Almost oh snap'd on a conference call.

. You are told that the price of an automobile depends on the following variables:
a) The number of passengers it can carry. (P)
The number of safety features it has. (S)
c) Its roominess (leg room, cargo space, etc.) (R)
d) Its fuel consumption. (F)
e) Its general annual maintenance cost (oil changes, part replacements, etc.) (M)
Answer the following questions:

i) Indicating your notation, write this information first as a general function
and then as a linear function.
ii) Comment on the likely sign of the coefficients in your linear function.
Briefly explain your answer.

So i dont remember general and linear functions i think linear is like slope C=Ax+B (y=mx+b)

but what is general just a regular function

So General: Price= P+S+R-F-M?
Linear: Price= P*R+S-M-F

If anyone could help me im confused af


Posted in homework to no success im good at micro macro but i forget this shit lol

fun browser based game. its dead though so we will be the only ones playing.

just do play as guest

its pvp multiplayer

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This post was edited by pcgamingred on Oct 7 2014 10:47am

Anyone ever stay in a smoking allowed hotel room? I have the choice between two doubles nonsmoking and one king smoking. The king is pretty tempting.. but I dunno how bad the room will stink.

This post was edited by dxlightning on Oct 7 2014 12:00pm

I have before and it was fine when I got in, until someone smoked then it was bad for the rest of the stay lol

Yeah, I went with the two doubles. Not gonna risk it.

fucking smokers ruin everything.

k no one aswered my first one but i have another

9. The U.S. Mint produces 7.4 billion pennies a year (see www.usmint.gov). Suppose
further that about 5% of the pennies are removed from circulation each year. (They
end up in peoples’ jars never to be seen again; I am using U.S. Mint’s figures: see
www.usmint.gov .) Assume that yearly production takes place at the start of any
given year and that the 5% are removed at the end of the year. Start your analysis in
some year past and tell me how many pennies you think are in circulation in U.S.
today? [Hint: Start with production of 7.4 in any year (in your lifetime). Then ask
what also remains in circulation from the production of the previous year? What
about from the year before that? And so on… Go back forever; and then add all your
terms up. This should generate an infinite geometric series for you.]


Where da math 1337's at

this almost sounds like they just want u to go back to a year and assume 7.4b pennies were made and take out the 5% per year and say how many is left
but after seeing the 1st problem and saiyng " lol wut" im assuming this isnt that easy
toms usually the math guy iirc but hes like afk for life

This post was edited by dragoneth on Oct 7 2014 08:30pm

smoke weed everyday