Exam 8: Functions of Several Variables

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Which of the following describes the contour diagram of Which of the following describes the contour diagram of   ? ?

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The following table shows the revenue R, (in hundreds of dollars) at a movie theater as a function of the number of tickets sold, t, and the number of snacks sold, f. Thus, The following table shows the revenue R, (in hundreds of dollars) at a movie theater as a function of the number of tickets sold, t, and the number of snacks sold, f. Thus,   . Assuming there is only one price for tickets, what is that price?  . Assuming there is only one price for tickets, what is that price? The following table shows the revenue R, (in hundreds of dollars) at a movie theater as a function of the number of tickets sold, t, and the number of snacks sold, f. Thus,   . Assuming there is only one price for tickets, what is that price?

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The profit, P, from producing a product is expressed as a function of the cost, C, of producing the product and the revenue, R, from selling the product. Do you expect P to be an increasing or decreasing function of R?

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For For   , calculate   h   s , calculate For   , calculate   h   s h For   , calculate   h   s s

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The following table shows the revenue R, (in hundreds of dollars) at a movie theater as a function of the number of tickets sold, t, and the number of food items sold, f. Thus, The following table shows the revenue R, (in hundreds of dollars) at a movie theater as a function of the number of tickets sold, t, and the number of food items sold, f. Thus,   . What is the revenue when ticket sales are 300 and food sales are 600?  . What is the revenue when ticket sales are 300 and food sales are 600? The following table shows the revenue R, (in hundreds of dollars) at a movie theater as a function of the number of tickets sold, t, and the number of food items sold, f. Thus,   . What is the revenue when ticket sales are 300 and food sales are 600?

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The amount of principal, $P, needed to obtain a balance of $B after t years at r % interest, compounded continuously, is given by the formula The amount of principal, $P, needed to obtain a balance of $B after t years at r % interest, compounded continuously, is given by the formula   . Which of the following gives the amount principal can be changed by and still maintain the same balance if there is an increase of 1% in the interest rate? . Which of the following gives the amount principal can be changed by and still maintain the same balance if there is an increase of 1% in the interest rate?

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Below is a contour diagram depicting D, the average fox population density as a function of Below is a contour diagram depicting D, the average fox population density as a function of   , kilometers east of the western end of England, and   , kilometers north of the same point.   Is D increasing or decreasing at the point (120, 25) in the northern direction? , kilometers east of the western end of England, and Below is a contour diagram depicting D, the average fox population density as a function of   , kilometers east of the western end of England, and   , kilometers north of the same point.   Is D increasing or decreasing at the point (120, 25) in the northern direction? , kilometers north of the same point. Below is a contour diagram depicting D, the average fox population density as a function of   , kilometers east of the western end of England, and   , kilometers north of the same point.   Is D increasing or decreasing at the point (120, 25) in the northern direction? Is D increasing or decreasing at the point (120, 25) in the northern direction?

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The production function for a company is The production function for a company is   , where P is the amount produced given x units of labor and y units of equipment. Each unit of labor costs $900 and each unit of equipment costs $350. Assuming the goal of the company is to minimize cost given a fixed production goal of 6000 units produced, what are the objective and constraint functions? , where P is the amount produced given x units of labor and y units of equipment. Each unit of labor costs $900 and each unit of equipment costs $350. Assuming the goal of the company is to minimize cost given a fixed production goal of 6000 units produced, what are the objective and constraint functions?

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Is (0, 0) a critical point of the following function? Is (0, 0) a critical point of the following function?

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A television salesman earns a fixed salary of $9.00 per hour plus a $25 commission for each television he sells. If h is the number of hours worked and s is the number of televisions sold, find a formula for A television salesman earns a fixed salary of $9.00 per hour plus a $25 commission for each television he sells. If h is the number of hours worked and s is the number of televisions sold, find a formula for   , the salesman's total earnings. Is E an increasing or decreasing function of s? , the salesman's total earnings. Is E an increasing or decreasing function of s?

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A company operates two plants that make the same product. If Plant 1 produces quantity x of the product and Plant 2 produces quantity y of the product, the cost functions are A company operates two plants that make the same product. If Plant 1 produces quantity x of the product and Plant 2 produces quantity y of the product, the cost functions are   and   . The total market demand   for the product is related to the selling price p by   . What quantity should Plant 1 produce to maximize the company's profit? and A company operates two plants that make the same product. If Plant 1 produces quantity x of the product and Plant 2 produces quantity y of the product, the cost functions are   and   . The total market demand   for the product is related to the selling price p by   . What quantity should Plant 1 produce to maximize the company's profit? . The total market demand A company operates two plants that make the same product. If Plant 1 produces quantity x of the product and Plant 2 produces quantity y of the product, the cost functions are   and   . The total market demand   for the product is related to the selling price p by   . What quantity should Plant 1 produce to maximize the company's profit? for the product is related to the selling price p by A company operates two plants that make the same product. If Plant 1 produces quantity x of the product and Plant 2 produces quantity y of the product, the cost functions are   and   . The total market demand   for the product is related to the selling price p by   . What quantity should Plant 1 produce to maximize the company's profit? . What quantity should Plant 1 produce to maximize the company's profit?

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Suppose Suppose   . Then   has a local minimum value of 9 at the point (2, 3) when A = _____, B = _____, and C = _____. . Then Suppose   . Then   has a local minimum value of 9 at the point (2, 3) when A = _____, B = _____, and C = _____. has a local minimum value of 9 at the point (2, 3) when A = _____, B = _____, and C = _____.

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Which of the following contour diagrams is more likely to show the population density of a region of a small town where the center of the diagram is the town center? I. Which of the following contour diagrams is more likely to show the population density of a region of a small town where the center of the diagram is the town center? I.   II.  II. Which of the following contour diagrams is more likely to show the population density of a region of a small town where the center of the diagram is the town center? I.   II.

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The quantity, Q, of a good produced depends on the number of workers, W, and the amount of capital invested, K, according to the Cobb-Douglas function The quantity, Q, of a good produced depends on the number of workers, W, and the amount of capital invested, K, according to the Cobb-Douglas function   . If the maximum production level at a budget of $2500 is 973 and   , estimate the production if the budget is increased by $100. . If the maximum production level at a budget of $2500 is 973 and The quantity, Q, of a good produced depends on the number of workers, W, and the amount of capital invested, K, according to the Cobb-Douglas function   . If the maximum production level at a budget of $2500 is 973 and   , estimate the production if the budget is increased by $100. , estimate the production if the budget is increased by $100.

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