Weird derivative question? stewart calculus 3.3 #54?
q=f(p)
R(p)=pf(p)
a) what does it mean to say that f(20)=10,000 and f'(20)=-350?
b) find R'(20) and interpret your answer.
I have know idea of how to do this question.
I know how to take derivatives and stuff.
this question is asked after the book discussed the product and quotient rules....
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q=f(p)
R(p)=pf(p)
a) what does it mean to say that f(20)=10,000 and f'(20)=-350?
b) find R'(20) and interpret your answer.
I have know idea of how to do this question.
I know how to take derivatives and stuff.
this question is asked after the book discussed the product and quotient rules. antiderivatives are not handled yet.
R(p)=pf(p)
a) what does it mean to say that f(20)=10,000 and f'(20)=-350?
b) find R'(20) and interpret your answer.
I have know idea of how to do this question.
I know how to take derivatives and stuff.
this question is asked after the book discussed the product and quotient rules. antiderivatives are not handled yet.
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