SOLUTION: A site licensing fee for a computer program is $1500. Paying this fee allows the company to use the program at any computer terminal within the company. Alternatively, the compan
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Question 237587: A site licensing fee for a computer program is $1500. Paying this fee allows the company to use the program at any computer terminal within the company. Alternatively, the company can choose to pay $200 for each individual computer it has. How many individual computers must a company have for the site license to be more economical for the company?
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Answer by Theo(13342) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
site license fee = $1500.
without the site license fee, the cost per computer is $200.
1500/200 = 7.5
The site license fee will pay for itself if the company has more than 7 computers at the site.
7 computers costs $1400.
8 computers costs $1600.
$1500 is the break even point.
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