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Goryan [66]
3 years ago
9

A caricature artist works 5 days a week, draws 18 portraits per day on

Mathematics
2 answers:
IgorC [24]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The answer is 6.

Step-by-step explanation:

APEX APEX APEX!!!!!!

aivan3 [116]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Thus our artist now has to draw 24 Portraits a day (hence 6 more portraits per day) if he wants to lower the price from $16 to $12 per portrait and still make the same profit of $1440.

Step-by-step explanation:

Lets analyse the information given in the question for our caricature arist.

  • 18 Portraits per Day Drawn
  • $16 Per Portait Charged
  • 5 days work in a week

This can tells us the Profit the arist makes in 5 days of work selling 18 portraits for $16 per portrait by multiplying all three values together as:

Profit = 18_{portraits}*16_{dollars}*5_{days}=1440    Eqn(1)

<em>Now the question tells us that the artist lowered the price from $16 to $12 dollars and he needs to know the number of portraits he must make now to still make the same profit of $1440 as in Eqn(1). In the first part our uknown was the Profit. In this part our known is the Portraits number (lets call it p) so Eqn(1) can now be expressed as follow, to obtain p that will still gives as $1440 Profit:</em>

12_{dollars}*5_{days}*p=1440\\\\60p=1440\\\\p=\frac{1440}{60} \\p=24

Thus our artist now has to draw 24 Portraits a day (hence 6 more portraits per day) if he wants to lower the price from $16 to $12 per portrait and still make the same profit of $1440.

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