Math, asked by monbodh69, 7 months ago

A car is to be driven 200 kms on a highway at an uniform speed of x km/hr (speed limit of the highway
litre per
require 40 <x< 70). The cost of diesel is Rs. 30/litre and is consumed at the rate of 100+
x^2/60 litre per
hour. If the wage of the driver is Rs. 200 per hour then the most economical speed to drive the car
within the speed limit is​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  A car is to be driven 200 kms on a highway at an uniform speed of x km/hr (speed limit of the highway require 40 <x< 70 )

The cost of diesel is Rs. 30/litre and is consumed at the rate of 100+

x^2/60 litre per hr

wage of the driver is Rs. 200 per hour

To Find :  the most economical speed to drive the car  within the speed limit is​

Solution:

speed  = x  km/hr  40 < x < 70

Distance = 200 km

Time = 200/x   hr

Diesel = 100 + x²/60   litre per hr

=> Diesel in  200/x   hr = ( 100 + x²/60)(200/x)

=> 20000/x + 10x/3  litre  

cost of diesel is Rs. 30/litre

Cost of Diesel = 30(20000/x + 10x/3 )

= 600000/x + 100x

Cost of Driver  = 200 *(200/x)  = 40000/x

Total Cost C =  640000/x + 100x

dC/dx =  - 640000/x² + 100

=>    - 640000/x² + 100 = 0

=> x²  = 6400

=> x = 80

d²C/dx²  = 2 . 640000/ x³  >  0

Hence Cost is maximum when x = 80

But need to drive in speed limit  40 < x < 70

Hence   most economical speed to drive the car  within the speed limit is​  70 km/hr

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