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2 years ago

How many helmets must the company make and sell to break even? helmets

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klio [65]2 years ago

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The sale the company must make and sell to break even is;

B=600

<h3>How many helmets must the company make and sell to break even?</h3>

Generally, the equation for the break even is mathematically given as

In conclusion

B=y vertex/price of each

Therefore

B=15600/26

B=600

In conclusion, the company's break even is

B=600

A company plans to sell bicycle helmets for $26 each. The company's business manager estimates that the cost, y, of making x helmets is a quadratic function with a y-intercept of 8,400 and a vertex of (500, 15,900). How many helmets must the company make and sell to break even?

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