Molly is a coffeeshop owner in Milwaukee and estimates the revenue (the money earned from selling coffees) to be R(x) = 4x dollars, where a = the number of coffees sold. The coffee shop estimates its costs by C(x) = 2.5x + 1125 dollars. What is the selling price of each coffee? dollars. In order to break even, the company must sell at least coffees. What is the margin of profit if 550 coffees are sold? dollars. (If a loss, indicate with a negative sign) What is the margin of profit if 1050 coffees are sold? dollars. (If a loss, indicate with a negative sign)

Molly is a coffeeshop owner in Milwaukee and estimates the revenue (the money earned from selling coffees) to be R(x) = 4x dollars, where a = the number of coffees sold. The coffee shop estimates its costs by C(x) = 2.5x + 1125 dollars. What is the selling price of each coffee? dollars. In order to break even, the company must sell at least coffees. What is the margin of profit if 550 coffees are sold? dollars. (If a loss, indicate with a negative sign) What is the margin of profit if 1050 coffees are sold? dollars. (If a loss, indicate with a negative sign)

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Algebra for College Students

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