The cost formula for a manufacturer's product is C = 4,725 + 3x, where is the cost (in dollars) and x is the number of units manufactured. If the manufacturer produces 2,775 units, what is the cost?

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The cost formula for a manufacturer's product is C = 4,725 + 3x, where is the cost (in dollars)

and x is the number of units manufactured. If the manufacturer produces 2,775 units, what is the cost?

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Answer:

13,050

Explanation:

You plug in 2,275 where x was and multiply it by three, then add 4,725.

Palle Due answered Jan 28, 2023

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