of conduct. Nevertheless I can help you in your reasoning!
Sorry, The cable guy came and i walk off.
and @Michele_Laino i dont know.
now, please set -20x+200=0, and find x, write your answer, please!
ok.. HOw do i find x.. Is it 10?
that's right!
now insert x=10, into the function p(x), then calculate it, and write what you get, please!
namely calculate p(10) @omgitsjc
oh... Ok, just dumb it down a bit.
so do i do -20*10+200=0?
noo, please you have to do this: \[-10*(10)^{2}+200*10-250=-10*100+2000-250=...\]
so, please, what do you got?
ok that first one was 2750 and the second half was 850
I get the felling i needed or need to do something more
from preceeding calculus the result is 750, are you agree?
yes, i think so
ok! then x=10 and p(x)=750 is your answer, namely the third option
that's all
wow! Thx, and sorry for walking away before.
don't worry, thank you!
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