As a fundraiser, the band is selling cookies. The cost to make each cookie can be written as c (x) = 0.25x + 0.5 and the functions that represents the amount they sell the cookie for can be written as s (x) = 2x. What function represents the profit, P (x), for each function?

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Jasmin

Mathematics

4 July, 23:30

As a fundraiser, the band is selling cookies. The cost to make each cookie can be written as c (x) = 0.25x + 0.5 and the functions that represents the amount they sell the cookie for can be written as s (x) = 2x. What function represents the profit, P (x), for each function?

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Caden Garrison · Answer 1

Profit=selling rice-cost price

P (x) = 2x - (0.25x+0.5)

P (x) = 1.75x-0.5

Van Mcconnell · Answer 2

The profit it's the money that you make minus the money that you sell. So

P (x) = s (x) - c (x)

P (x) = (2x) - (0.25x + 0.5)

P (x) = 2x - 0.25x - 0.5

P (x) = 1.75x - 0.5