Drag each value to the correct location on the equation. Not all values will be used. Mr. Whitehall is going through the financial records of his bakery. The monthly expenses, in dollars, for x months of operation is given by the function f (x) = 1,600x + 2,385. The monthly revenue, in dollars, earned by the bakery is given by the function g (x) = 2,300x + 1,235. The monthly profit earned by Mr. Whitehall's bakery can be represented by the function P.

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Mathematics

Harper Lang

23 January, 05:33

Drag each value to the correct location on the equation. Not all values will be used. Mr. Whitehall is going through the financial records of his bakery. The monthly expenses, in dollars, for x months of operation is given by the function f (x) = 1,600x + 2,385. The monthly revenue, in dollars, earned by the bakery is given by the function g (x) = 2,300x + 1,235. The monthly profit earned by Mr. Whitehall's bakery can be represented by the function P.

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Sam Wilkerson · Answer 1

The function for the profit would be: p (x) = 700x - 1150.

To find the profit of a business, you have to subtract the costs from the revenue. In this case, we have function for both of these values.

All we need to do is subtract the functions:

(2300x + 1235) - (1600x + 2385) = 700x - 1150

Deshawn Charles · Answer 2

700x - 1150 is the correct answer for plato