Raymond B. answered 02/10/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
h(t) -16t^2 + 40t + 48 is the appropriate quadratic to give the height in inches after t seconds
the constant term is the initial height = 4 feet = 4x12 = 48 inches
the linear term's coefficient is the initial velocity, 40 inches per second
the quadratic term's coefficient is the effect of gravity, -32 feet per second per second
h(3) = -16(9) +40(3) + 48 = -144 + 120 + 48 = 24 inches = 2 feet high after 3 seconds
maximum height is found by taking the derivative and setting it equal to zero
h'(t) = -32t + 40 =0
t =40/32 = 5/4 = 1 1/4 seconds to reach max height. plug that t value into the original equation to find maximum height
h(5/4) = -16(5/4)^2 + 40(5/4) + 48 = -25 +50 + 48 = 73 inches max height = 6 feet an 1 inch
No, it can't exceed the height of a bird at 22 feet. 22 inches, yes, but not 22 feet.
P(x) = 750 +500x - x^2
P(50 = 750 +500(50) - (50)^2 = 750 +25,000 - 2,500 = 25,750 - 2,500 = 23,250 thousand pesos profit
P'(x) = 500 -2x = 0
x = 250,000 output to maximize profits
P(250) = 750 +500(250) - (250)^2 = 750 + 125,000 -62,500 = 63,250 thousand pesos is max profit