Hey, I posted this question before, but I really need some help.

Question

Thanks...

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A delivery business plans to serve three towns on a stretch of highway. For every trip they make to town A, which we'll place at position x=0, they expect to make two trips to town B (at position x=1) and 3 trips to town C (at position x=4). If they build their delivery centre at position x, then, their daily driving time should be proportional to d(x) = |x| + 2|x - 1| + 3|x - 4|. The owners are thinking of building the center in town C, since it's the biggest but overhead costs would be lower in town B. Where should they build?
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Well, I think I should sketch the function too, but I don't know how...

Answer 1

first, when you make a "trip", one goes there and comes back, so the distance is 2 times ..

On the last question, do the cost function for driving. You will see the cost difference for the initial position, first for x=0, then for x=3

Answer 2

Well, I graphed d(x).
I'm not sure how I am supposed to use it to determine the best position...

Sorry, I don't understand how to do the cost function, since no cost information is given...