Math, asked by abhisheksingh007226, 5 months ago

A company's goal is that every month, they will sell 10% more
than what was sold the previous year. The CEO considers it
a success if they can be within 10% of that goal. The previous
year's sales for April totaled $20,000.​

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Answered by Jaizz
2

Answer:

it must be betwwen

Step-by-step explanation:

it must be between

(x - 22000)<2000

Answered by AadilPradhan
0

Correct question:

A company's goal is that every month, they will sell 10% more than what was sold the previous year. The CEO considers it a success if they can be within 10% of that goal. The previous year's sales for April totaled $20,000

Which inequality describes the situation.

a. |x-2,000| ≤ 22,000

b. |x-22,000|≤ 2,200

c. |x-2,200| ≤ 22,000

d. |x-22,000| ≤ 2,000

e. None of the above

b. |x-22,000|≤ 2,200

Given:

A company's goal is that every month, they will sell 10% more

than what was sold the previous year. The CEO considers it

a success if they can be within 10% of that goal.

The previous year's sales for April totaled $20,000.​

To find:

The correct option

Solution:

Previous year sales = $20,000

Company's goal for this present month = 20,000 * (110/100)

= 200 * 110

= $ 22,000

10% of present goal is (10/100) * 22000 = 2200

Success is if sale is within 10%, hence within 2200.

Hence, |x-22,000|≤ 2,200

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