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A newspaper started an online version of its paper 14 years ago. In a recent presentation to stockholders, the lead marketing executive states that the revenues for online ads have more than doubled that of the revenues for printed ads since starting the online version of the paper. Use the graph below to justify the lead executive’s statement and to determine the approximate year that the two ad revenues were equal.
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Okay, so this question has two parts: 1. Justify the statement of the lead marketing executive. 2. Estimate the year which the revenues of both online and paper were equal.
Oh, alright.
Now tell me what the lead marketing executive stated.
the revenues for online ads have more than doubled that of the revenues for printed ads since starting the online version of the paper?
Yes, great! Now, the graph has two lines: LINE 1. PRINTED AD REVENUE LINE 2. ONLINE AD REVENUE Red = Printed Blue = Online
Tell me which line had a more-than-doubled revenue, the red or blue.
Blue?
Great! Now, since we know: MORE THAN DOUBLED REVENUE: Blue We need to determine an estimate of the revenue at, around, 15 years. What is your estimate for the revenue of blue/red at 15 yrs?
Blue: 4.8 million? Red: 1.4 million?
Great! I would believe the estimate for blue is 4.5. Since we know BLUE is the more-than-double revenue... Double is a key word. Now, what is 1.5 doubled?
2.25?
It's essentially 1.5 x 2...
oops, 3..
And what is blue? 4.5. So we just justified the words of the lead marketing executive.
so that answer is 4.5?
Thank you @tteesstt8080
I mean, part one.
Sorry I was doing something else. For part 2, you have to estimate the POINT OF INTERSECTION of the two lines, or where they meet at a common point.
At what year do they approximately have the same revenue, print and online?
approximately? How do I find that? I thought it was year 7.5
year 7
I would say 7.5, but 7 works fine. Now, trace a straight line up from 7 on the x-axis (or 7.5). At what point does your finger or pencil or whatever touch either the blue or red?(because it doesn't matter which one; they are at the same point)
a little over 2
Great job! Now, can you estimate that as a number?
2.2?
Yep! Great job! You just finished both parts to the question! ^.^
Ok, I get it but what are the answers? lol, is it 2.2 and 4.5?
Nevermind. Thank you so much :)
No problem! Feel free to ask if you have more although I might not reply for a bit.
Alright :)
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