Problem 3
The following graph represents a company’s cost, C, to produce (in blue) x
bottles...
Mathematics, 08.03.2021 02:10, daniel1480
Problem 3
The following graph represents a company’s cost, C, to produce (in blue) x
bottles of household cleaning product. The graph also represents the same company’s revenue, R, (in black) for selling x bottles of household cleaning product.
Part a)
Use the graph to answer the following questions about
(R−C)(x):On what interval(s) is (R−C)(x) positive? What does this tell you in the context of the problem?
On what interval(s) is (R−C)(x) negative? What does this tell you in the context of the problem?
What are the x−intercept(s) of (R−C)(x)? What does this tell you in the context of the problem?
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