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Rasek [7]
2 years ago
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The student council is hosting a homecoming event for past graduates and current students. The treasurer determines that the eve

nt revenue from the event can be represented by R (z) = 0.05x³75, where x is the number of tickets sold. The cost to put on the event is represented by the function C(z) = 30x + 12,500. Which function describes the funds raised, F(x), as a function of the number of tickets sold? O F(z) F(x) F(x) 0.05³ +30 - 12, 425 F(x) 0.05z³ 30x - 12,425 O = 0.05³ +30 - = 12,575 = 0.05³ 30 - 12,575
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1 answer:
xxTIMURxx [149]2 years ago
6 0

The function that describes the fund that was raised is 0.05³ - 30x - 12425

<h3>How to solve for the function</h3>

The revenue is  R (z) = 0.05x³ + 75

the cost = C(z) = 30x + 12,500.

Please note that the equation for revenue missed a sign in the question so I made use of the plus sign

We would have revenue - cost

Hence ( 0.05x³ + 75) - (30x + 12,500)

We would open the bracket

0.05x³ + 75 -30x -12500

We would take the like term to

0.05³ - 30x -12500 + 75

0.05³ - 30x - 12425

The function that describes the fund that was raised is 0.05³ - 30x - 12425

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