acetic acid solution is added to
liters of a
acetic acid solution in a
-liter tank, the concentration of the total solution changes.
(a).
\The concentration of the total solution is the sum of the amount of acetic acid in the original liters and the amount in the a liters of the
solution, divided by the total amount of solution.
.
.
Multiply the numerator and denominator with .
.
Therefore the concentration of the solution is .
(b).
\Since cannot be negative and the maximum capacity of the tank is
liters, the relevant domain of
is
.
The horizantal asymptote is at because
acetic acid solution is added to
liters of a
acetic acid solution in a
-liter tank. \ \
The horizantal asymptote is at .
(c).
\The tank already has liters of solution in it and it will only hold a total of
liters, the amount of solution added must be less than or equal to
liters.
It is also impossible to add negative amounts of solution, so the amount added must be greater than or equal to .
As you add more of the solution, the concentration of the total solution will get closer to
.
But the solution in the tank has a lower concentration, the concentration of the total solution can never reach .
Therefore, there is a horizontal asymptote at .
(d).
\Yes, the function is not defined at .
As the concentration can never be negative, the asymptote does not pertain to the function.
\If there were no domain restrictions, there would be a vertical asymptote at .
(a). The concentration of the solution is .
(b).
\Domain of is
.
Horizantal asymptote is at .
(c). Horizantal asymptote is at . \ \
(d). Yes.
\If there were no domain restrictions, there would be a vertical asymptote at .