SOLUTION: A company produces wooden tables. The company has fixed costs of $2000, and it costs an additional $35 per table. The company sells the tables at a price of $154 per tab
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Question 1159673: A company produces wooden tables. The company has fixed costs of $2000, and it costs an additional $35 per table. The company sells the tables at a price of $154 per table.
What is the company's revenue at the break-even point?
I know what the that 35q+2000=cost and 154q=Revenue so do I just set revenue to 0? Found 2 solutions by ikleyn, josgarithmetic:Answer by ikleyn(52803) (Show Source):
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What is the company's revenue at the break-even point?
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How many tables for break-even?
- -------------this is not a whole number.
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