What is the average profit on producing and selling 40 items per day

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The discussion centers on calculating the average profit from producing and selling 40 items per day, given the average cost function AC(x) = (100x + 2)/x and the average revenue function AR(x) = (100x + 3)/x. The average profit is derived from the difference between average revenue and average cost. Additionally, participants inquire about the sales volume required to achieve an average daily profit of $80, emphasizing the importance of correctly interpreting the cost and revenue functions.

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business has an average cost of AC(x)= 100x+2x/x and its average revene per day is AR(x)= 100x+3/x

what is the average profit on producing and selling 40 items per day

how many must we sell to get an average daily of $80?
 
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fxacx said:
business has an average cost of AC(x)= 100x+2x/x and its average revene per day is AR(x)= 100x+3/x

what is the average profit on producing and selling 40 items per day

how many must we sell to get an average daily of $80?
Please go back, reread the problem, and copy it correctly! I feel sure the average cost is NOT "
100x+2x/x= 100x+ 2". I might guess (100x+ 2x)/x but that is just 102. My best guess is that you meant "AC(x)= (100x+ 2)/x and that AR(x)=(100x+ 3)/x, NOT "100x+ 3/x".

Now, do you know what "revenue" and "cost" mean and how to find profit from them?
 
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