To determine the profit when the selling price is $10, you would need to look at the provided graph and find the point where the selling price on the x-axis equals $10. The corresponding value on the y-axis at that point will give you the profit \( P(s) \).
Since I am unable to see the graph, I can't provide the exact profit value. However, if you can reference values from the graph:
- If the graph indicates a profit of 2000 at a selling price of $10, then the answer would be 2000.
- If it shows a profit of 0, then the answer is 0, and so on.
Please check the graph and match the selling price of $10 to its corresponding profit value. If you provide me with the options you see at that point, I can assist you further!