SOLUTION: A factory finds that the number of items it can produce per week after t weeks of production is approximated by C(t) = 31,000t^2+580/2t^2+5t+24 t >- 0. Theoretically, what is the m

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Question 91083: A factory finds that the number of items it can produce per week after t weeks of production is approximated by C(t) = 31,000t^2+580/2t^2+5t+24 t >- 0. Theoretically, what is the most the factory could produce in a single week, according to this equation.

Answer by stanbon(75887)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The horizontal asymptote is 31000/2 = 15500
C(t) can never reach or exceep that value.
Cheers,
Stan H.

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