Mathematics, 22.02.2020 19:56 vannah94

The Cost of producing n items is given as C = 5 + 2n, where 5 is initial cost and 2 is a cost per item. Profit is given as P = 3n – 2 where 2 are initial expenses and 3 is a price for unit. Find the number of units we need to sell to make profit cover the costs (break-even point)

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