Asked by Anonymous
the function f(x) 100,000x/100-x models the cost in dollars for removing x percnet of the pollutants from a bayou in which a company dumped creosol. find the cost of removing 60 and then 80% of the pollutants from the bayou. Can the company every remove 100% of the pollutants from the bayou? Explain
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Answered by
bobpursley
This is pretty straightforward calculating.
if x were 30 percent,
cost=100,000*30/70 Now what are you having difficulty with?
if x were 30 percent,
cost=100,000*30/70 Now what are you having difficulty with?
Answered by
Anonymous
can the company ever remove 100% of the pollutants from the bayou, explain.
100,000*60/100-.60 is how I calculated this. then the 80 and then 100 I calculated the denominator as 100-1.0. I wasn't sure if the denominator was correct nor did I understand how to answer the last question.
100,000*60/100-.60 is how I calculated this. then the 80 and then 100 I calculated the denominator as 100-1.0. I wasn't sure if the denominator was correct nor did I understand how to answer the last question.
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