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David makes and sells chairs. The function p(x) = -10x^2 + 100x - 210, graphed below, indicates how much profit he makes in a
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david makes and sells chairs. The function p(x)=-10x^2+100x-210, graphed below, indicated how much profit he makes in a month if
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David makes and sells chairs. The function p(x)=-10x^2 + 100x - 210 indicates how much profit he makes in a month if he sells
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Which will complete the table? Use the rule given to find your answer. Rule: Multiply by 9 Number of Tables%C2%A0 4 5 6 7 Number
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Which will complete the table? Use the rule given to find your answer. Rule: Multiply by 9 Number of Tables 4 5 6 7 Number of
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While counting chairs in the lunch room, Avery noticed that there were 82 chairs in the first row, 82 chairs in the second row,
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The profit for a company that sells chairs is defined by P= -5x^2+200x+200. Where P is profit and x is the number of chairs
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A dining table with four chairs sells for $1670. The table alone sells for $230 more than combined price of the chairs. Find the
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A furniture factory can box a desk chair in 15 seconds. What is the rate per minute?A 2 chairs per minute2 chairs per minute B 4
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a man makes chairs for $87and sells for $127.89. what is the percent markup for each chair based on the cost?what is the
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