Question

multivariable calc

Answer 1

how do I figure out which graph it is in the last part?

Answer 2

That's soooo much to read e.e

Answer 3

maybe i should goto the reading section of this site

Answer 4

i suppose since R is being raised to a power, as R goes up, P goes down, do it doesnt seem like it could be D

Answer 5

ask a more particular question

Answer 6

summarize your question

Answer 7

how would I graph this?

Answer 8

why are there multiple lines on the graph?

Answer 9

oh I see it corresponds to each balance equation i did previously...?

Answer 10

ok I might be able to solve it then, was confused because there were multiple curves...

Answer 11

still a bit lost here, tried graphing it, get strange results.

Answer 12

lucky guess is, got the answer as C, but havent nailed down why.

Answer 13

set r=0

Answer 14

and solve for some y intercepts

Answer 15

if you set r=0, P=0

Answer 16

or set it to 0.00001

Answer 17

k

Answer 18

actually when u set r=0 p is not 0 its just a 0/0 expression

Answer 19

if i do that then i get
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=y%3D%28450000*0.00000001%29%2F%28%281%2B0.00000001%29^120-1%29%29

3750, but that wasnt would correspond to graph A...

Answer 20

wait nvm

Answer 21

extra 0 on the 45000, k thanks man.

Answer 22

np

Answer 23

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