Asked by Marie P.
A tire company determines that to manufacture a certain type of tire, it costs $9000 to set up the production process. Each tire that is produced costs $21 in material and labor. The company sells this tire to wholesale distributors for $49 each.
(a) Find a linear function C that models the total cost
C(x)
of producing x tires.
C(x) =
I got 9000+21x
(b) Find a linear function R that models the revenue
Not sure
R(x)
from selling x tires.
R(x) =
Also not sure
(c) Find a linear function P that models the profit P(x) from selling x tires. [Note: profit = revenue − cost.]
(a) Find a linear function C that models the total cost
C(x)
of producing x tires.
C(x) =
I got 9000+21x
(b) Find a linear function R that models the revenue
Not sure
R(x)
from selling x tires.
R(x) =
Also not sure
(c) Find a linear function P that models the profit P(x) from selling x tires. [Note: profit = revenue − cost.]
Answers
Answered by
Damon
C = 9000 + 21 x yes
Revenue = R = 49 x
P = 49 x - 21 x - 9000
so
P = 28 x - 9000
now for some reason they did not asdk how ma tires must be sold to break even but it would be
P = 0
28 x = 9000
x = 9000/28
Revenue = R = 49 x
P = 49 x - 21 x - 9000
so
P = 28 x - 9000
now for some reason they did not asdk how ma tires must be sold to break even but it would be
P = 0
28 x = 9000
x = 9000/28
Answered by
bobpursley
revenue=49x
profit=revenue-cost
profit=revenue-cost
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