Question

It costs Widgeco $2,000 to purchase a machine that produces widgets and $2.75 to produce each widget. If widgets are sold for $4.99 each, which of these represents the profit, P(w), received when Widgeco sells w widgets?

A
P(w) = 2.24w + 2,000
B.
P(w) = 7.74w + 2,000
C.
P(w) = 2.24w – 2,000
D.
P(w) = 7.74w – 2,000

Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

You would add the 2.75 and 4.99 to get 7.74 and you would add the variable for how much widgets are made and since its the profit you would have to add the 2,000 so the equation would be P(w) = 7.74w + 2,000

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