SOLUTION: The profit, P, from a computer program is related to the cost, C, of developing the program and the money made, M, from selling the program by the formula:
P = M – C (generalize
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Question 1010893: The profit, P, from a computer program is related to the cost, C, of developing the program and the money made, M, from selling the program by the formula:
P = M – C (generalized formula)
A computer program is sold for $59 a copy. The cost of developing the program was $18 per copy plus an additional $6,000 for initial expenses. The developers predicted they would sell x copies, but actually sold (x + 2,500) copies. Which represents their actual profit?
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If they only sod copies, their profit
would be:
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But they actually sold copies,
so their profit was:
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