6. (10 points) This table shows the value of a company's production, P, ( in thousands of dollars) as a function of n, the number of employees, and v, the value of the company's equipment in hundreds of dollars. Here P = f(n, v). v=40 v = 80 v= 120 v= 160 v= 200 n=20 2 4.5 29.13 | 32.24 34.64 36.63 n= 40 41.2 49.0 54.22 58. 27 6 1.61 n=60 5 5.82 66.41 73.49 78.97 8 3.50 n=80 6 9.29 82.4 91.19 9 7.99 103.61 n= 100 81.91 97.41 107.80 115.84 122.49 A. Find the value of f (60, 120) and give a full sentence including units interpreting this value. B. Use the table to estimate the value of n (60,120). C. Give a full sentence including units interpreting fn(60, 120). D. Use the table to estimate the value of f(60, 120). E. Give a full sentence including units interpreting fv(60,80). 6. (10 points) This table shows the value of a company's production, P, ( in thousands of dollars) as a function of n, the number of employees, and v, the value of the company's equipment in hundreds of dollars. Here P = f(n, v). v=40 v = 80 v= 120 v= 160 v= 200 n=20 2 4.5 29.13 | 32.24 34.64 36.63 n= 40 41.2 49.0 54.22 58. 27 6 1.61 n=60 5 5.82 66.41 73.49 78.97 8 3.50 n=80 6 9.29 82.4 91.19 9 7.99 103.61 n= 100 81.91 97.41 107.80 115.84 122.49 A. Find the value of f (60, 120) and give a full sentence including units interpreting this value. B. Use the table to estimate the value of n (60,120). C. Give a full sentence including units interpreting fn(60, 120). D. Use the table to estimate the value of f(60, 120). E. Give a full sentence including units interpreting fv(60,80)