The numerator of a fraction is multiple of two numbers. One of the numbers is greater than the other by 2. The greater number is smaller than the denominator by 4. If the denominator 7+C (C > 7) is a constant, then the minimum value of the fraction is
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denominator = 7+C (given C > - 7 and C is a constant)
numerator = (C+3) (C+1)
Fraction = F = (C+1)(C+3) / (C+7) = C - 3 + 24/(C+7)
Derivative dF/dC = 1 - 24/(C+7)² = 0 => C+7 = 2√6
2nd derivative d²F/dC² = 48/(C+7)³ > 0 as C > -7
So F is minimum at C+7 = 2√6,
F minimum = (C - 3) + 24/(C+7) = 2√6 - 7 - 3 + 24/(2√6)
= 4 √6 - 10 = - 0.2020
numerator = (C+3) (C+1)
Fraction = F = (C+1)(C+3) / (C+7) = C - 3 + 24/(C+7)
Derivative dF/dC = 1 - 24/(C+7)² = 0 => C+7 = 2√6
2nd derivative d²F/dC² = 48/(C+7)³ > 0 as C > -7
So F is minimum at C+7 = 2√6,
F minimum = (C - 3) + 24/(C+7) = 2√6 - 7 - 3 + 24/(2√6)
= 4 √6 - 10 = - 0.2020
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