Question

a) Using correct units, explain the meaning of I(L(40)) in the context of the problem?
b. Find the value of I(L(40))

Answer 1

@Directrix

Answer 2

@quickstudent

Answer 3

@mathmate

Answer 4

@OtherWorldly

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@Astrophysics

Answer 6

What does L(40) represent?
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Answer 7

did you get this?

Answer 8

@baby456

L(40) represents the number of bread loaves that can be made from 40 pounds of flour.

Because L(F) = 3*F + 10, then
L(40) = 3*40 + 10 = 130 loaves of bread from 40 pounds of flour.

I(L) = the income generated from selling L loaves of bread.

I ( L ( F ) ) represents the income generated from selling L(F) loaves of bread.

I ( L ( F ) ) gives the income generated as a function of the number of pounds of flour, F, that are used.

I ( L ( 40 ) ) represents the money made from cooking bread loaves with 40 pounds of flour.

That would be I ( L (40 ) ) which equals $780 for 40 pounds of flour.

Answer 9

@3mar Will you read through this ^^^^ and determine if it makes correct sense to you? Thanks.

Answer 10

I did not read yet.
I was at the other question you mentioned me!