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pychu [463]
3 years ago
6

55 pt. to the person who answers this!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
dsp733 years ago
6 0

erviewing you. The first step is to consider what you want. Are you trying to get into a graduate or undergraduate program? Are you trying to land a great internship? What does the person interviewing you want to see?

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B. 5 |q−10| =35

Step-by-step explanation:

Solution:

let's try to understand the problem clearly.

In this question, we asked to calculate the number units which that company produces so that it's profit is decreased from the maximum profit.

We know that, for 10000 units = company will get maximum profit.

Any value less than or greater than 10000 units will decrease the profit.

and we also know that,

For every 1000 units profit is decreased by $5000.

So if maximum profit is at 10000 units,

Then at 9000 units = it will have profit decreased by 5000 from the maximum

if q = 11000 then profit = Maximum - 5000

But we are asked to calculate the profit decrease of $35000 from the maximum.

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So, if company produces 17000 units,

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B. is the only equation which satisfies this condition.

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