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The sum of the two bases and the altitude of a trapezoid is 16ft. a) Define the area A of the trapezoid as function of its altitude. b) Find the altitude for which the trapezoid has the largest possible are. (Optimization)
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Answered by
bobpursley
a+b+h=16
Area= h(a+b)/2= h(16-h)/2
dA/dh=0= ... you do it and solve.
Area= h(a+b)/2= h(16-h)/2
dA/dh=0= ... you do it and solve.
Answered by
Anonymous
dA/dh=(2)(1)(-1)-(h(16-h))(0)/4
dA/dh = -2
is this right?
dA/dh = -2
is this right?
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