Answer:

Explanation:
I would suggest starting with 1 and working to 4, as it is set up for you like that.
I would start by writing down what you know, then what you need as follows:


Now you can read it easier. Given that Profit is Revenue minus Cost, plug the equations for Cost and Revenue into the Profit equation as follows:

With the Profit equation, it is now easier to solve 2b, 3b, and 4.

Problem 4 will involve using the (now) known amount for profit, $1100 to find the unknown number of animals. This will involve a little bit more "algebra" compared to the prior questions.

Because 13x - 50 is 1100, 13x will be 1100 + 50, just as

So, add 50 to both sides:

Because 13x is 1150, x will be 1150÷13, just as

So, divide 13 from both sides:

Because 1150/13 is not an integer, use a calculator, or simplify the improper fraction to obtain...
x=88.5 (Approximately)
But, because you cannot sell half an animal, you would have to sell 89 in order to profit $1100, for bonus points, what is the actual profit accrued by selling 89 animals?