Calculus help needed
11-14-2004, 06:48 PM
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Calculus help needed
My mind went blank and I can't do the following:
Maximize R(t) = 50t / (t^2 + 36)
t >= 0
Somehow I forgot how to find the derivative!
Maximize R(t) = 50t / (t^2 + 36)
t >= 0
Somehow I forgot how to find the derivative!
11-16-2004, 04:59 PM
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d/dt = -50*(t^2-36)/(t^2+36)^2
This is a limit as t approaches infinity, and is always larger than 0, correct?
I don't know about marginal revenue functions. Is that Net Present Value?
This is a limit as t approaches infinity, and is always larger than 0, correct?
I don't know about marginal revenue functions. Is that Net Present Value?
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