Sava D. answered 06/30/17
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a. We substitute the given information in the equation to find k (y =10, x =600):
y = k + 3000/x
10 = k + 3000/600
10 = k + 5
k = 10 -5
k =5.
Cost function is
y = 5 +3000/x
b. To find the cost per card, we let x =750 in the cost function:
then
y = 5 + 3000/750
y = 5 + 4
y = 9.
Cost per card is 9 cents.
c. Now, we know cost y is 7.5 cents, and solve for y.
7.5 = 5 + 3000/x
7.5 - 5 = 3000/x
2.5 = 3000/x
x = 3000/2.5
x = 1200.
We need to produce 1200 name cards for the cost to be 7.5 c.