Super Strength Inc. has found that the relationship between their sales and their net profit can be described by a polynomial function G (x) in which x is their sales (in thousands of dollars) and G (x) is their net profit (in thousands of dollars). What would be an appropriate domain for this function?

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Jamie Frye

Mathematics

20 March, 23:16

Super Strength Inc. has found that the relationship between their sales and their net profit can be described by a polynomial function G (x) in which x is their sales (in thousands of dollars) and G (x) is their net profit (in thousands of dollars). What would be an appropriate domain for this function?

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Winston Kaufman · Answer 1

x ≥ 0

Step-by-step explanation:

The domain of the profit function G (x) is the set of all possible values that "x" could assume. In this function, "x"represents the sales in thousand of dollars, therefore the minimum possible value is zero (scenario in which there are no sales). Assuming an hypothetical scenario in which the company has an infinite supply capacity, there is no upper limit for what their sales might be. Thus, the domain for the function is x ≥ 0.