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A(x) = x( 48 - x) When is A(x) at its maximum? Explain or show how you know.
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A(x) = x( 48 - x)
When is A(x) at its maximum?
Explain or show how you know.

User Biker John
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Answer:

When X = 24

Explanation:

Use derivative to locate the turning point.

48 - 2X = 0, => X = 24

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