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grigory [225]
3 years ago
6

The function, f(x)=70n-400, models the profit of the instructor of a guitar class per month, where n is the number of students e

nrolled in the class.
How many students must be enrolled in the class for the instructor to make a profit?


How many students must be enrolled in the class if the instructor needs to make 1,000.00 profit per month?

Mathematics
1 answer:
zimovet [89]3 years ago
4 0

profit=f(x)

so solve for f(x)=1000

1000=70n-400

add 400 to both sides

1400=70n

divide both sides by 70

20=n

20 students need to be enrolled to make a profit of 1000.00

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