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Francis Dalton

28 May, 05:18

To produce x units of a religious medal costs Upper C (x) equals 13 x plus 120. The revenue is Upper R (x) equals 33 x. Both cost and revenue are in dollars. a. Find the break-even quantity. b. Find the profit from 370 units. c. Find the number of units that must be produced for a profit of $200.

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