The power generated by an electrical circuit (in watts) as a function of its current ccc (in amperes) is modeled by:
p(c)=−20(c−3)^2 + 180
which currents will produce no power (i. e. 000 watts)?
enter the lower current first.
lower current: amperes
higher current:

Lowest Current : c=0 and 6 Amp

Highest Current : 3 amp

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given our function as

We are asked to determine the values of current c at which the power P(c) is equal to 0

Hence

Now we solve the above equation for c

subtracting 180 from each side we get

Dividing both sides by -20

Taking square root on both sides

c-3= ±3

adding 3 on both sides

c=±3+3

hence

c= 0

or

c=6

At c=0 and 6 amperes the power will be minimum

Now we have to find the c at which the power will be the highest

Represents a parabola

subtracting 180 from both sides we get

Comparing it with standard parabola

(h,k) will be the coordinates of the vertex

Hence here

h=3 , k = 180

Hence in this equation

The vertex will be (3,180)

Or at c=3, P = 180 the maximum

a) justify

step-by-step explanation:

justifying is just part of everyday life. justify kind of means proof so i think the answer is a) justify.

they are simplified

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