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BTW the plus sign is supposed to have this sign underneath it _
Good luck.
BTW the plus sign is supposed to have this sign underneath it _
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Twelve more than seven times a number equals the number less six. what is the solution?
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Answer:
40 Tickets
80 Tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
To find how many tickets it will take to break even, we use the formula:
Our variables are:
Fixed Cost = $200
Sales Price = $10
Variable Cost = $5
Let's plug in our values into the formula.
So the class needs to sell a total of 40 Tickets to break even.
Since we know that it takes 40 tickets to break even a $200 Fixed cost. To make a profit of $200, we simply multiply the number of tickets sold by 2.
Number of tickets for $200 profit = 40 x 2
Number of tickets for $200 profit = 80 Tickets.
So the class needs to sell 80 Tickets to make a $200 Profit.