Keenan buys an embroidery machine for $1,400. He uses it to embroider T-shirts. His total profit in dollars from selling the T-shirts is represented with
the function f(x) = 12x - 1,400. When the machine breaks, he pays $135 to
have it fixed. How does that cost affect a graph of Keenan's profit function?

Those $ 135 will be added to the fixed cost, by increasing the expense with respect to the embroidery, with which the function will become the following: f (x) = 12x - (1,400 + 135).

Since Keenan buys an embroidery machine for $ 1,400, and he uses it to embroider T-shirts, and his total profit in dollars from selling the T-shirts is represented with the function f (x) = 12x - 1,400, and when the machine breaks, he pays $ 135 to have it fixed, to determine how does that cost affect a graph of Keenan's profit function, the following mathematical analysis must be performed:

Therefore, those $ 135 will be added to the fixed cost, by increasing the expense with respect to the embroidery, with which the function will become the following: f (x) = 12x - (1,400 + 135).

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the graph shift down 135 units

Step-by-step explanation:

when there is no fixing cost:

f(x)=12x-1400

when there is fixing cost (0ne time): 12x-(1400+135)

the graph shift down 135 units

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