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In this question, the amount of units produced in a factory after t hours is given by the equation y equals to 24t plus 0 .5 t squared minus t cube, where t varies between 0 and 5.
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Where is to find the critical values of this function? where has to find, to determine which critical values make sense, and determine the intervals when y is increasing.
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All right, let's answer the first question.
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The critical values.
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To find the critical values, we need to solve the equation y prime equals to 0.
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In our case, y prime equals to 24 plus 0 .5 multiplied by 2 t minus 3 t squared.
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This simplifies to 24 plus t minus 3 t squared.
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And we want this to be equal to 0.
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This gives us a quadratic equation, negative 3 t squared plus t plus 24 equals to 0 and let's find the roots of this equation by using the quadratic formula we first need to calculate the discriminant which equals to 1 squared minus 4 multiplied by negative 3 multiplied by 24 this equals to 1 plus 12 times 24 24 times 12 equals to 240 plus 48 is 288 so we are going to get 1 plus 288 this equals to 289 therefore the square root of the discriminant equals to 17 then by the quadratic formula the roots are negative 1 plus minus the square root of the discriminant divided by twice the coefficient in front of t squared and therefore the roots are 17 minus 1 is 16 and 16 divided by negative 6 is negative 16 over 6 equals to negative 8 thirds.
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The second root is negative 1 minus 17 over negative 6 equals to 3.
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Alright, these are the critical values of our function.
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Now let's answer the second question.
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Which of the critical values make sense? now recall that the critical values in our...
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T, in our case, the variable t represents time.
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And since t represents time, time cannot be negative, which means that t equals to negative 8 thirds does make sense.
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Therefore, only t equals to 3 makes sense in this question.
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Now let's answer the last question.
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We are asked to find the intervals where y is increasing...