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Answer 1

My brian

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Answer 3

No

Answer 4

The maximum is where the most profit could made. While also having the lowest production cost.

Answer 5

Would the (X - intercepts be:- t= 4 & -1/4

Answer 6

No, the x-intercepts are where the graph hits 0 on the x-plane. So it would be x=0, ~6

Answer 7

Line of symmetry ? ajd vertex ?

Answer 8

I got 15/8 & 15/8 , 289/4

Answer 9

I literally just looked at the graph lol

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Wow

Answer 12

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Answer 13

Did you get banned

Answer 14

Lovin it

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Answer 16

Why

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💀

Answer 19

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W

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Rip

Answer 22

I’m sorry… I don’t know the answer to this question

Answer 23

Bc I can

Answer 24

You did the same

Answer 25

Yes

Answer 26

U did

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Answer 29

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Smarer

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Smarter

Answer 34

Its mx+b

Answer 35

Thats not hard

Answer 36

Yes, and the vertex would just be -b/2a. so
\[\large t= \frac{-60}{2(-16)} \]
Simplified
\[\large t=\frac{15}{8} \]

Answer 37

ight

Answer 38

and the line of symmetry would just be using the vertex as an equation sooo

f(t) = (15/8)t

Answer 39

I think you can draw the graph from here?

Answer 40

The vertex and symmetry is the same?

Answer 41

I thought it was ( 15 / 8 , 289 / 4 )

Answer 42

The vertex is a point, and the line of symmetry just uses the same x-coordinate.

So same x I meant

Answer 43

Here's a rough sketch of your graph

Answer 44

ight

Answer 45

ok

Answer 46

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Answer 48

For the first, the maximum represents the "most profit is made"

The x-intercepts represent where "no profit" would be made

The rate of change is basically the slope from x=3 to x=6

Answer 49

And domain is related to the x-values, since you can't go to infinity with it,

\[\large 0 \le x \le 6 \]
Since x can be at the very least 0, and at most 6 before it starts heading off into negative territory

Answer 50

ight