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Business, 01.03.2021 22:20 uberagentkenny

The VA-TX Company has noticed when it advertises, it dramatically increases the number of customers who buy its product at seminars. With advertising, VA-TX expects the audience to buy the product at a price of $75. The cost of renting a place is $4,000/day, utilities included. Moreover, the cost of food and drinks is $5/person. If VA-TX assumes at a minimum it will sell 124 units, what would be the upper bound on advertising dollars (i. e., where would the company break even)?

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