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Umnica [9.8K]
1 year ago
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The cost of producing magnets with the company logo printed on them consists of aonetime setup fee of $180,00 plus $0.60 for eac

h magnet produced. This cost can becalculated using the formula C= 180.00 +0.60p, where p represents the number ofmagnets produced and C is the cost. Use the formula to calculate the cost of producing1700 magnets. (Do not inlcude a comma in your answer)
Mathematics
1 answer:
MissTica1 year ago
6 0

We have the following:

The formula to calculate the cost is as follows:

C=180+0.6\cdot p

In this case, p is equal a 1700, replacing:

\begin{gathered} C=180+0.6\cdot1700 \\ C=180+1020 \\ C=1200 \end{gathered}

Therefore, the cost of 1700 magnets is $1200

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