Question

Urgent help! show working out thanks!

Answer 1

I need help with d.ii)

Answer 2

I don't get d.ii) and need help finding it

Answer 3

the answers for c is 100 and d.i) is P=10n-1000

Answer 4

is it just n>100?

Answer 5

yes, that should be it, but I'm pretty sure that d i) is P = 10n - 900

Answer 6

why 900? where did u get the 900 from?

Answer 7

Actually, it might be P = 10n - 1100

Answer 8

because profit occurs after n = 100

Answer 9

if n = 100, then

P = 10(100) - 1100 = 0

at n = 100, no profit occurs. That's how you figure out the equation

Answer 10

kk

Answer 11

but to use that profit equation, n must be greater than 100

Answer 12

but could u use 101 then?

Answer 13

and referring to part d.ii) what does it mean by "(as opposed to a loss)?" so basically I only need to find what n has to be for a profit which is n>100, correct?

Answer 14

10n - 1000 is correct since P = R - C

Answer 15

Sorry, it's early where I am

Answer 16

it's ok, so for d.i) it is P= 10n-1000?

Answer 17

and referring to part d.ii) what does it mean by "(as opposed to a loss)?" so basically I only need to find what n has to be for a profit which is n>100, correct?

Answer 18

correct, and for dii) n must be greater than 100

Answer 19

kk, I get it now, thanks so much!

Answer 20

u are my hero Hero!

Answer 21

I was merely verifying what you had already come up with yourself

Answer 22

lol kk but still thanks for verifying it :)

Answer 23

I have an exam tomorrow and I did badly in a previous analysis test so I just wanted to make sure I get everything.

Answer 24

Well at least you're working hard. Good job

Answer 25

thanks

Answer 26

Yeah, just remember P = R - C and you should be good

Answer 27

yep since I do accounting I know that already.

Answer 28

but wen ur in a test situation and the time is ticking I become 1000% more tense and nervous

Answer 29

but really, I do appreciate it you helping me, I feel so relieved now.