Mathematics
Mathematics, 18.10.2020 15:01, maddie7155

You begin publishing a newspaper for your town. Your revenue for x newspapers sold is given by f(x) = 1.4x
.Your profit p is $20 less than 70% of the revenue for
x newspapers sold.
a. Create a function to model this situation and
describe the transformation.
b. Find the profit for 180 newspaper sales.
C. How would your profits change if your revenue
function was Ax) = 2.4x?

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