The minimum value of f is f×3=-5 and f×1=2
The question provides two equations involving the variable f. By isolating f in these equations, we derive two possible values for f. The minimum value for f is the smaller of these two derived values, which is -5/3.
To solve this we can use the principle that if two different values of f multiply with different numbers to equal different constants, we can set up a system of equations to find those values of f.
The given equations are f×3=-5 and f×1=2. Let's denote f×1 as f₁ and f×3 as f₂.
So, the minimum value of f, that is f_min would be the smaller of f₁ and f₂. As -5/3 is smaller than 2, f_min = -5/3.
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A.54
B.105
C.186
D. 402
I Don't Get Algebra At All ._.
Answer: I think the answer would be 0.75
Step-by-step explanation:
48 divided by 64= 0.75: 8
But if you want 0.75:8 it would be 0.09375.
Answer:
x = 7
Step-by-step explanation:
x= number of hours
"cost is not exceed $2500 per day"
not exceed = less than
750+250x < 2500
250x< 2500-750
250x < 1750
x < 1750/250
x<7
7 hours