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maksim [4K]
2 years ago
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A factory sells backpacks for $40. 00 each. The cost to make 1 backpack is $10. 0. In addition to the costs of making backpacks,

the factory has operating expenses of $12,000 per week. The factory's goal is to make a profit of at least $980 each week. What is the minimum number of backpacks the factory must sell in order to meet the weekly goal?.
Business
1 answer:
ohaa [14]2 years ago
7 0

The minimum number of backpacks the factory must sell in order to meet the weekly goal of making <u>profits of $980</u> each week would be 433 bags.

What is the calculation of the number of bags?

The selling price of one bad is $40 and its production cost is $10. Finally, it has operating expenses of $12,000 per week.

Therefore, the computation would be as follows:

980= (40-10)x - 12000\\980=30x - 12000\\12,980=30x

Finally, to get the <u>value of X</u>, divide both sides with 30;

\frac{12980}{30} =\frac{30x}{30} \\x=432.67

Therefore, the company is required to sell <u>433 backpacks</u> weekly.

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