Solve the problem.Let c(x) = t(p0 - p)p3 where t and p0 are constants. Show that c(x) is greatest when 
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We calculate c'(x) = 3tp0p2 - 4tp3, and find that the only critical point is
p = 
p0. As c'(x) < 0 for p > 
p0 and c'(x) > 0 for p < 
p0, the absolute maximum of c(x) occurs at 
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and 
related to the graph of 
In general, how is the graph of r = f(? - ?) related to the graph of 
What will be an ideal response?
Provide an appropriate response.y = -xy = -x + 4y = -x - 4Graph the set of equations on the same grid. Compare the slopes, y-intercepts, and their effects on the graphs.
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Solve.The discus is thrown from a circular region 8 feet 5 inches in diameter. What is the area of the circle (in square inches)? Use 3.14 for ?. Round to the nearest tenth, if necessary.
A. 317.1 sq in. B. 8007.8 sq in. C. 4003.9 sq in. D. 32,031.1 sq in.
Provide an appropriate response.The value of the inventory turnover ratio has:
A. value to lending institutions when determining the risk of a business B. value when used within the process of benchmarking C. all of these apply to the inventory turnover ratio D. little meaning if it not compared to another ratio