A vehicle can make a 100 mile trip using $30 worth of fuel if it travels at an average speed of 60 mph. The same vehicle uses $42 worth of fuel for the same trip if it travels at an average speed of 120 mph. The other non-fuel costs for the trip total $20 per hour.
AFind the fuel cost for the trip as a linear function of the average speed, v.
BFind the non-fuel cost for the trip. Remember that time=distance/v.
CFind the average speed that minimizes the total cost of the trip.
AFind the fuel cost for the trip as a linear function of the average speed, v.
BFind the non-fuel cost for the trip. Remember that time=distance/v.
CFind the average speed that minimizes the total cost of the trip.