A group of artists is selling small prints to raise money for charity. They sell p prints, and make a profit of f(p) on the sales. If f(p) = 17p − 340, which statement is true?
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A group of artists is selling small prints to raise money for charity.
if P denotes number of selling prints and f(p) denotes profit on the sales.
a/c to question, relation between f(b) and p is given by f(p) = 17p - 340
so, profit will be zero if group of artists is selling 17p -340 = 0 => 20 prints.
f(p) = 17p - 340 , graph of f(p) is a straight line. and so the range and domain of both of f(p) is belongs to all real numbers.
hence, we can't find maximum profit or minimum profit without given limit of selling prints.
if P denotes number of selling prints and f(p) denotes profit on the sales.
a/c to question, relation between f(b) and p is given by f(p) = 17p - 340
so, profit will be zero if group of artists is selling 17p -340 = 0 => 20 prints.
f(p) = 17p - 340 , graph of f(p) is a straight line. and so the range and domain of both of f(p) is belongs to all real numbers.
hence, we can't find maximum profit or minimum profit without given limit of selling prints.
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