Exam 15: Functions of Several Variables
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Your on-line bookstore is in direct competition with Amazon.com, BN.com, and Borders.com. Your company's daily revenue in dollars is given by
Where x, y, and z are the online daily revenues of Amazon.com, BN.com, and Borders.com, respectively. If Amazon.com and BN.com each show a daily revenue of $1,000, give an equation showing how your daily revenue depends on that of Borders.com.
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Locate the maximum of the function.
Express your answer as an ordered triple. If there is more than one answer, separate them by commas.
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Your latest CD - ROM drive is expected to sell between
and
units if priced at p. You plan to set the price between $200 and $300. What are the maximum and minimum possible revenues you can make What is the average of all the possible revenues you can make
Please enter your answer as three numbers, separated by commas.
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A productivity model at the Handy Gadget Company is
Where P is the number of gadgets the company turns out per month, x is the number of employees at the company, and y is the monthly operating budget in thousands of dollars. Because the company hires part - time workers, it uses anywhere between 44 and 54 workers each month, and its operating budget varies from $12,000 to $14,000 per month. What is the average of the possible numbers gadgets it can turn out per month (Round the answer to the nearest 1,000 gadgets.)
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Classify each labeled point on the graph.
Choose the correct letter for each question.
-none

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Your weekly cost (in dollars) to manufacture x cars and y trucks is given by
Compute the marginal cost of manufacturing cars at a production level of 14 cars and 13 trucks.
$ __________
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Classify each labeled point on the graph.
Choose the correct letter for each question.
-a relative minimum

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Calculate , and when defined.
Enter your answers, separated by a comma.
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Solve the given problem by using substitution.
Find the minimum value of subject to .
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Suppose your newspaper is trying to decide between two competing desktop publishing software packages, Macro Publish and Turbo Publish. You estimate that if you purchase x copies of Macro Publish and y copies of Turbo Publish, your company's daily productivity will be
Where U (x, y) is measured in pages per day (U is called a utility function.) If , by approximately how many pages per day will productivity increase if x is increased by one unit
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Your weekly cost (in dollars) to manufacture x cars and y trucks is given by
Compute the marginal cost of manufacturing cars at a production level of 20 cars and 10 trucks.
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Solve the given problem by using substitution.
Find the maximum value of subject to .
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Find the average value of the given function over the indicated domain.

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