Answer:
(2c³ -20c² -10c) -(c² -40c +100)
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Profit</u>
For a problem involving cost, revenue, and profit, you are expected to know that <em>profit is the difference between revenue and cost</em>. That is, if it costs you $2 to make a necklace you sell for $10, your profit is $10 -2 = $8.
<u>Problem</u>
The problem gives you polynomial expressions for revenue and cost, and asks you to combine them to make an expression for profit. In this first part, we simply show <em>how</em> we will combine them. (We presume a later part of the question will ask you to simplify the result.)
profit = revenue - cost
Substituting the given expressions, we have ...
profit = (2c³ -20c² -10c) -(c² -40c +100) . . . . . matches last choice
Answer:
2%
Step-by-step explanation:
Just plug in -3 for x. So it will be -(-3)^+ 1
Which is 3^+1.
I'm confused by your ^ sign I'm not sure if this is supposed to be squared or not...? But just solve/simplify the equation.
Hope this helps!
Every x value should have only one value of y.
So the answer is the last choice.
Answer:
d
Step-by-step explanation:
