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ANTONII [103]
3 years ago
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You invest $15,000 to start a hot dog stand at the local sports complex. It costs you $.65 to produce each hot dog. How many hot

dogs must you sell before your average cost per hot dog is $1.15?
The answer should be 30,000. I just do not understand how to get to it.

Thank you in advance!
Mathematics
1 answer:
SCORPION-xisa [38]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

  • Below is the procedure to find the answer: 30,000 hot dogs.

Explanation:

The <em>average cost </em>is found dividing the total cost by the number of hot dogs:

         Average\text{ }cost=Total\text{ }cost/Number\text{ }of\text{ }hot\text{ }dogs

The total cost is the the sum of amount that you invest plus the product of the cost of producing each hot dog times the number of hot dogs:

Total\text{ }cost=investment+Number\text{ }of\text{ }hot\text{ }dogs\times cost\text{ }to\text{ }produce\text{ }each\text{ }hot\text{ }dog

  • Substitute the values:

           Total\text{ }cost=15,000+0.65x\\ \\ Averate\text{ }cost=(15,000+0.65x)/x=1.15

Where x is the number of hot dogs.

  • Solve for x from the equation:

         (15,000+0.65x)/x=1.15\\ \\ 15,000+0.65x=1.15x\\ \\ 15,000=1.15x-0.65x\\ \\ 15,000=0.5x\\ \\ 15,000/0.5=x\\ \\ 30,000=x\\ \\ x=30,000

Which shows you how you can find that the answer is 30,000 hot dogs.

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