SOLUTION: The manager of a new company predicted that the company would lose $2250 its first month, $1950 its second month, and so on. She furter redicted that this trend would continue and

Question 29863: The manager of a new company predicted that the company would lose $2250 its first month, $1950 its second month, and so on. She furter redicted that this trend would continue and that the business would continue to impove by $300 each month.
a) Identify the quadriatic equation in standard form that describes the net financial position as a function of months.
b) In which month would the net finanicial position first become positive?
Answer by Nate(3500) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If you write the months and the dollars down on paper and add 300 everytime, you would get this:
First month= -2250
Second= -1950 and so on and so on until....
Eigth month= -150
Ninth month= 150
Since you're increasing in your economic status the whole time, this would not be a parabola, but a linear line....
should have a slope of (1/300)
positive in the 8 month
*you might be missing information given*
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