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Mathematics, 25.09.2021 02:50 tanoah7623

The manufacturer of computer spends 500 to make each computer and sells them for 800 the manufacturer also has a fixed cost each month of $5,700 find the number of computers x that the manufacturer needs to sell in order to break even.

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