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A local bakery specializes in fruit pies. Each month, the owners of the bakery have a constant total of $8,769 in expenses (salaries, rent, etc.) and it costs $3.50 per pie to make each fruit pie. The bakery sells its pies for $9.75 each. Which inequality represents how many pies, p, the bakery will have to sell each month to earn more money from selling pies than it pays in expenses and pie costs.

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Answered by knight100rabh
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Cost of Underaage Cu = Selling Price - Cost per unit = 17.99 - 6.75 = 11.24 Cost of Overage Co = Cost per Unit - Salvage Value = 6.75 - 0.99 = 5.76

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Answered by 9979552203
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Number of pies: 2   Rule: 9.50(2) Total cost: 19.00

2. Number of pies: 3 Rule: 9.50(3) Total cost: 28.50

3. Number of pies: 5 Rule: 9.50(5) Total cost: 47.50

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