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The revenue for a business, as a function of units produced, s, is

shown below by R(x). C(x) represents the cost of producing x
units. Calculate the profit function and then determine how many
units must be produced for the business to make a profit of
$1680.
R(x) = 292
The revenue
function
The cost function
C(x) = 17x + 504

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Answer:


P(x) = - 17x-212 --- profit function

Explanation:

Given


C(x) =17x + 504


R(x) = 292

Solving (a): The profit function

This is calculated as:


P(x) = R(x) - C(x)

So, we have:


P(x) = 292 - 17x - 504


P(x) = - 17x+292 - 504


P(x) = - 17x-212

Solving (b):Units to make 1680


P(x) = - 17x-212

Substitute 1680 for P(x)


1680 = -17x - 212

Collect like terms


17x= -1680 - 212


17x= -1892

Divide by 17


x= -111

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