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Consider the following. f(h, k) = (32h3 + 15h2 − 10h + 47) · (43k +...
Consider the following.
f(h, k) = (32h3 + 15h2 − 10h + 47) · (43k + 15) when h = 4.2, k = 3.5, and Δk = 0.6
(a) Calculate the output associated with the given input values. (Round your answer to three decimal places.)
f(4.2, 3.5) = 436988.848
(b) Approximate the change needed in one input variable to
compensate for the given change in the other input variable. (Round
your answer to three decimal places.)
Δh =
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