47. A point moves in the plane according to equations x = = t² + 2t and y = 2t3 - 6t. Find dy/dx when t 0, 2, 5. A. -3, -3, -12 C. 3, 3, 12 B. 3, -3, 12 D. -3, 3, 12 48. A nutritionist in a hospital is arranging special diets that consist of a combination of three basic foods. It is important that patients on this diet consume exactly 310 units of calcium, 190 units of iron, and 250 units of vitamin A each day. The amounts of these nutrients in one ounce food are given in the following table. Units per Ounce Calcium Iron Vitamin A Food A 30 10 10 Food B 10 10 30 Food C 20 20 20 How many ounces each food must be used to satisfy the nutrient requirements exactly? A. 6 ounces of Food A, 5 ounces of Food B and 3 ounces of Food C B. 3 ounces of Food A, 5 ounces of Food B and 6 ounces of Food C C. 6 ounces of Food A, 3 ounces of Food B and 5 ounces of Food C D. 5 ounces of Food A, 3 ounces of Food B and 6 ounces of Food C 49. Find the number of sides a polygon has if the sum of the measures of the interior angle is 3600°. A. 42 C. 22 B. 32 D. 52
47. A point moves in the plane according to equations x = = t² + 2t and y = 2t3 - 6t. Find dy/dx when t 0, 2, 5. A. -3, -3, -12 C. 3, 3, 12 B. 3, -3, 12 D. -3, 3, 12 48. A nutritionist in a hospital is arranging special diets that consist of a combination of three basic foods. It is important that patients on this diet consume exactly 310 units of calcium, 190 units of iron, and 250 units of vitamin A each day. The amounts of these nutrients in one ounce food are given in the following table. Units per Ounce Calcium Iron Vitamin A Food A 30 10 10 Food B 10 10 30 Food C 20 20 20 How many ounces each food must be used to satisfy the nutrient requirements exactly? A. 6 ounces of Food A, 5 ounces of Food B and 3 ounces of Food C B. 3 ounces of Food A, 5 ounces of Food B and 6 ounces of Food C C. 6 ounces of Food A, 3 ounces of Food B and 5 ounces of Food C D. 5 ounces of Food A, 3 ounces of Food B and 6 ounces of Food C 49. Find the number of sides a polygon has if the sum of the measures of the interior angle is 3600°. A. 42 C. 22 B. 32 D. 52
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