Final answer:
To calculate profits for a seminar, use the formula R = 1000x for total revenue. Total cost will be 5000 + 600x, and profit will be 400x - 5000. With 100 students enrolled, the profit is 35000, and the break-even point is 13 students.
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the total revenue for the seminar, the formula would be:
R = 1000x
Where x is the number of students enrolled, and each pays a fee of P1,000. For the total cost to put on the seminar, the cost includes a fixed fee and the cost of manuals which vary with the number of students:
Total Cost = Fixed Costs + (Cost per Manual per Day * Days * Number of Students)
Total Cost = 5000 + (200 * 3 * x) = 5000 + 600x
The profit model, with x representing the number of students, is:
Total Profit = Revenue - Total Cost
Total Profit = (1000x) - (5000 + 600x) = 1000x - 5000 - 600x = 400x - 5000
When 100 students are enrolled:
Profit = (400 * 100) - 5000 = 40000 - 5000 = 35000
The break-even point is where the total profit equals zero:
0 = 400x - 5000
X = 5000 / 400
X = 12.5
However, you cannot have a fraction of a student, so the break-even point would be at 13 students, as that is the smallest whole number greater than 12.5.