Exam 15: Functions of Several Variables
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Your company manufactures two models of stereo speakers, the Ultra Mini and the Big Stack. Demand for each depends partly on the price of the other. If one is expensive then more people will buy the other. If p1 is the price per pair of the Ultra Mini and p2 is the price of the Big Stack, demand for the Ultra Mini is given by
Where q1 represents the number of pairs of Ultra Minis that will be sold in a year. The demand for the Big Stack is given by
Find the prices for the Ultra Mini and the Big Stack that will maximize your total revenue.
Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
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Locate the local minimum of the function.
Express your answer as an ordered triple.
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Use Lagrange Multipliers to solve the problem.
Find the maximum value of subject to .
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The US Postal Service (USPS) will accept only packages with length plus girth no more than 120 inches. (See the figure.)
What are the dimensions of the largest volume package the USPS will accept

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Find the point on the given plane closest to .
NOTE: Please enter your answer in the form .
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Cobb-Douglas productivity functions have the form
Where P stands for the number of items produced per year, x is the number of employees, and y is the annual operating budget. The numbers k and a are constants that depend on the situation we are looking at, with .
How many items will be produced per year by a company that has 150 employees and an annual operating budget of $80,000 if and (Round your answer to one significant digit.)
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For the function
Find .
Express the answer as a decimal rounded to four decimal places.
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The town of West Podunk is shaped like a rectangle 80 miles from west to east and 90 miles from north to south (see the figure). It has a population density of
hundred people per square mile x miles east and y miles north of the southwest corner of town. What is the total population of the town
Please enter your answer as a number without the units.

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Cobb-Douglas productivity functions have the form
where P stands for the number of items produced per year, x is the number of employees, and y is the annual operating budget. The numbers k and a are constants that depend on the situation we are looking at, with .
How many items will be produced per year by a company that has 250 employees and an annual operating budget of $100,000 if and (Round your answer to one significant digit.)
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Find the average value of the given function over the indicated domain.

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