SOLUTION: Frank makes and sells small picture frames. His revenue from sales can be represented as R=$13.60x for x frames sold. The cost of making the frames can be represented as C=$5.80x
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Question 846746: Frank makes and sells small picture frames. His revenue from sales can be represented as R=$13.60x for x frames sold. The cost of making the frames can be represented as C=$5.80x +$120 for x frames made. What is the minimum number of frames Frank must sell in order for his revenue to be greater than his costs.
Please help, I can't wrap my head around this one. Thanks, Karl
pistolpest2000@yahoo.com
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If profit = , then
Make the profit zero, which means
You can't have a fraction of a frame,
so the profit is zero when Frank sells
15 frames, and he begins to make a
profit when he sells 16 frames
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check:
close enough
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