Estimate the point of intersection. (х, у) %3D What does this point represent? O The point of intersection represents the break-even point, when cost is equal to the revenue. The point of intersection represents the break-even point, when cost is double that of the revenue. O The point of intersection represents the break-even point, when cost is greater than the revenue. O The point of intersection represents the break-even point, when cost is less than the revenue.
Unitary Method
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Speed, Time, and Distance
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![(a) Estimate the point of intersection.
(х, у) %3D
What does this point represent?
The point of intersection represents the break-even point, when cost is equal to the revenue.
The point of intersection represents the break-even point, when cost is double that of the revenue.
The point of intersection represents the break-even point, when cost is greater than the revenue.
O The point of intersection represents the break-even point, when cost is less than the revenue.
(b) Use the figure to identify the x-values that correspond to an overall loss and a profit. Explain.
(i) an overall loss
There will be an overall loss when x --Select--- v 2000 because the cost is --Select-- v the revenue.
(ii) a profit
There will be an overall profit when x---Select--- v 2000 because the cost is ---Select--- v the revenue.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F84e8e333-03d0-45a1-a99f-7cf7b5f4e9ca%2Fe6a34774-b8fd-4f1a-b291-c60ba48a7871%2Fd6c7ah_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
![The cost C (in dollars) of producing x units and the revenue R (in dollars) obtained by selling x units are shown in the figure.
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