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Solve the problem. The electric power p (in W) as a function of the current i (in A) in a certain circuit is given by p(i) = 30i^2 + 65i. Find the instantaneous rate of change of p with respect to i for i = 0.5 A. 40 W/A 95 W/A 80 W/A 62.5 W/A

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The electric power p (in W) as a function of the current i (in A) in a certain circuit is given by p(i) = 30i^2 + 65i. Find the instantaneous rate of change of p with respect to i for i = 0.5 A.

40 W/A
95 W/A
80 W/A
62.5 W/A
        
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Solve the problem.

The electric power p (in W) as a function of the current i (in A) in a certain circuit is given by p(i) = 30i^2 + 65i. Find the instantaneous rate of change of p with respect to i for i = 0.5 A.

40 W/A
95 W/A
80 W/A
62.5 W/A

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Solve the problem. The electric power p (in W) as a function of the current i (in A) in a certain circuit is given by p(i) = 30i^2 + 65i. Find the instantaneous rate of change of p with respect to i for i = 0.5 A. 40 W/A 95 W/A 80 W/A 62.5 W/A
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00:01 Okay, in this problem, we have to, well, we have this function, p in terms of i, of the electric power in terms of current.
00:09 And that is given by p of i, p of i equals, what is that? i'm trying to have some trouble reading that.
00:19 It's very small.
00:19 30, i squared, plus 65i.
00:22 So that's 30, i squared plus 65i.
00:28 Let me double check that i am not misreading that.
00:32 It's quite small...
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