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23 October, 14:41

A student government association is having a car wash. They can only spend $35 dollars on soap. They plan to charge $6 per car wash, and can wash up to 45 cars. Use p for profit and c for cars washed. Write an equation for this function. Determine the profit if they washed 0 cars, 20 cars, and 45 cars.

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  1. 23 October, 15:48
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    Profit = income - expenses

    p = 6c - 35 < = = ur equation

    c < = 45

    if they washed 0 cars ...

    p = 6 (0) - 35

    p = - 35 ... there would be no profit, just a loss of $ 35

    if they washed 20 cars ...

    p = 6 (20) - 35

    p = 120 - 35

    p = 85 ... there would be a profit of $ 85

    if they washed 45 cars ...

    p = 6 (45) - 35

    p = 270 - 35

    p = 235 ... there would be a profit of $ 235
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