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musickatia [10]
2 years ago
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A company that manufactures cell phones has been given a quarterly operating budget of $1,176,912.42. The company's quarterly op

erating cost consists of two costs: an overhead fixed cost and the manufacturing cost of each cell phone. The company knows that the overhead fixed cost per quarter is $247,638.00, and the cost to manufacture each cell phone is $55.14. If the company's quarterly operating costs cannot exceed the quarterly budget, then what is the maximum number of cell phones that they can manufacture during the quarter?
Mathematics
1 answer:
amm18122 years ago
6 0

Answer:

maximum is 16,853 cell phones

≤  18.853

Step-by-step explanation:

1,176,912.42.   per quarter budget

247,638.00    per quarter fixed cost

We subtract then divide the amount cost of phones and ensure its less or rounded down.

1,176,912.42 -247,638 = 929274.42

929274.42 / 55.14 = 16853

16,852 < m ≤ 16,853

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