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Yanka [14]
3 years ago
8

Ben is a potato farmer. The function P(a) = 25,000a - 1000 gives the amount

Mathematics
1 answer:
kolezko [41]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

$14,600

Step-by-step explanation:

The function P(a) = 25,000a - 1000 gives the amount  of potatoes, P, in kilograms, that he expects to produce from planting  potatoes on a acres of land.

If Ben plants on 3 acres of land, then the amount of potatoes expected will be:

P(3) = 25,000(3) - 1000 =74,000kg

The amount  of money, M, in dollars, that Ben expects to make if he produces p kilograms  of potatoes is given by the function:

M(p) = 0.2p - 200

Since Ben produces 74000kg on 3 acres, the amount of money he is expected to make is then:

M(74000) = 0.2(74000) - 200

=$14,600

Ben will make $14,600 if he sells all of the potatoes  produced on the 3 acres.

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