A company produces remote-controlled helicopters. The company’s profit, in thousands of dollars, as a function of the number of helicopters produced per week can be modeled by a quadratic function. When 1 helicopter is produced per week, the company’s profit is 4 thousand dollars. The maximum profit, 22 thousand dollars, occurs when 4 helicopters are produced per week.
The function that models the scenario, where h is the number of helicopters produced per week, is
f(h) = –2(h – 4)2 + 22.
When 6 helicopters are produced weekly, the company’s profit is (blank)
thousand dollars.