Profit is always calculated as revenue minus expenses. If a company's expenses were $10 million, write an equation that expresse
s profit, P, (in millions of dollars) in terms of revenue, R, (in millions of dollars), Then determine the profit when revenue is $25 million. The answers are a. p = 10-r $15 million b. p = r - 10 $15 million c. p = r -10 $35 million d. p = 10 - r $35
For the answer to the question above, if P=R-E. If R is 25 million and E is 10 million, then 25-10=15, so you have 15 million as your profit. which makes B. <span>p = r - 10 $15 million I think the answer. I hope my answer helped you.</span>
First, add up his total. 79.95+2*19.99=<span>119.93 Then multiply by 1.075 (this will add the tax to the amount) That gives us </span><span>128.92475, which we can simplify to 128.92 He had to pay $128.92 </span>
