Mr. Hamed wants to purchase existing car wash business. The purchase cost is (16+ 5000) R.O and variable cost per car is estimated to be (16+ 80) R.O. In addition, he knows that the price of each car comes from the profit function ?(?) = (16 + 90)? − (16+ 5000). a. How many cars must be washed to recover the purchase price. b. If the revenue function now is expressed by ?(?) = (16+ 1600) + (16+ 20)?2, find the minimum profit value Mr. Hamed can gain.

Mr. Hamed wants to purchase existing car wash business. The purchase cost is (16+ 5000) R.O and variable cost per car is estimated to be (16+ 80) R.O. In addition, he knows that the price of each car comes from the profit function ?(?) = (16 + 90)? − (16+ 5000). a. How many cars must be washed to recover the purchase price. b. If the revenue function now is expressed by ?(?) = (16+ 1600) + (16+ 20)?2, find the minimum profit value Mr. Hamed can gain.

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