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The revenue of a company is represented by r(x) and the expenses of the company are represented by e(x). What would you do to find the profit, p(x)? A. r(x) + e(x) = p(x) B. r(x) – e(x) = p(x) C. e(x) – r(x) = p(x) D. r(x) / e(x) = p(x)
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Think about it.... Revenue - Expenses = net proft. so it's obviously going to be C. right?
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