Asked by lost
Graph an inequality to represent your profit margin.
9.50 30 = 585.00
I am not sure what to do to show this. please explain
9.50 30 = 585.00
I am not sure what to do to show this. please explain
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Answered by
lost
Graph an inequality to represent your profit margin.
9.50 x 30 = 585.00
I am not sure what to do to show this. please explain
9.50 x 30 = 585.00
I am not sure what to do to show this. please explain
Answered by
Steve
you have given an equation, not an inequality. I suspect there is more to this problem.
Answered by
lost
yes it is an inequality I am lost at this point.
Answered by
Steve
you keep saying it is an inequality. You need to use the symbols > or >= or < or <= to indicate the kind of inequality.
Answered by
lost
/the question reads How much profit will your business be able to earn with your initial investment (what were you willing to spend)? I was willing to spend $500
so 9.50 30 - 585.00 - 500.00 Will you make this exact amount more than this or less than this? Represent this or a number line. Think about it will be an open or closed circle.
so 9.50 30 - 585.00 - 500.00 Will you make this exact amount more than this or less than this? Represent this or a number line. Think about it will be an open or closed circle.
Answered by
lost
so would it be 585 >= 500?
Answered by
Steve
I would say so. But the profit is 585-500 = 85
Answered by
lost
Next thing is graph an inequality to represent your profit margin. So would it be an open circle graph starting at 85?
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Answered by
Steve
no, profit margin is the percent of revenue that is profit.
You clearly need to review your text on this matter. Surely there is a similar exercise explained there.
You clearly need to review your text on this matter. Surely there is a similar exercise explained there.