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1. A factory manufactures widgets.

My question is with a multi-part homework assignment that we got in class. The information given is :A factory manufactures
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1. A factory manufactures widgets. The rate of production of widgets after t weeks is (dx/dt) = 30(1-((20)/((t-20)^2)))
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1. A factory manufactures widgets. The rate of production of widgets after t weeks is (dx/dt) = 30(1-((20)/((t-20)^2)))
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I was given a homework assignment that I need to do but have no idea where to even start. If possible, please include steps.
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Consider this situation.A factory makes blue and green widgets. The cost of making both types of widgets is the same. Both types
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A factory produces 7,482 widgets per day. It ships these widgets in 2 crates. Each widget sells for $7. How much money does one
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Robots at the Galactic Workshop had 24 widgets to build. 1/4 of the widgets were green 1/2 of the remaining widgets were blue.
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A company manufactures widgets. The daily marginal cost to produce x widgets is found to beC'(x) = 0.000009x^2 - 0.009x + 8
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Suppose the price of widgets rises from $7 to $9 and consumption of widgets falls from 25 widgets a month to 15 widgets.
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Suppose the price of widgets falls from $7 to $5 and consumption of widgets rises from 15 widgets a month to 25 widgets.
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