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The polynomial $C(x)=6 x^2+90 x$ gives the cost, in dollars, of producing a rectangular container whose top and bottom are squares with side $x$ feet and height 4 feet. Find the cost of producing a box with $x=6$ feet.

   The polynomial $C(x)=6 x^2+90 x$ gives the cost, in dollars, of producing a rectangular container whose top and bottom are squares with side $x$ feet and height 4 feet. Find the cost of producing a box with $x=6$ feet.
Intermediate Algebra
Intermediate Algebra
Lynn Marecek 1st Edition
Chapter 5, Problem 72 ↓
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The polynomial $C(x)=6 x^2+90 x$ gives the cost, in dollars, of producing a rectangular container whose top and bottom are squares with side $x$ feet and height 4 feet. Find the cost of producing a box with $x=6$ feet.
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0:00 Hello.
00:01 So again, here we have a polynomial c of x, which is going to be equal to 6x squared plus 90x.
00:11 So here we're going to find the cost of producing a box with of 6 feet that's being x equal to 6.
00:19 So it's finding c of 6.
00:22 So c of 6 because you plug in 6 wherever we see x at our function...
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