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Can you just give me the equation to it?

Can you just give me the equation to it?-example-1

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we can see it from this way.

when the Costs = Revenuve, is the equilibrium point, or break-even point, where there are no losses but no gains either, all costs are covered by the incoming revenue.

if say they have make "x" more, on top of the 98200 they already have, to make a profit, that amount must surpass the costs, since recall that profits are just the surplus.



\bf \stackrel{costs}{201522}~~<~~ \stackrel{revenue}{98200 + x}\implies 103322 < x

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Well, they would need $103,322 more to break even so, they would need at least $103,323 to make a profit.

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