7. The magic (was it magic, really?) of the Black Friday Sale is over. Everyone sleeps in now, or shops online. Covid has taken its toll... No one breaks down the door at 4 am to get to the doorbuster deals. But there are still deals to be had, and there is a point in the day when the rate of sales is at its maximum. If the store opens at 8 am, S represents sales after the doors open, and t represents every hour after 8 am when the doors open, find the time of day during its morning sales when the rate of sales is at its maximum. In other words, find the point of diminishing returns. Make sure to graph the original function, with 0
7. The magic (was it magic, really?) of the Black Friday Sale is over. Everyone sleeps in now, or shops online. Covid has taken its toll... No one breaks down the door at 4 am to get to the doorbuster deals. But there are still deals to be had, and there is a point in the day when the rate of sales is at its maximum. If the store opens at 8 am, S represents sales after the doors open, and t represents every hour after 8 am when the doors open, find the time of day during its morning sales when the rate of sales is at its maximum. In other words, find the point of diminishing returns. Make sure to graph the original function, with 0
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Transcribed Image Text:7. The magic (was it magic, really?) of the Black Friday Sale is over. Everyone sleeps in now, or shops
online. Covid has taken its toll... No one breaks down the door at 4 am to get to the doorbuster deals. But
there are still deals to be had, and there is a point in the day when the rate of sales is at its maximum. If
the store opens at 8 am, S represents sales after the doors open, and t represents every hour after 8 am
when the doors open, find the time of day during its morning sales when the rate of sales is at its
maximum. In other words, find the point of diminishing returns. Make sure to graph the original
function, with 0<t<4 hours. Mark the point of diminishing returns on the graph, and LABEL your axes
with maxima and minima to show scale.
S(t) = -4t3 + 24t2 + 50
What time of day is the rate of sales at its maximum?
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