Why am I wrong? This contour is buggin me

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In summary, the reason the contour may not be working for you is because of the shade or formula not being suitable for your skin. It's important to apply it correctly using the right tools and adjusting the intensity for different occasions. Contouring is not necessary for a makeup routine, but can be useful for achieving certain looks. When choosing a contour shade, go for one that is slightly darker than your skin tone and don't be afraid to ask for samples or swatch different shades to find the perfect match.
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Homework Statement




[PLAIN]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/4160/unledmbh.png

So my revenue function is R(d,c)

At R(100, 100) = 2000

At R(50,300) = 4000

Now R(d,c) was given (got cut off in the picture) to be linear

So I believe

R(100,100) = 100d + 100c = 2000
R(50, 300) = 50d + 300c = 4000

I got two equations, two unknowns.

Solving I get

d = 8 and c = 12

Now the answer has the answers swapped, i.e. c = 8, d = 12
 
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never mind, I was the one who took R(d,c) instead of R(c,d)
 

FAQ: Why am I wrong? This contour is buggin me

Why is this contour not working for me?

The contour may not be working for you because it may not be the right shade for your skin tone or the formula may not be suitable for your skin type. It's important to try out different products and shades to find the one that works best for you.

Am I applying the contour incorrectly?

It's possible that you may not be applying the contour correctly. Make sure you are using the right tools, such as a contour brush or sponge, and blending it properly to achieve a natural look. You can also watch tutorials or ask a makeup artist for tips on how to apply contour correctly.

Can I use the same contour for both day and night looks?

Yes, you can use the same contour for both day and night looks. However, you may want to adjust the intensity of the contour depending on the occasion. For a more natural look during the day, use a light hand when applying the contour. For a more dramatic look at night, you can build up the contour for a more defined look.

Is contouring necessary for a makeup routine?

No, contouring is not necessary for a makeup routine. It is a personal preference and some people choose to skip it altogether. However, contouring can help define and shape the face, so it can be a useful technique for achieving certain looks.

How do I choose the right contour shade?

Choosing the right contour shade can be tricky, but a good rule of thumb is to go for a shade that is 1-2 shades darker than your skin tone. You can also test the shade on your jawline to see if it blends seamlessly with your natural skin tone. Don't be afraid to ask for samples or swatch different shades in-store to find the perfect match for your skin.

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