Given:
f(x) = 70n - 400 : equation for monthly profit.
n = number of students enrolled in the guitar class.
70 refers to the amount charged per student.
400 is the fixed expense made by the instructor.
For the instructor to have a profit, the product of 70n must be more than 400.
400/70 = 5.7 or 6
There must be at least 6 students enrolled in class for the instructor to generate profit.
f(x) = 70(6) - 400 = 420 - 400 = 20
1000 = 70n - 400
1000 + 400 = 70n
1400 = 70n
1400/70 = n
20 = n
There must be 20 students enrolled in class for the instructor to earn 1000 in profit.
1000 = 70(20) - 400
1000 = 1400 - 400
1000 = 1000
It is that’s wat I got 1028
Answer:11.7
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Recognize variables. Starting price is 9, it’s increasing by 1.5% each year, the question asks for the price in 20 years.
2. Convert percentage to decimal. Most calculators won’t understand multiplying by percentages, and instead will understand multiplying by decimals. A decimal is something we can easily work with. It is more commonly taught to work with decimals as well. With that said 1.5% equals .015. (The number in the ones place in the percentage is always in the hundredths place when converted to a decimal, the tens to the tenths, the hundreds in the percentage to the ones place in the decimal, the hundredths in the percentage to the ten thousandths in the decimal. Basically, every individual number [the 5 in 1.5] moves two spaces to the right when going from percentage to decimal form, likewise two to the left going from decimal to percentage form. 23%=.23, 104%=1.04, 0.5%=.05, 1.234%=.01234)
3. Make your equation
20(9*(.015))+9
+9 is your starting point
9*(.015) gives you the amount the price increases per year
20 is multiplied then to that increased price for the next 20 years
4. Crunch em numbers
PEMDAS
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the line goes through the origin and is propotinal, we just do y/x
4/3= 1 1/3
y=1 1/3x
CHECK (Using desmos)
Answer: C (x, y) ➔ (0.375x, 0.375y)
