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A power station and a factory are on opposite sides of a river 50 feet wide. A power line must be run from the station to the f...Asked by Liz
A power station and a factory are on opposite sides of a river 50 feet wide. A power line must be run from the station to the factory. It costs 25 dollars per foot to run the cable in the river and $15 per foot on land. Express the total cost as a function of x, where x represents the distance downstream from the power station to the point where the cable touches land.
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Answered by
bobpursley
assume the line goes on the same side L, the n crosses.
cost=15L+25sqrt(50^2+(L-x)^2 )
Where L is the distance downstream to the factory.
So what is dcost/dx ?
check my thinking.
cost=15L+25sqrt(50^2+(L-x)^2 )
Where L is the distance downstream to the factory.
So what is dcost/dx ?
check my thinking.
Answered by
THEsTudent
i have a similar question but instead of 50 its 60 aqnd 15 is 20
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