Question #111712
In a large mixing bowl, sugar is poured in at a rate of 2t + 5 cubic centimeters per
second, and milk is mixed in at a rate of 2t

2 + 1 cubic centimeters per second. After
how long does the amount of milk exceed the amount of sugar in the bowl?
1
Expert's answer
2020-04-24T20:09:24-0400

Let S(t)=2t+5S(t)=2t+5 - amount of sugar

and M(t)=2t2+1M(t)=2t^2+1 - amout of milk

We should solve following inequality:

M(t)>S(t)M(t)>S(t)

2t2+1>2t+52t22t4>0t2t2>02t^2+1>2t+5 \\ 2t^2-2t-4>0\\ t^2-t-2>0

D=(1)24(2)=9D=(-1)^2-4(-2)=9

t1=1+32=2t2=132=1t_1=\frac{1+3}{2}=2\\ t_2=\frac{1-3}{2}=-1


t(,1)(2,+)t\isin(-\infin,-1)\bigcup(2,+\infin)

Since tt is time, it can't be less than 0.

Thereby, amount of time will exceed amount of sugar when t>2t>2



Here blue line shows amount of sugar and red line shows amount of milk.


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