Question

PLEASE HELP ME!!!
A small publishing company is planning to publish a new book. The production costs will include one-time fixed costs (such as editing) and variable costs (such as printing). The one-time fixed costs will total $41,328. The variable costs will be $8.75 per book. The publisher will sell the finished product to bookstores at a price of $19 per book.

Answer 1

I LOVE BOOBIES!!! :ddd

Answer 2

12,056

Answer 3

12,056

Answer 4

Well i have 4032

Answer 5

41328+8.75x=19x

x= 4032 books

Answer 6

i got 4,032, diogo is right

Answer 7

15 + 0.09x = 8 + 0.14x

Answer 8

x= time in minutes.

Answer 9

140

Answer 10

Yes, it is :)

Answer 11

I guess so.. But why dont you try to understand the logic behind it instead of copying the final answer?

Its so simple. Everytime you have a fixed cost and a variable cost, you need to put them in the same equation member.
Since you want to find the interception between 2 given options, you just need to put "one = the other".

Post some more and try to do it on your own. I'll help you

Answer 12

Nice. Keep them comming then. I'll help you

Answer 13

Is this the only information you have?

Answer 14

So in this case you have a 2 system of equations.
You need to separate the pounds and the price so it will be something like this:


1 pound * the amount of A + 1 pound * the amount of B = 134 pounds

AND

4.35 dollars * the amount of A + 5.85 dollars * the amount of B = 699.9 dollars



OR:

4.35A+5.85B=699.9
A+B=134


By solving this you'll get the amount of every product.


A = 56
B = 78

Answer 15

18

Answer 16

I'll read the question real quick

Answer 17

what can i asset you with?

Answer 18

type A coffee would be 56 but idk about type B

Answer 19

yush

Answer 20

or at least think so

Answer 21

yes ax is right it would be 56 for A and 78 for B

Answer 22

oh this should be easy

Answer 23

wait oh hmmm let me think again

Answer 24

hmmm I think I got it

Answer 25

hmm I think its 44

Answer 26

@Fransisco_w please help mee

Answer 27

dang well i estimated I actually got 43.5

Answer 28

@Axellevi what do you think?

Answer 29

i has no answer :(

Answer 30

i sowwiee

Answer 31

dang sorry

Answer 32

A Web music store offers two versions of a popular song. The size of the standard version is 2.4 megabytes (MB). The size of the high-quality version is 4.1 MB. Yesterday, the high quality version was downloaded twice as often as the standard version. The total size downloaded for the two versions was 2650 MB. How many downloads of the standard version were there?

Answer 33

can you help me with this one @UltimateWitherLord

Answer 34

@Axellevi help me with this one please

Answer 35

hmmmmmmmmm im thinking

Answer 36

number of standard version downloads?

Answer 37

I cant think of the answer

Answer 38

i cant help you with this one sorry