*PLEASE HURRY WILL GIVE BRAINLY* A company's profits (in dollars) are modeled by the function p(x) = —x^2+ 1100x - 300000, where
x is the number of units produced. To determine the minimum number of units that must be produced in order to earn profits of $590, the company plots the parabola of y = —x^2 1100x -- 300000 and the line x = 590, finds the intersection
of the two, and concludes that 900 units must be produced. Is the company correct? Explain, rounding values to the nearest whole number if necessary.
No, it’s not correct. The y-axis on the graph represents the profits p(x) so the minimum number of units produced should be when the a horizontal line at y = 590 first intersects the parabola drawn left to right, and not a vertical line at x = 590 because that represents the profit as 590 units are produced.
