Q. 45
Question
Find a formula for the cost of producing a gourmet soup can with radius and height inches, and answer the following questions:
- What is the radius of a can that is inches tall and costs cents to produce?
- Your manager wants you to produce -inch-tall cans that cost between and cents. Write this requirement as an absolute value inequality.
- What range of radii would satisfy your manager? Write an absolute value inequality whose solution set lies inside this range of radii.
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- The radius of a can that is inches tall and costs cents to produce is, inches.
- The requirement as an absolute value inequality is, .
- The range of radius that is satisfied is, . An absolute value inequality whose solution set lies inside this range of radii is, .
1Part a Step 1 . Given information
Radius .
Height inches.
Total cents is, .
2Part a Step 2 . Considering the radius r and height 5 inches, the cost function will be,
Substitute in the cost function.
Hence, the radius is, inches.
3Part b Step 1 . Given information
The manager wants us to produce -inch-tall cans that cost between and cents.
4Part b Step 2 . Considering that the cost of cans of 5 -inch tall between 20 and 40 cents, the inequality can be written as,
Again, subtracting from each sides we get,
Hence, the inequality is, .
5Part c Step 1 . The range of radius that is satisfied is,
.
Therefore, .
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