Susie wants to start making and selling bracelets. Her costs are the large sum of money that includes her initial investment and the cost of materials for each bracelet. She has already planned how much she is going to sell her bracelets for. Explain how Susie can set up a system of equations to predict when she will start to make a profit.
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Susie wants to start making and selling bracelets. Her costs are the large sum of money that includes her initial investment and the cost of materials for each bracelet. She has already planned how much she is going to sell her bracelets for. Explain how Susie can set up a system of equations to predict when she will start to make a profit.
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anonymous · Answer

She should create two function one for how many braclets she making and how much money she putting and another how much shes selling and making money. @PhysicsGuru  :)

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e.mccormick · Answer

Well, you have to have all the profits exceed all the costs.

anonymous · Answer

She could set the profit equation equal to the cost equation and solve it. That would give her when they would be equal. Then obviously all she'd have to do is increase the number by one to get a profit that is greater than her costs.