SOLUTION: The weekly profit of a company depends on the number of employees working during the week. It is represented by the formula P = x2 + x – 10 where x is the average number of employe
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Question 195076: The weekly profit of a company depends on the number of employees working during the week. It is represented by the formula P = x2 + x – 10 where x is the average number of employees working on each day of the week. For what values of ‘x’ is the profit positive?
Answer by jojo14344(1513) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Solve by Quadratic:
Solving discriminant:
Then,
, disregard
Since, x=2.7, rounding off equals x=3 employees
(should be greater than 2.7 anyway)
Check by susbtituting:
, "+", oks!
If we use x=2.7, then P=0.
If you see the graph,
Thank you,
Jojo
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