Question 207114: A retailer of boom boxes knows that a price of "p" dollars each, he can sell 900-3p boom boxes per month. Find:
A.) A polynomial that representat the monthly revenue for the boom boxes.
B.) How many boom boxes will he sell if the price is $200 each?
C.) How many boom boxes will he sell if the price is $300 each?
Answer by Theo(13342)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! A retailer of boom boxes knows that a price of "p" dollars each, he can sell 900-3p boom boxes per month. Find:
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A.) A polynomial that represents the monthly revenue for the boom boxes.
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formula for revenue is:
R = (900 - 3p) * p
where R = monthly revenue and p = price per boom box
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B.) How many boom boxes will he sell if the price is $200 each?
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R = (900 - 600) * $200.00 = 300 * $200.00 = $60,000.00
he will sell 300 boom boxes and earn $60,000.00 for the month.
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C.) How many boom boxes will he sell if the price is $300 each?
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R = (900 - 900) * $300.00 = 0 * $300.00 = $0.00
he will sell 0 boom boxes and earn $0.00 for the month.
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