Question

lori finds her company's profit by subtracting the company's costs from its revenue. the profit loris company is represented by the expression 20x^2+2x+12. if its revenue is modeled by the expression 35x^2-2x+17, what is the companys costs?

Answer 1

Answer:

Company cost is equal to $33x^2-4x+5$

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that profit of the company can by found by subtracting revenue from company cost.

The expression for the profit is given as,

$2x^2+2x+12$

Expression for revenue is given as ,

$35x^2-2x+17$

According to question

Profit = revenue - company cost

Therefore,

$2x^2+2x+12=35x^2-2x+17-company\ cost$

$company\ cost=33x^2-4x+5$

Therefore company cost is equal to $33x^2-4x+5$