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Consider the following mathematical model, where k is the constant of proportionality and k, C, M, A > 0: N = k ( C / AM ) Which of the following MUST be true? NOTE: Assume any variable not mentioned remains fixed. I If C and A decrease, then the behavior of N cannot be determined. II If C increases, then N decreases. III If C and A decrease, then N decreases.

          Consider the following mathematical model, where k is the constant of proportionality and k, C, M, A > 0:
N = k ( C / AM )
Which of the following MUST be true? NOTE: Assume any variable not mentioned remains fixed.

I If C and A decrease, then the behavior of N cannot be determined.

II If C increases, then N decreases.

III If C and A decrease, then N decreases.

Consider the following mathematical model, where k is the constant of proportionality and k, C, M, A > 0:
N = k ( C / AM )
Which of the following MUST be true? NOTE: Assume any variable not mentioned remains fixed.

I If C and A decrease, then the behavior of N cannot be determined.

II If C increases, then N decreases.

III If C and A decrease, then N decreases.

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

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Consider the following mathematical model, where k is the constant of proportionality and k, C, M, A > 0: N = k(C/AM) Which of the following MUST be true? NOTE: Assume any variable not mentioned remains fixed. I If C and A decrease, then the behavior of N cannot be determined. II If C increases, then N decreases. III If C and A decrease, then N decreases.