Major help !! Arezou has rearranged her display *again* and has an even better supplier. Now her net income for each mini tart she sells is $4.48 and her weekly overhead costs total only $162.

Write the model for Arezou's weekly profits, P, as a function of her mini tart sales, t. Do not use any spaces in your submission.

Using the model for Arezou's mini tart profits that you determined on the last slide, calculate what her weekly profit will be if she sells 154 mini tarts.

step-by-step explanation:

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it is 10.6 according to my calculations

i believe the answers 600m