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den301095 [7]
3 years ago
15

Phil makes and sells rugs at his roadside stand. His monthly fixed cost for owning the stand is $1035. If he makes and sells 18

rugs, his total costs are $1179 and he brings in $558 in revenue. Find Phil's monthly cost, revenue, and profit functions (assuming they are linear). Let x be the number of rugs made and sold each month.
Business
1 answer:
ValentinkaMS [17]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Total fixed cost = $1035

Rugs sells = 18

Total costs = $1179

Revenue =  $558

Total variable cost = Total costs - Total fixed cost

                               = $1179 - $1035

                               = $144 for 18 rugs

Variable\ cost\ per\ rug = \frac{144}{18}

                                           = $8 per rug

Where,

x represents number of rugs

C(x) = $1035 + 8x ⇒ Cost function

Revenue for 18 rugs = $558

Revenue\ per\ rug = \frac{558}{18}

                                      = $31 per rug

R(x) = 31x ⇒ Revenue Function

Profit = revenue - cost

P(x) = 31x - (1035 + 8x)

      = 31x - 1035 - 8x

      = 23x - 1035 ⇒ Profit Function

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