Answer: at least, 2931 board feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent the number of board-feet of lumber yards that is produced and sold in a day
The lumber yard has fixed costs of $3810.30 per day and variable costs of $0.91 per board-foot produced. It means that the cost of producing x board-feet of lumber yards is
0.91x + 3810.3
Lumber sells for $2.21 per board-foot. It meas that the revenue from selling x board feet of lumber yard is 2.21x.
Profit = Revenue - total cost
In order to make profit, Revenue must be greater than total cost. Therefore,
2.21x ≥ 0.91x + 3810.3
2.21x - 0.91x ≥ 3810.3
1.3x ≥ 3810.3
x ≥ 3810.3/1.3
x ≥ 2931
The number of board-feet of lumber yard that must be sold to make profit is at least 2931
The answer is 32,000,because 5,339 times 6 is 32,034.
Answer:
1.33333333333
, simplified to 1.3
Step-by-step explanation:
Our equation is 2 multiplied by 2 over 3.
Fractions mean division.
So, let's multiply 2 by 2/3.
We get 1.33333333333
That's too long! What can we simplify it to?
1.3
Hope this helped!
- Melanie
Simply simplification...
1/3, my friend is the most basic simplification.
or 5/15, 10/30, 2/6, etc, etc...
As the histogram is skewed to the right because there is less data on the right side. So, she is correct that is option D.
<h3>What is a histogram graph?</h3>
A histogram graph is a graphical representation of given data. It is a bar graph that represents a frequency distribution by rectangles separated from each other with equal spaces.
A graph shows several dogs labeled 0 to 2 on the horizontal axis and frequency on the vertical axis.
here, we can see from a given data that as the number of dogs increases the frequency on the vertical axis decreases. At 0 dogs the frequency is 20, at 1 dog the frequency is 15, At 2 dogs the frequency is 12.
The histogram is skewed to the right because there is less data on the right side as the frequency decreases.
Therefore, the histogram is skewed to the right because there is less data on the right side. So, she is correct that is option D.
Learn more about histograms here:
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