Marsha used a graphing calculator to graph an expense and a revenue function for her family’s printing business. The graph looke
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The break-even points for her graph are given approximately as follows:
C. 15 and 47.
<h3>Expense, revenue and break-even point</h3>The expenses and the revenue are defined as follows:
- Expenses: amount spent by the person/company to develop each unit of the product, that is, the cost of the product.
- Revenue: amount earned by the person/company for each unit of the product sold.
The break-even points are the points in which the expenses and the revenue are equal.
In the context of this problem, the functions are given as follows:
- Revenue: given by the parabola.
- Expenses: Given by the line.
The break-even point is given by the intersection of the two curves, which happen around x = 15 and x = 47, hence option C is the correct option.
<h3>Missing information</h3>The problem is given by the image at the end of the answer.
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