Did you mean 6 inches? The 6 is the x value for the maximum point. If you use a graphing calculator you can easily find this point by finding the maximum point. If you use a TI84 calculator you graph the function and then use the 2nd Function key and then Trace, and select Maximum.
This video was very helpful! Thank you so much!
Very good video, and example.
This is so intuitive my bro. Takes the "mathematics" out of Polynomials. They immediately stop seeming mathematical. Any other intuitive applications?
Where did the yinches came from?
How?
Did you mean 6 inches? The 6 is the x value for the maximum point. If you use a graphing calculator you can easily find this point by finding the maximum point. If you use a TI84 calculator you graph the function and then use the 2nd Function key and then Trace, and select Maximum.
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That's great. Thanks bro
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This dude used Geometry, Algebra and Pre-cal to solve this problem.
A simple no would have safised lol
Thank you