SOLUTION: A small company has an advertising budget of $15,000. The company plans to produce and air a television commercial. It will cost $500 to produce the commercial and an additional $
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Question 168606: A small company has an advertising budget of $15,000. The company plans to produce and air a television commercial. It will cost $500 to produce the commercial and an additional $50 each time the commercial is aired. How many days can the company afford to run the commercial if it aired once a day?
15,000- 500 = 50n
14500 divided by 50 = 50n divided by 50
290 = n
Answer by checkley77(12844) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(15,000-500)/50=14,500/50=290 days can be payed for.
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