Harold makes and sells wooden clocks. His profit depends on what price he charges for a clock.

He writes the expression (-8) (90-3)

(

x

-

8

)

(

90

-

3

x

)

to represent his profit based on the price per clock,

x

.

Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about Harold's profit.

Question

Jessie Rowland

Mathematics

5 May, 14:48

Harold makes and sells wooden clocks. His profit depends on what price he charges for a clock.

He writes the expression (-8) (90-3)

(

x

-

8

)

(

90

-

3

x

)

to represent his profit based on the price per clock,

x

.

Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about Harold's profit.

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Marissa Mcconnell · Answer 1

Answer: Harold must not charge more than X=30 per clock

Step-by-step explanation:

Based on Harold's profit equation, charging more than X=30 means Harold will have a profit of zero or a negative profit. therefore the price of a clock should range between 9 and 30

Harold makes and sells wooden clocks. His profit depends on what price he charges for a clock.He writes the expression (-8) (90-3)(x-8)(90-3x)to represent his profit based on the price per clock,x.Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about Harold's profit.