- The Grass In The Park Across The Street Is Full Of Grubs The Number Of Grubs Is Given By 30ln T 0 5 G G T Where G 1 (53.87 KiB) Viewed 37 times
The grass in the park across the street is full of grubs! The number of grubs is given by: 30ln(t+0.5) G) G(t) = where G
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The grass in the park across the street is full of grubs! The number of grubs is given by: 30ln(t+0.5) G) G(t) = where G
The grass in the park across the street is full of grubs! The number of grubs is given by: 30ln(t+0.5) G) G(t) = where G is measured in thousands and t is measured in months. t+0.5 = Determine the maximum number of grubs and the number of days from today that this will occur. Prove it is a maximum by using the first derivative test (FDT).
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